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Tesla owners can 'summon' their cars in a parking lot, but it's not going well for some

Tesla apparently has some work to do with its latest “Smart Summon” autonomous driving software, which allows drivers to basically “summon” their cars from as far away as 200 feet.

Oil slides to its worst quarter of the year

Oil recorded its weakest quarter since late last year as fears over a global economic slowdown overshadowed an unprecedented attack on Saudi Arabia’s key energy facilities.

Gold stumbles below the psychologically important $1,500 level

Gold prices trade sharply lower Monday, skidding below a psychologically important level at $1,500 to end the month and quarter, amid a firming U.S. dollar and some buoyancy in U.S. stocks and yields drawing demand away from bullion.

WeWork says it will file to withdraw IPO

WeWork's parent The We Company said on Monday it will file to withdraw its initial public offering, a week after the SoftBank-backed firm removed founder Adam Neumann as its chief executive officer.

Apple reclaims $1T market cap after analyst says stock poised to jump 20%

Apple Inc. shares surge, pushing the company past $1 trillion in market value, following a Wall Street note that predicted its stock will rise 21% on stronger-than-expected sales of iPhone 11.

Mark Cuban says he has nearly $1 billion in Amazon stock

"It's my biggest holding," the billionaire entrepreneur and Dallas Mavericks owner said.

5 big IPOs that are getting smashed

These big IPOs are getting smashed, perhaps indicating that the unicorn bubble is bursting. And will WeWork's IPO ever happen? 

Why this finally could be Bed Bath & Beyond's time to shine

Bed Bath & Beyond is scheduled to release its most recent quarterly results later this week. One analyst is getting out ahead of the report and believes that it is this struggling retailer’s time to shine.

Why this falafel business founder turned down $300K from Mark Cuban

When TaDah Foods founder John Sorial appeared on Sunday's night episode of "Shark Tank," he got offers from two investors — and faced a "feeding frenzy" of the sharks.

10 Questions From Young Entrepreneurs About Startups

These days, more and more young entrepreneurs are launching their own companies—and many are finding success. 

Forever 21 files for bankruptcy protection

Forever 21 has filed for Chapter 11 bankruptcy and will begin its global restructuring.

What's in your CBD? Buyer beware

CBD products have skyrocketed in popularity and seem to be for sale everywhere, from grocery stores, to coffee shops and gas stations. CBS is a compound found in marijuana, but it does not get you high. Advocates say it can help with anything from muscle aches to anxiety. It is forecast to become a $22 billion industry by 2024 but without wide federal oversight, there is no way of really knowing what's inside CBD. Barry Petersen reports.

Here are the winners and losers of the retail apocalypse

CNBC's Courtney Reagan and Lauren Thomas, CNBC.com retail reporter, join the "Power Lunch" team to discuss brick-and-mortar stores and where millennials and gen-Z are shopping.

4 ways student debt is affecting Americans

Student loan debt is affecting many Americans... in more ways than you'd think. Here are 4 ways student debt is affecting every aspect of Americans' lives.

The kid inventor who is making the hospital less scary

The hospital can be a scary place for kids. 13-year-old Ella Casano came up with a way to make the hospital room a little more kid-friendly with her Medi Teddy.