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Market rotation winners and losers — plus, quantum computing news from one of our industrials
Every weekday, the Investing Club releases the Homestretch; an actionable afternoon update just in time for the last hour of trading.
Israel enters first stage of planned assault on Gaza City
Israel on Wednesday entered the first stages of its planned assault on Gaza City after approving a plan to take over the city that includes calling up 60,000 reservists.
This biotech stock could see a sharp swing higher after years of struggling, charts suggest
Chart analyst Frank Cappelleri breaks down the technical outlook on the biotech stock.
Stocks making the biggest moves midday: Target, Intel, Medtronic, Palantir, La-Z-Boy and more
Here are some of the stocks posting the biggest moves in midday trading Wednesday.
States brace for less disaster relief aid as Trump administration reshapes FEMA
As the Trump administration lays out a new vision for FEMA, funding for western North Carolina's Hurricane Helene recovery hangs in the balance.
Walmart is due to report earnings on Thursday. Here’s what analysts say to expect
Several analysts are optimistic about Walmart heading into the second-quarter print, even after the stock's outperformance since the start of the year.
Claire's sells most of its North American business after filing for bankruptcy protection
Claire's announced Wednesday it is selling most of its North American business in an effort to stave off liquidation after filing for bankruptcy protection.
Target shares tumble as retailer picks new CEO, says sales fell again
Investors are looking for signs that the struggling big-box retailer Target is getting back on track.
Erasing personal data from the devices you discard is a booming business
End-of-life management of used and discarded smartphones, computers, servers, and hard drives, and the massive amount of data stored on them, is a big business.
Op-ed: High-value AI conversations will lead to a new, richer era for Google and the open web
While search traffic will decline, potentially hurting Google and publishers in the short term, a new type of "supply" is emerging: LLM conversations.
Trump slams 'anti-American' pushback after fresh delay to Arizona copper mine
Two of the world's largest mining firms, Rio Tinto and BHP have been trying to develop Resolution Copper for roughly two decades.
OpenAI logged its first $1 billion month but is still 'constantly under compute,' CFO says
OpenAI has ballooned in size since the launch of ChatGPT in late 2022 and is expected to triple in revenue to $12.7 billion this year.
Dayforce in advanced talks for $70 per share buyout by Thoma Bravo
The offer represents a premium of 32.4% based on the stock's closing price on August 15 and a deal value of $11.18 billion, according to Reuters calculations.
Hassett likely to be Trump's pick for Fed chief, though Warsh is more qualified, CNBC survey finds
The NEC director firmly led when asked who the president will choose from among 11 names being considered.
Should I refinance my auto loan?
CNBC Select looks into when refinancing your car loan is a good idea.
Target names longtime insider Michael Fiddelke its next CEO as retailer tries to break sales and stock slump
Fiddelke will take over as Target CEO as the big-box retailer tries to win back both customers and investors after roughly four years of stagnant sales.
Microplastics are everywhere. Here's why that matters to big oil
New research into how microplastics are affecting us is concerning scientists, but the oil and gas industry is relying on plastics for growth.
CNBC's The China Connection newsletter: New bets, old worries
From data to social chatter, worries about slower growth in China are picking up.
European markets head for negative open as sentiment shifts; British pound edges higher after UK inflation rises
European stocks are expected to open lower on Wednesday as global market sentiment wavered.
Pop Mart shares reverse course to rise 10% after Labubu-maker posts near-400% profit surge
Pop Mart has seen booming global demand for its Labubu plushies that have become a worldwide sensation.
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