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OpenAI trial day 2 takeaways: Musk testifies OpenAI was created as nonprofit to counter Google
Elon Musk sued OpenAI, Sam Altman and Greg Brockman in 2024, claiming they reneged on their promise to keep the artificial intelligence lab a nonprofit.
DHS shutdown: Congressional dysfunction imperils pay for TSA, Secret Service
The Department of Homeland Security has been shut down since February, as Congress continues to look for a compromise to fund the agency.
Starbucks raises full-year outlook as turnaround takes hold — despite higher gas prices
Starbucks' global same-store sales, which only includes cafes open at least a year, increased 6.2%, fueled by more visits to its locations.
Stocks making the biggest moves after hours: Robinhood, Booking Holdings, Starbucks, Visa & more
See which stocks are posting big moves after the bell.
First Vegas-style casino opens in New York City
New York City's first full-scale casino with live table games opened to gamblers more than a decade after New York voters approved an expansion of gambling.
4 unique credit card features: Rare perks and surprising restrictions
From avoiding sales tax to annual cash back redemptions, these credit cards get specific in their value and drawbacks.
United Arab Emirates to leave OPEC May 1, energy chief says still committed to oil price stability
The UAE said it decided leaving OPEC was in its national interest after reviewing its production policy and capacity.
U.S. airlines are hiking fares — and travelers keep booking
Executives say travelers keep booking despite big jumps in airfare as they seek to cover the cost of fuel.
FCC launches review of Disney broadcast licenses years ahead of schedule
The Federal Communications Commission has told Disney to file its broadcast license renewals early, citing concerns around its DEI policies.
Here's everything to expect when the Fed issues its latest interest rate decision Wednesday
In what could be Jerome Powell's final meeting as Fed chair, he and his fellow policymakers are likely to continue their cautious approach.
These bonds protect against inflation. How to optimize them for your portfolio
Treasury inflation-protected securities are back in the mix as investors grapple with worries over higher prices.
Red-hot Corning shares slide on earnings. Why that's a gift to investors
The stock's massive rally in 2026 established a high bar for Tuesday's results.
UAE's shock OPEC exit: What it means for the oil cartel's future and for crude prices
The UAE wants to ramp up production without constraints from OPEC, which could prove bearish for prices at some point.
Traders bet Nvidia's stock will return to record highs soon
Shares of Nvidia fell a bit on Tuesday after a WSJ report raised questions about OpenAI growth targets and the whole AI complex.
Josh Brown likes next-generation aviation stock as long-shot play on potential electric aircraft boom
Joby Aviation is a good way to play the emerging eVTOL industry, Josh Brown told CNBCs "Halftime Report" on Tuesday.
Jamie Dimon warns of 'some kind of bond crisis' ahead as global debt risks build
Dimon, who runs JPMorgan Chase, the world's largest bank by market cap, said that today's growing mix of risks could combine in unpredictable ways.
GM: Iran war causing cost increases, but pricey vehicles continue to sell
GM CEO Mary Barra said the Detroit automaker continues to monitor any change in customer spending, but so far, the company's vehicle mix has remained healthy.
JetBlue is full steam ahead on Fort Lauderdale, regardless of Spirit's fate
JetBlue, United, Frontier and others added service to airports Spirit services after the carrier filed for bankruptcy for the second time in less than a year.
Meta shares look 'iffy' into earnings. How to trade it
Meta heads into earnings Wednesday after the bell with the fundamentals case largely intact. But the technicals are a bit shaky.
DOJ's handling of Epstein files to get congressional watchdog scrutiny
The Government Accountability Office, at the best of Congress, will investigate the Department of Justice's handling of the Epstein files.
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