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Boeing hires replacement workers as defense unit strike enters second month
Those workers have been on strike since Aug. 4 without a new contract agreement.
Santoli's Thursday market wrap-up: Market wants an interest-rate cut soon, but it doesn't want to need one
Investors want rate cuts to occur in a steady economy — as "insurance" or "normalization" cuts, not a rescue effort for flagging growth.
Stellar deal: The Chase Sapphire Reserve's new 125000-point welcome bonus
The Chase Sapphire Reserve's new welcome bonus can unlock luxury travel to almost anywhere.
This 'high quality' credit card stock has earned its place in the portfolio, strategist says
"If we believe the economic outlook is healthy, then this is certainly a company that is of high quality," the strategist said.
Honeywell's quantum computing firm inches closer to a pivotal step for investors
Honeywell announced Thursday that Quantinuum has raised another $600 million in funding at an approximately $10 billion valuation.
Las Vegas travel is slumping. What does it mean for the rest of the U.S.?
Las Vegas has seen visitation decline for seven consecutive months, with the most recent report from July showing a 12% decline year over year.
Friday's jobs report could confirm a slowing labor market. But will stocks care?
Just how much it does will matter to investors.
SEC reveals revamped crypto regulatory proposals: CNBC Crypto World
On today's episode of CNBC Crypto World, bitcoin and ether fall following a weak private payrolls report and as traders await the August jobs report. Plus, the SEC reveals its rulemaking agenda, which could see broad proposals to revamp crypto policies. And, Alex Thorn, head of firmwide research at Galaxy Digital, joins Robert Leshner, CEO of Superstate, to discuss the launch of GLXY tokenized public shares on Solana.
New York AG appeals reversal of Trump's $500 million fraud penalty
A lower court said in August that the huge fine on President Donald Trump and his company violated the U.S. Constitution's ban on excessive fines.
Senator introduces new bill to eliminate taxes on Social Security benefits
Trump's "big beautiful bill" helps seniors who pay tax on Social Security benefits, but doesn't eliminate those levies. Lawmakers are pushing for permanent change.
Pulte refuses to say where he got Lisa Cook mortgage fraud ‘tip’
President Donald Trump's housing finance chief Bill Pulte has accused Cook of claiming multiple properties as her primary residence.
Paramount mandates 5-day-a-week return to office ahead of major cost cuts
Paramount told employees Thursday that they will be expected to work in the office five days a week starting Jan. 5, 2026,
Orsted sues to save offshore wind farm from Trump administration axe
Orsted asked the United States District Court for the District of Columbia to set aside the stop-work order, calling it "unlawful" and "issued in bad faith."
White House lambasts $2 trillion Norwegian wealth fund's Caterpillar exit
U.S. officials hit out at the fund's exit from American machinery maker Caterpillar, which came amid concerns to the firm's ties to the conflict in Gaza.
Record numbers of retirement savers are now 401(k) or IRA millionaires
Helped by consistent savings efforts and market gains, average 401(k) balances reached fresh highs in the second quarter, according to a Fidelity report.
Stephen Miran says he'll take unpaid leave from White House job while serving as Fed governor
Miran said he wouldn't fully resign from his position at the White House while serving out the Fed Governor's term, which expires Jan. 31, 2026.
As consumers rush to get EVs, Ford sees a bright spot with a big, gas-powered SUV
While the Expedition only made up about 5% of sales in August, Ford's profit engine for decades has been large trucks and SUVs.
RFK Jr. casts doubts on vaccines, clashes with Democrats over Covid shot access
Kennedy said he supports a statement made by a newly appointed member of a key government vaccine panel that mRNA vaccines pose a dangerous risk to people.
Holiday inventory levels are tea leaves to read the state of retailers and consumer spending
"Demand has been softer than normal" as business cuts inventory because of tariff-based uncertainties or because of stock brought in earlier, one shipper says.
Major banks give big endorsements of gold on loss of Fed independence. Goldman sees upside to $4,000
JPMorgan has found evidence that the market is already worried about central bank independence, with gold futures showing signs of a "Fed inflation trade."
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