CNBC Daily Open: U.S. CEOs feeling better about the economy
For the first time in two years, the index that measures sentiment among U.S. chief executives has turned positive, the latest Conference Board report showed.
This is the No. 1 reason people get divorced, says Kim Kardashian’s high-powered divorce lawyer
Celebrity divorce or not, the root of the problem is always the same, celebrity divorce lawyer Laura Wasser says.
Beyond the ‘Magnificent 7’: Morningstar’s top strategist names other stocks to own
The “Magnificent Seven” are running out of steam, says Morningstar’s chief markets strategist, naming other stocks for investors to consider.
Japan’s stock markets are on a tear. Will ‘zombie’ firms threaten the bull run?
As interest rates rise, there are concerns that zombie companies will be at greater risk of bankruptcy and bailouts, which could lead to a broader economic fallout.
This index will beat the S&P 500, with inflation set to be among 2024’s ‘biggest risks,’ BofA says
The index identified by the Wall Street bank outperformed the S&P 500 in 2022 when inflation was investors’ prime concern.
S&P 500 closes above 5,000 for first time ever, notches fifth straight winning week: Live updates
A solid earnings season, easing inflation data and a resilient economy have fueled the market rally into 2024, as the S&P 500 secured a fifth winning week.
CNBC Pro Talks: How to protect your portfolio amid rising geopolitical risks
Chaos in the Middle East and the Red Sea. Two years of war in Ukraine. Tensions in the South China Sea. Geopolitical risks are rising around the globe, making it a tough and uncertain time for investors. In the second Pro Talk of 2024, CNBC’s Morgan Br…
Trade leaders urge governments around the world to join Red Sea military effort
The U.S.-coordinated Red Sea defense effort, Operation Prosperity Guardian, has 23 member countries, but trade groups are calling on more nations to join.
Wharton’s Jeremy Siegel says the S&P 500 isn’t overvalued, even as it crosses 5,000 for the first time
“I don’t think right now the market is overvalued for a long-term investor by any means,” said Wharton’s Jeremy Siegel.
Has happy hour been replaced? A recent report shows this after-work activity is the new norm
Happy hour after a long day at work may be losing its draw on employees, and working out may be taking its place as the new “happy hour” for professionals.
