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Many Americans leaving Obamacare money on the table

Nearly 14 million people will qualify in 2016 for help paying out-of-pocket costs under Obamacare plans.

Qualcomm reaches $975M settlement with China

Qualcomm reached a $975 million settlement with the Chinese government, the company announced on Monday.

Netflix launching in Cuba

CNBC's Julia Boorstin reports people in Cuba will be able to subscribe to Netflix starting today.

Hackers will soon be targeting your car

Cybercriminals and not just stealing your data, they could steal your life.

Microsoft selling $10.75 billion of new bonds

Deal comes after Apple sold $6.5 billion of bonds last week.

Wall Street Wary of New European Unrest

Simon Constable and Victor Reklaitis look at how Wall Street will view economic upheaval in Europe, triggered by Greece over the weekend. Photo: Getty

Americans are spending gas savings on ... more gas

So what are Americans doing with some of the money they’re saving from cheap gas? Why, they are buying more fuel.

Dish's online TV debuts, targets cord-cutters, cord-nevers

Dish Network's online television service, Sling TV, debuted Monday as a way to entice people who have dropped their cable or satellite TV service or never had one.It's cheaper than a traditional pay-TV package, but it comes with fewer channels. Anyone with an Internet connection in the U.S. can sign up.

Apple basically saved this earnings season

It's a good thing for Apple, because otherwise the U.S. profit picture would look a lot different.

Hasbro's Hollywood dreams come true, in cold cash

The company behind Play-Doh, Monopoly, and Yahtzee is reaping handsome returns from licensing deals with major movie studios. Those contracts made a big difference in Hasbro’s fourth quarter, as sales tied to Paramount’s Transformers franchise and Disney’s Avengers helped the company boost its financial results despite a strengthening dollar, which weakened sales abroad. Sales ticked up 1 percent to $1.3 billion in the period, while profit surged 31 percent to $170 million.