Death toll rises to 41 in Turkey coal mine explosion
Funerals for miners killed in a coal mine explosion in northern Turkey began Saturday as officials raised the death toll to at least 41 people.
Upcoming Russian nuclear exercises a challenge for the West
Russia typically holds major annual nuclear exercises around this time of year, and U.S. and Western officials expect them perhaps in just days.
Rupert Murdoch considers combining Fox, News Corp
Both have formed special committees to review proposals of a potential combination, they said.
Nikola founder Trevor Milton found guilty of fraud over statements he made while CEO of the EV company
Trevor Milton, who founded electric truck maker Nikola and ran it until September 2020, has been found guilty of fraud related to statements he made while CEO.
Federal Reserve probing Bostic’s trading after blackout period transactions
The Federal Reserve is looking into trades that Raphael Bostic, the head of the central bank’s Atlanta district, made during restricted periods.
This week’s best-performing stocks include two pharma names analysts expect will rally from here
Some of the biggest stock winners in this week’s market action included two big pharmaceutical names analysts expect to rally in the months ahead.
ECB still needs a couple of significant rate moves: Estonia central bank governor
Madis Müller, governor of the Bank of Estonia, speaks to CNBC’s Geoff Cutmore at the 2022 Annual Meetings of the International Monetary Fund and the World Bank Group in Washington, D.C.
This ETF topped $1 billion in assets this week as investors flock to managed futures strategies
The iMGP DBi Managed Futures Strategy ETF has hauled in more than $900 million of inflows this year.
October’s wild trading could give way to a new stock rally, as earnings roll out in the week ahead
Stocks in the week ahead could show more evidence of whether an October bottom is forming, as dozens of companies report third-quarter earnings.
FTX’s Sam Bankman-Fried backs down from ‘dumb quote’ about giving $1 billion to political races
Sam Bankman-Fried is backing down from a previous comment suggesting he could spend $1 billion or more in races from now through the 2024 election.
