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From CNBC. The Trump administration is launching Project Vault, a partnership with private industry to ramp up production of critical minerals in the U.S. CNBC’s Pippa Stevens shares how this effort could impact businesses like GE, Alphabet and General Motors while backstopping large-scale miners like MP Materials and USA Rare Earth. Reporting by: Pippa Stevens…
From CNBC. Detroit truck heavyweights RAM and Ford are dropping EV full-size pickups for a kind of hybrid called an extended-range EV. They are joined by the upcoming Volkswagen backed Scout Motors, and Hyundai plans to make them, too. Despite the name, an EREV is really a type of hybrid but gets far battery range…
From CNBC. The AI boom is driving the economy right now, but it could also be the root of some of the biggest risks to markets in 2026. A race to obtain the materials and energy sources critical to the AI buildout is playing out on the world stage. Between the U.S. military’s capture of…
From CNBC. CNBC’s Michael Santoli breaks down why software stocks are facing a sell-off, what Anthropic’s Claude may be capable of and how this can impact the broader tech sector. Produced and Edited by: Andrea Miller Reported by: Michael Santoli Senior Director of Video: Lindsey Jacobson Additional Production Support: Ashley Turner, Lauren Hans Additional Footage:…
From CNBC. A hidden network of oil tankers known as the shadow fleet has become a critical force in global energy markets. These vessels move sanctioned oil by concealing their locations, ownership and routes, allowing billions of barrels of crude to reach buyers despite international sanctions. In 2025 alone, shadow fleets transported an estimated 3.7…
From CNBC. The Seattle Seahawks and New England Patriots are headed to Santa Clara, California to face off in Super Bowl 60. While the broadcast is poised to bring in hundreds of millions of eyeballs, Levi’s Stadium, the home of the San Francisco 49ers, is preparing to welcome tens of thousands of football fans to…
From CNBC. Disney’s new CEO is longtime company veteran Josh D’Amaro. After several leadership roles within the company, he took over the lucrative “Experiences” division during a pivotal time in the pandemic. CNBC’s Sarah Whitten breaks down why Bob Iger likely picked him over other candidates and what he will take on once he comes…
From CNBC. For the past nearly 20 years, Disney has been led by Bob Iger, who spearheaded some of the company’s most important acquisitions to date, including Marvel and Lucasfilm. After the unsuccessful hire of Bob Chapek as his successor in 2020, Iger now says he is leaving for good. CNBC’s Lillian Rizzo breaks down…
From CNBC. The sudden collapse last fall of a string of American companies backed by private credit has thrust a fast-growing and opaque corner of Wall Street lending into the spotlight. Private credit, also known as direct lending, is a catch-all term for lending done by nonbank institutions. The practice has been around for decades…
From CNBC. Automakers, battery makers and suppliers have been directing billions of dollars to factories and other facilities across the United States – mostly in Republican areas, especially in the South. But EV sales forecasts are dropping, and federal support has dried up. Automakers are pivoting away from EVs and toward hybrid and gas vehicles.…
From CNBC. America’s wealth gap has been widening for decades, but the COVID-19 pandemic intensified the unequal disparity between the rich and the rest of the country, something classified as a “K-shaped” recovery. Today, the wealthiest consumers are spending at record-highs, while the rest of the country struggles to afford basic necessities like housing and…
From CNBC. Movie studios are increasingly opting to build out their beloved franchises with spinoffs and sequels rather than taking a gamble on original storylines. It is a major reason as to why Paramount and Netflix are fighting for control of Warner Bros, which is home to some of the most valuable intellectual property in…
From CNBC. Trump’s pick for chair of the Federal Reserve Kevin Warsh has a hawkish track record and called for major reforms at the U.S. central bank. The President has asked the Fed, currently led by Jerome Powell, to lower interest rates at a faster pace. CNBC Economics Editor Jeff Cox details what to expect…
From CNBC. If Congress doesn’t pass the government funding bill by Friday at midnight, agencies that would close include the Department of Homeland Security, the Treasury Department, the Defense Department, the Transportation Department, the Department of Education, the Department of Housing and Urban Development and the Department of Health and Human Services. ICE and other…
From CNBC. In the wake of violent confrontations between federal agents and protesters over President Donald Trump’s immigration policy, corporate leaders are starting to do something they’ve rarely done in the first year of Trump 2.0: disagree with the president. CNBC’s Hugh Son and Melissa Repko take a look into why there’s a “climate of…
From CNBC. Five years after the GameStop saga, the most enduring legacy of the so-called "dumb money" era is a structural shift in how markets function. Retail investors did not overthrow Wall Street like they had hoped but they also didn’t vanish completely. Instead, retail became a permanent and influential participant in modern markets. CNBC’s…
From CNBC. The U.S. government is heading for a partial shutdown as Senate Democrats vow to oppose a funding package that includes appropriations for the Department of Homeland Security following a second fatal ICE shooting in Minnesota. Other parts of the government that would be affected include Defense, Treasury, State, Health and Human Services, Labor,…
From CNBC. Southwest Airlines ended its open-seating policy that has set it apart from its competitors for more that five decades. It replaced it with assigned seats, making the one-time outlier among airlines more like its rivals as Southwest faces pressure from investors to increase revenue and profits. CNBC flew on the last-ever open-seating flight…
From CNBC. Jury selection has officially begun in a high-profile lawsuit against the world’s biggest social media companies. While TikTok and Snap have recently settled, Meta and Google’s YouTube are heading to court to defend their product designs against claims that they knowingly fuel a youth mental health crisis. With top CEOs like Mark Zuckerberg…
From CNBC. China’s next AI shock isn’t another DeepSeek-style model. It’s hardware. After DeepSeek proved China could compete under constraints, that approach is moving from software to chips, power, and infrastructure. Instead of chasing the most advanced GPUs, China is scaling what it controls: domestic chips that are good enough, cheap power, and systems designed…
From CNBC. After years of safety crises, production delays and quality defects, Boeing finally seems to be turning a corner. Boeing’s net orders for 2025 were for 1,173 planes, the first time it outsold Airbus since 2018. Boeing delivered 600 planes, also the most since 2018 but still falls behind Airbus which delivered 793. Investors…
From CNBC. Meta is giving Corning up to $6 billion for fiber-optic cable in its AI data centers, in a deal reported first by CNBC. Famous for making iPhone glass for Apple, the 175-year-old U.S. company is now at the heart of the AI infrastructure boom, with demand for fiber sending its stock up more…
From CNBC. Uniqlo and Coach are among the prominent retail names that have opened branded cafe concepts in recent years. They’re joining Ralph Lauren and Capital One who began opening retail cafes over a decade ago. In a shifting post-pandemic retail landscape, experts say that brands now more than ever need to create ways to…
From CNBC. Since the late 20th century CEO pay has exploded, widening the divide between the ultra wealthy and working class Americans. Now, Tesla CEO Elon Musk could set a new standard in CEO pay packages, becoming the first trillionaire CEO after his record breaking pay package was approved in November 2025. Tesla is not…
From CNBC. Private credit, a form of lending by non-bank financial institutions to businesses outside of public markets, was once a niche corner of Wall Street. Now, private credit is going mainstream as it seeks funding from retail investors. CNBC’s Hugh Son breaks down the rise of private credit, why retail investors are looking into…
From CNBC. Iran is not a major oil producer, but recent civil unrest in the country pushed oil prices to multi-month highs. Investors fear that an Iranian conflict could impact global crude supply in a market already short on spare capacity. CNBC’s Pippa Stevens breaks down why oil markets were spooked by the protests and…
From CNBC. U.S. President Donald Trump, surrounded by world leaders, declared the war in Gaza was “really coming to an end” at a signing ceremony for his “Board of Peace” for the territory. But many countries were not represented. Countries, including Canada, France, Germany, Italy and other European nations, were absent from the signing, and…
From CNBC. Lowe’s sales haven’t been able to regain its pandemic highs, and the home improvement retailer is hoping younger shoppers can help bolster sales. The company has expanded its merchandise selection and leaned into a stronger social media presence to appeal to Gen Z and young millennials. CNBC’s Melissa Repko breaks down how Lowe’s…
From CNBC. The future of the Warner Bros. Discovery deal could come down to European regulators. Netflix has agreed to pay $27.75 per share for WBD’s movie studio and streaming business, but not its cable networks, while Paramount is attempting to acquire everything. Here’s what regulators are looking for and how this hurdle could shape…
From CNBC. The case of Federal Reserve Governor Lisa Cook is before the Supreme Court. Their decision will determine how much authority President Trump has over the U.S. central bank, which sets interest rates that influence the future trajectory of inflation and the job market. Produced and Edited by: Carlos Waters Animation: Jason Reginato, Emily…
From CNBC. In its latest aggressive AI move, Meta has acquired the intelligent agent firm Manus for $2 billion. The deal underscores Meta’s pursuit of enterprise dominance as the company faces mounting pressure to justify its massive AI infrastructure costs. However, the acquisition has sparked immediate backlash, with long-time Manus users retreating from the platform…
From CNBC. If the Supreme Court rules the tariffs are illegal, the refund process could become a lengthy back-and-forth between courts. Meanwhile, consumers are unlikely to see price drops as businesses deal with cash flow crunches. CNBC’s Lori Ann LaRocco breaks down the three likeliest scenarios and why businesses will still be left waiting for…
From CNBC. Daniela and Dario Amodei left OpenAI five years ago to form Anthropic. Anthropic’s revenue has grown 10x annually for three straight years, with 85% coming from business customers — the inverse of OpenAI’s consumer-heavy model.
From CNBC. With EV sales faltering and forecasts lowered, automakers are looking for ways to sell the batteries they are making. CNBC’s Robert Ferris breaks down how and why automakers including General Motors and Ford are investing in a new industry. Producer: Robert Ferris Editor: Natalie Rice Animation: Jason Reginato Senior Managing Producer: Tala Hadavi…
From CNBC. JPMorgan Chase CEO Jamie Dimon has for years maintained that his retirement was perpetually 5 years away. In 2024, for the first time, he acknowledged that window was shrinking. That makes the inevitable questions surrounding Dimon’s tenure loom large as he approaches 70 years of age. Will JPMorgan’s era of dominance be over…
From CNBC. NBC’s upcoming lineup for its “Legendary February” features some of the biggest sports events in the U.S., including Super Bowl LX, the Winter Olympics and NBA All-Star. The month showcases the media outlet’s huge bet on sports. CNBC’s Alex Sherman breaks it down. Produced, Shot and Edited by: Macklin Fishman Reporting by: Alex…
From CNBC. Aldi is America’s fastest-growing supermarket chain, having become the third largest by store count in 2022. The retailer’s no-frills approach helps it keep costs low, and is part of why the company’s been able to grow. CNBC’s Melissa Repko breaks down how the German grocery won over shoppers over the past fifty years…
From CNBC. Students are shifting away from four-year degrees toward certificate and associate degree programs. A new study by the National Student Clearinghouse Research Center finds that enrollment in bachelor’s degree programs increased by just 0.9% in fall 2025. By comparison, enrollment in undergraduate certificate and associate degree programs rose by 1.9% and 2.2%, respectively.…
From CNBC. For the second month in a row, commercial real estate transactions slowed. Transaction volume was 10% lower year-over-year in November 2025, with just 1,800 deals overall, according to monthly data provided by Moody’s as a media exclusive to CNBC’s Property Play. However, investors are leaning toward larger-scale acquisitions and bigger, higher-quality assets. All…
From CNBC. Federal prosecutors are conducting a criminal investigation of Federal Reserve Chair Jerome Powell focused on the $2.5 billion renovation of the central bank’s headquarters in Washington, D.C., and his related testimony to Congress. Powell said the investigation is an attempt to intimidate him by “threatening a criminal indictment” as he lowers interest rates…
From CNBC. Injectable GLP-1s for obesity have been revolutionary products of the pharmaceutical industry over the past few years. Now, for the first time, the weight loss drug is being offered in pill form. Novo Nordisk’s Wegovy pill hit the market on January 5th and rival Eli Lilly has its own version currently waiting for…
From CNBC. JPMorgan CEO Jamie Dimon, who will turn 70 in March, has signaled that his retirement is closer than ever. Dimon has been at the bank’s helm for 20 years this month, and will leave big shoes to fill. CNBC’s Hugh Son breaks down the CEO’s possible successors. Produced and Edited by: Macklin Fishman…
From CNBC. Humanoid robots seem to be going mainstream, appearing on stage with Elon Musk, Jensen Huang and all over CES 2026. But in reality, humanoids are often still tele-operated by humans. And they’re far from ready for mass deployment in the home, where unpredictabilities like kids and pets also raise the stakes for privacy…
From CNBC. Daniela and Dario Amodei left OpenAI five years ago to form Anthropic, a company focused on AI safety and enterprise. Since then, the Claude creator’s revenue has grown 10x annually for three straight years, with 85% coming from business customers — the inverse of OpenAI’s consumer-heavy model. Daniela Amodei, the company’s president and…
From CNBC. The Trump administration expects U.S. oil majors to pour billions of dollars into Venezuela’s fraying oil infrastructure. CNBC’s Brian Sullivan reports on the plan put forward by U.S. Energy Secretary Chris Wright. Produced by: Harriet Taylor Edited by: Carlos Waters Animation: Jason Reginato, Emily Park Senior Managing Producer: Shawn Baldwin Additional Footage: Getty…
From CNBC. The CNBC Housing Market Survey asks over 100 real estate agents about local market conditions and buy/seller sentiment. In the final quarter of 2025, real estate professionals saw prices remaining flat or falling in many parts of the country. Most homes sold by respondents stayed on the market for over 3 weeks –…
From CNBC. Uniqlo, Coach and luxury brands Louis Vuitton and Dior are opening cafes in their stores. While companies like Capital One and Ralph Lauren began serving coffee over a decade ago, new players are jumping on the trend to draw in more shoppers with experiential offerings. Watch the video to learn more about why…
From CNBC. Build-A-Bear Workshop’s business plummeted during the pandemic, but under CEO Sharon Price John, the company has undergone a significant turnaround. The toy store, known for its interactive experience of building and accessorizing stuffed animals, has invested in e-commerce, diversified its sales beyond malls and invested in international franchises, boosting its growth.
From CNBC. The Federal Reserve is forecasting relatively strong GDP growth in 2026, attributable to gains in worker productivity. One long-run economic model indicates that generative AI may have dramatic effects on both labor productivity and employment.
From CNBC. With tax season approaching, millions of workers could soon claim the "no tax on tips" deduction, which offers a tax break for returns filed in 2026. But some experts question which workers will benefit from the policy.
From CNBC. Robotaxis felt like science fiction just a decade ago, but this year, autonomous vehicles became a commonplace option for paying passengers across big cities in the U.S. and parts of Asia. Take a ride with CNBC’s Lora Kolodny in a Tesla robotaxi. Watch the full report on the rise of robotaxis in 2025…
From CNBC. The U.S. retirement system earned a C+ in the Mercer CFA Institute Global Pension Index, a grade researchers said reflects gaps in coverage and income stability.
From CNBC. CNBC Marathon breaks down the key challenges facing the U.S. labor force as Americans become increasingly anxious about retirement savings, job security and economic uncertainty. More than 60% of surveyed Americans are more worried about running out of money in retirement than they are about dying, according to a 2025 survey from Allianz…
From CNBC. Intel is now in high-volume production of its latest chip node, 18A, at a new Arizona fab it hopes will compete with TSMC. But so far, no major outside customers have emerged. Following years of missteps, Intel faces an uphill battle to regain customer trust. In the meantime, its received billions from Nvidia,…
From CNBC. CNBC Marathon looks at how Gen Z is reinvigorating legacy brands and influencing change in fashion and beauty retail. After a severe slump in the 2010s, Coach engineered a comeback by winning over Gen Z. In 2024, Coach surpassed Michael Kors to capture 2nd place in the U.S. luxury handbag market, according to…
From CNBC. Retirement funding looks very different depending on where you live. While the United States leans heavily on voluntary 401(k)-style savings plans, other nations rely on mandatory contributions or more traditional pensions to ensure broad coverage and steady income.
From CNBC. The latest available CPI data shows the beef and veal category is up 14.7% while overall food is up 3.1%. And expenses for America’s farmers are soaring too. Input costs for ranchers are up more than 50% over the past five years, according to the American Farm Bureau Federation.
From CNBC. The new no tax on tips provision within the One Big Beautiful Bill allows tipped employees to deduct up to $25,000 from their federal taxes. Lawmakers pushed for the provision to increase take home pay for the nation’s tipped employees. Data suggests it’ll boost average take home pay by $1,300 annually. However, some…