Beijing, Shenzhen loosen more Covid curbs as China easing gathers pace
Beijing residents cheered the removal of Covid-19 testing booths while Shenzhen followed other cities in announcing it would no longer require commuters to present their test results to travel.
Pro Picks: Watch all of Friday’s big stock calls on CNBC
A recap of Friday’s best stock picks on CNBC.
CNBC Pro Talks: Evercore’s Mark Mahaney finds bargains in big tech and answers your questions
Evercore ISI analyst Mark Mahaney sat down with CNBC Pro to share the tech names he is looking at going into 2022. He also breaks down what stocks he views in the travel space that could do well, even in a possible recession.
Three things crypto investors need to know in a post-FTX world, according to financial advisors
The FTX story isn’t over yet, but lessons from the collapse to investors are already clear as day, according to financial advisors.
Markets looking for the next catalyst might latch on to worries about 2023
Markets could be volatile and in search of a catalyst in the week ahead, as investors consider year-end trades in the lull before the Fed’s December meeting.
S&P 500 and Nasdaq end Friday lower after November jobs report; indexes notch weekly gains
Investors responded to the stronger-than-expected jobs report.
Goldman Sachs warns traders of shrinking bonus pool as Wall Street hunkers down
Wall Street is grappling with sharp declines in revenue after parts of the industry involved in taking companies public and issuing stocks and bonds seized up.
Professional traders are using these ETFs and options to hedge risk in the volatile market
A group of traders and strategists joined CNBC’s Dominic Chu for the new instructive online program “The Tick.”
Amazon media chief Jeff Blackburn retires from the company for the second time
Longtime Amazon employee Jeff Blackburn is retiring for the second time from the online retail and cloud computing giant.
Christina Ricci’s collection of Chanel bags helped fund her divorce: ‘I learned to use these investment pieces in different ways’
In November, Christina Ricci told the Sunday Times Style magazine that she “sold a lot of things” to help fund her 2020 divorce from James Heerdegen.
