Why Chrysler Says There Is A Minivan ‘Resurgence’

From CNBC. The minivan has ticked back up in sales in recent years, and is a surprisingly significant share of sales for those still in the segment–Honda, Toyota, Kia, and Chrysler. The Pacifica minivan is the only model line Chrysler sells–something that has led industry watchers to fear the legendary American brand is on its…

Why Meta’s New AI Model Is Such A Big Deal

From CNBC. Meta has launched Muse Spark, its most powerful AI model yet and the first major product from Chief AI Officer Alexandr Wang’s newly formed Meta Superintelligence Lab. The release comes as the company ramps capital expenditures to as much as $135 billion this year, nearly double last year’s spend, raising the stakes for…

Why Realtors Are Worried About The Iran War

From CNBC. The CNBC Housing Market Survey asks a group of top real estate agents about local market conditions and buy/seller sentiment. In the first quarter of 2025, buyers were more concerned about the economy and mortgages rates than they were about home prices, according to respondents. CNBC’s Diana Olick reports. Reporter: Diana Olick Produced…

Why Home Buyers And Sellers Are Exiting The Market

From CNBC. The CNBC Housing Market Survey asks a group of top real estate agents about local market conditions and buy/seller sentiment. In the first quarter of 2025, buyers were more concerned about the economy and mortgages rates than they were about home prices, according to respondents. CNBC’s Diana Olick reports. Reporter: Diana Olick Produced…

Why Novo Nordisk’s Weight Loss Pill Has Taken Off

From CNBC. Novo Nordisk’s weight loss pill is expanding the obesity treatment market as an alternative to injectable GLP-1 medications. CNBC spoke with patients about their experience on the pill and explains how the drug is facing competition from Eli Lilly’s oral weight loss pill. Watch the video to learn more. Produced, Shot, and Edited…

Why Americans Are Obsessed With These Convenience Stores

From CNBC. CNBC Marathon dives into the world of convenience stores. One of America’s largest convenience store chains, Wawa, has gained a cultlike following in its home markets of Philadelphia and South Jersey due to its sharp focus on food and customer service. Its revenue is estimated to have more than doubled since 2014, and…

How The Iran War Is Being Fought Through Memes

From CNBC. With casualties from the U.S.-Israel war with Iran mounting, social media has become a notable battleground in the conflict. Both sides are using memes to communicate their message and sway public sentiment. CNBC’s Kevin Breuninger breaks down how the Iran war is being fought online. Reporter: Kevin Breuninger Produced and Edited by: Macklin…

Where Trump’s Tariff Rates Are Headed

From CNBC. On April 2, 2025, President Trump introduced higher ‘reciprocal’ tariff rates for U.S. importers. Since then, companies and entire countries have worked to reduce their trade tax bills by altering supply chains and striking deals with the White House. The Supreme Court then determined that many of these heightened tariff rates lacked sufficient…

How Companies Have Fared Since Trump Tariffs Shocked The Market

From CNBC. This week marks one year since President Trump’s "liberation day," which enacted sweeping tariffs across industries. CNBC explains how the retail, automotive, pharmaceutical, and consumer package goods sectors have been affected. Watch the video to learn more. Produced and shot by: Ryan Baker Reporter: Laya Neelakandan Animation by: Emily Park, Jason Reginato Senior…

Exclusive first look at Arm’s new CPU

From CNBC. CNBC got an exclusive first look at Arm’s first ever in-house chip, the AGI CPU, purpose-built for running AI inference in data centers. Meta is the first official customer for the new chip, with seven other committed customers including OpenAI, Cloudflare and SAP. CNBC’s Katie Tarasov has the details.

How Thorne Became One Of Gen Z’s Favorite Wellness Brands

From CNBC. CNBC’s Gabrielle Fonrouge digs into how supplement company Thorne became one of Gen Z’s favorite wellness brands. Younger consumers are spending more on wellness products than their parents did, according to Thorne. The 42-year-old supplement company has seen huge growth. Produced, Shot and Edited by: Natalie Rice Reporting by: Gabrielle Fonrouge Animation: Emily…

Perspective: Apple’s crackdown on vibe coding apps

From CNBC. Steve Jobs founded Apple 50 years ago this week on a simple idea: democratize computing by putting personal computers in the hands of anyone. Now, Apple is going against that founding mission by standing in the way of what could become the most empowering tool for ordinary people in software history — AI…

Apple Turns 50 — Here’s What’s Next In The Age Of AI

From CNBC. Apple turns 50 at a moment when it’s losing the AI race and doing something once almost unthinkable: opening Siri to rival chatbots and leaning on Google’s Gemini to close the gap. But some of the people who helped build Apple, including co-founder Steve Wozniak, former CEO John Sculley and Siri’s co-founders, suggest…

Apple’s crackdown on vibe coding apps

From CNBC. Steve Jobs founded Apple 50 years ago this week on a simple idea: democratize computing by putting personal computers in the hands of anyone. Now, Apple is going against that founding mission by standing in the way of what could become the most empowering tool for ordinary people in software history — AI…

How Footwear Companies Are Changing

From CNBC. CNBC Marathon digs into how the footwear market is evolving as retailers like Nike and Crocs stage a comeback amid new retail industry entrants like On Running. Nike is the world’s largest sportswear brand but the company is on a mission to regain its stride. A series of poor earnings reports eventually wiped…

Why Investors Are Getting Into Pokémon Trading Cards

From CNBC. Trading cards are a growing asset class and high six figure sales are becoming more common. In February 2026, Logan Paul sold his 1999 Charizard for $16.5 million, the most expensive trading card ever sold. Serious collectors and investors are join the game and total spend for trading cards, excluding sports cards, increased…

Why Wall Street Is Investing In Trading Cards

From CNBC. Trading cards are a growing asset class and high six figure sales are becoming more common. In February 2026, Logan Paul sold his 1999 Charizard for $16.5 million, the most expensive trading card ever sold. Serious collectors and investors are join the game and total spend for trading cards, excluding sports cards, increased…

How The Economic Fallout From The Iran War Could Get Worse

From CNBC. A number of measures designed to mitigate the impact of the Iran war on the U.S. economy will soon run out. A prolonged conflict could make the economic fallout from the war even worse. CNBC’s Matt Peterson breaks down why the coming weeks of the war are critical for markets. Reporter: Matt Peterson…

Luxury Giants Lose Billions In Market Value Amid Middle East Conflict

From CNBC. The Iran war is rattling the global luxury industry. Stocks like LVMH and Hermès have shed an estimated $100 billion in combined market value since late February. The Middle East, last year’s fastest-growing luxury market at a growth rate of 6% to 8%, is now facing deep uncertainty. Dubai’s booming millionaire population and…

Trump Deploys ICE Agents To U.S. Airports As DHS Shutdown Continues

From CNBC. The Department of Homeland Security remains shut down more than a month after its Congressional funding expired. Lawmakers have not yet reached an agreement to fund the department which hosts both immigration and customs enforcement alongside travel security. President Trump has directed ICE agents to assist TSA workers who have gone over 1…

Arm Releases First Ever AI Chip, With Meta As Initial Customer

From CNBC. For more than 35 years, Arm has licensed its chip architecture and collected royalties on every processor made by customers like Apple, Nvidia, Google, Amazon, Intel and Microsoft. Now Arm is becoming their competitor, making physical silicon of its own for the first time, with Meta as the initial customer. CNBC got an…

How Retailers Like Gap Are Betting Big On AI Partnerships

From CNBC. Gap is partnering with AI platforms to sell its clothing directly on third-party sites, expanding its digital reach and streamlining online shopping. The company’s new Unified Commerce Protocol aims to better connect inventory and purchasing across channels, while AI-powered sizing tools could help reduce returns. However, Americans are increasingly worried about data privacy.…

Drivers In China Rush To Buy Gas Before Prices Increase

From CNBC. CNBC’s Eunice Yoon reports from Beijing on the surge in drivers rushing to refuel their cars after China warns that gasoline prices will increase. » Subscribe to CNBC: https://cnb.cx/SubscribeCNBC » Subscribe to CNBC TV: https://cnb.cx/SubscribeCNBCtelevision About CNBC: From ‘Wall Street’ to ‘Main Street’ to award winning original documentaries and Reality TV series, CNBC…

How AI is pushing more women into blue-collar jobs

From CNBC. Women make up a just fraction of the workforce in many skilled trades but that number is growing. A shortage of skilled tradespeople and rising wages are boosting the incentives to pursue these career-driven pathways. CNBC spoke to several women working in the skilled trades.

Why Jewelry Is Becoming A Luxury Investment

From CNBC. The luxury market is undergoing a subtle transformation as affluent buyers seek assets that offer both aesthetic appeal and tangible value. Fine jewelry featuring gold, silver and rare gemstones is increasingly seen as a hedge against inflation and currency volatility. Meanwhile, resale premiums for iconic handbags have declined from pandemic-era highs. However, experts…

How Rare Disease Patients Are Rewriting The Rules Of Medicine

From CNBC. CNBC’s Becky Quick steps out from behind the anchor desk to share her family’s private battle with her daughter’s rare disease. Through her story and others like it, Quick reveals the stark reality of patients caught between groundbreaking scientific advances and the persistent gaps in funding, access, and support. Chapters: 00:00 Introduction 01:16…

Why Warner Bros. CEO David Zaslav Is The Biggest Winner Of Paramount Merger

From CNBC. Warner Bros CEO David Zaslav could walk away with nearly $900 million in compensation after the merger with Paramount. CNBC wealth editor Robert Frank explains why this “golden parachute” payment is historic. Produced, Shot and Edited by: Ryan Baker Reporter: Robert Frank Animation by: Emily Park, Jason Reginato Senior Managing Producer: Tala Hadavi…