Why these Japanese companies want to make hydrogen on the moon
Two Japanese companies plan to produce hydrogen on the lunar surface during a mission set to launch by the end of the year.
Corporate loyalty does not pay off, HR expert says, as job hopping gains currency among young people
Just 23% of workers aged 42 and under expressed strong interest in staying with their companies long-term, according to a study by WorkProud.
CNBC Daily Open: Fed minutes signal September rate cut
Wall Street rose as minutes from the Federal Reserve meeting and a revision to payrolls data raised hopes of a rate cut.
Paramount special committee extends Skydance ‘go shop’ period as it reviews Bronfman offer
Paramount agreed to merge with Skydance last month, but the company said it would have a 45-day “go shop” period to solicit other offers.
Asia markets mostly rise as investors assess business activity data from the region and Fed minutes
The BOK is expected to hold rates at 3.5%, but traders will watch the language used in its release to see if any easing of policy are on the cards.
Fund manager says it’s time to invest in ‘defensive growth’ — and names 4 stocks
Both valuations and economic indicators are “flashing amber lights,” says Brian Arcese of Foord Asset Management.
Strong Tesla Megapack sales will boost this renewable stock, BofA says — giving it over 50% upside
The Wall Street bank’s analysts expect the little-known stock to rise by 52% over the next 12 months.
India walks a diplomatic tightrope, making friends with Ukraine while ally Russia watches on
Indian Prime Minister Narendra Modi’s visit to Ukraine on Friday is likely to be closely watched by both New Delhi’s ally Russia and by Western partners.
Microsoft revamps reporting structure to give better visibility into cloud consumption revenue
One analyst said Microsoft changes will provide better visibility into the software company’s Azure cloud infrastructure business.
The VIX level that can help chart the path for where the stock market goes next
Canaccord Genuity sees Wall Street’s so-called fear gauge as central to determining the future path of prices.
