Partners

Tesla tumbles 7% after producing a disappointing number of vehicles last quarter

The electric carmaker said on Wednesday that it produced 96,155 vehicles and delivered 97,000 during the third quarter.

GoPro stock plunges more than 20% amid production delays

GoPro Inc. shares could suffer their steepest drop on record Thursday after the action-camera maker lowered its annual forecast due to production delays for its new Hero8Black camera.

Budding Entrepreneur? Here Are 5 Ways To Jumpstart Your Business

Creating a business isn’t easy. It doesn’t matter what kind of business you are planning on starting, it takes preparation to ensure that your business will succeed. Luckily, there are many tips to help you through this big life event and successfully launch a business. Understand The Market Conducting research needs to be the first step when you try to launch a business. You should know the market inside and out, including the distributors,...

MGM could pay up to $800 million to Las Vegas shooting victims

A shooter fired into the crowd of 22,000 from the 32nd floor of the Mandalay Bay hotel, owned by MGM, killing 58 people and injuring hundreds.

Trump wouldn't be surprised if Big Pharma had role in impeachment probe

CNBC's Meg Tirrell and David Faber discuss President Donald Trump's comments about Big Pharma, drug prices and the impeachment probe.

Fastest and slowest fast-food drive-thrus

Trade publication QSR Magazine studied fast-food drive-thru times. Here are the average speeds of service.

Fighting GM puts the squeeze on striking workers

United Auto Workers union member Frank Lee is walking the General Motors picket line and dodging bill collectors as a strike now in its third week takes a toll on his finances. Conway G. Gittens has his story.

Why shopping addiction needs to be taken more seriously

For many Americans online shopping is convenient, but for millions of other Americans anything that allows a speedy checkout online is an enabler. VEUER’s Johana Restrepo has that story.

Anatomy of an IPO valuation

Unicorns are getting haircuts, meaning high-flying startups are seeing their valuations shrink when they go public. WSJ explains why differences in the private and public markets are bloating what these companies might actually be worth.

Some Silicon Valley residents want self-driving cars off of their streets

Concerned with safety, some Silicon Valley residents want self-driving cars off of their streets.

US to impose tariffs on EU after World Trade Organization win

The $7.5 billion award comes after a 15-year dispute over aircraft subsidies.

Actually, stocks have barely moved the last 2 years under Trump

It’s like a gravitational field the S&P 500 can’t get free from, the place to which all rallies must return. And it was back in force Wednesday, eliciting angry notice from President Donald Trump as waves of selling dragged the benchmark within points of where it stood 21 months ago.

Jim Cramer on how to judge earnings: 'Not as bad as feared'

If stocks drop after the September nonfarm payroll report is released, here are some stocks investors can play, says Jim Cramer.

Start Saving for These Summer 2020 Expenses Now

Summer can get expensive, so know what costs you’re in for and plan ahead.

Car Shopping? Don't Fall for These Hidden Financing Traps

A car dealership’s finance manager can make or break a good deal.

Is Debt Gobbling Up Your Paycheck? 9 Budget Hacks to Free Up Cash

No matter how much debt you have, you don’t have to go broke when you’ve got a budget.

The Best-Paying, Fastest-Growing Jobs in Each State

Working in the medical field or as a software developer pays.

Best (and Worst) US Cities for Work-Life Balance

Juggling work and your home life is much easier in some cities.

Mortgage rates hold steady but could be primed to move lower

Although the 30-year fixed-rate average ticked up to 3.65 percent, it is expected to come down in the near term. The 30-year fixed rate has fallen more than one percentage point in the past year.