Excitement over Tesla’s robotaxi could still overshadow downbeat delivery numbers
Any remaining excitement over Tesla’s robotaxi event could be enough to drown out potentially disappointing delivery numbers.
The era of diversification has begun. Goldman says it has further to run.
“Diversify to amplify” is the call from Goldman strategists.
Mamdani’s victory could be a loss for investors in these New York City real-estate stocks
Worries about higher taxes for companies and ultrawealthy people and more regulations is hurting the stocks of some New York-focused real-estate investment trusts.
Lowering pay for federal jobs is bad for workers — and bad for America
Going forward, the government will have to pay more — not less — to be competitive
Our top 3 gainers and laggards over the past month amid tariff and Mideast uncertainty
Somehow, the stock market has shrugged off the headlines overseas. The S&P 500 advanced over 4% since the Club's last Monthly Meeting.
The No. 1 biggest communication mistake most people make, says public speaking expert who's coached billionaire CEOs
When people use big words and corporate lingo at work to sound smart, they actually come across as less authentic and likable, says author Bill McGowan.
I’m 68 and leaving my job for grad school. What should I do about health insurance?
“I don’t have enough years to retire or get medical coverage through the state after I quit work.”
Watch Fed Chair Jerome Powell testify live before Senate banking panel
In his remarks Tuesday, the central bank leader asserted that the Fed is "well positioned to wait" on interest rate policy.
21-year-old new grad has applied to ‘200 to 300 jobs’ since fall: ‘I probably get, like, one rejection each day’
Katherine Diep started looking for jobs in the fall semester of her final year at college. She got her degree in June and is still looking.
Cheerios parent General Mills will sacrifice some profit to drive sales, and the stock is dropping
General Mills will look to keep prices low, with a focus on sales growth.
Jim Cramer's top 10 things to watch in the stock market Wednesday
We're on all-time high watch for Nvidia and the S&P 500.
Here’s one stock-market forecast you can bank on: No one will ever have a crystal ball
Evaluate a forecaster’s credibility before buying in — and don’t mistake anecdotes for data.
Why more big companies like Sherwin-Williams are talking about immigration on their earnings calls
As President Donald Trump and his fellow Republicans in Congress take tougher stances on immigration issues, there has been a surge in mentions of immigration in quarterly earnings calls of S&P 500 companies.
Women's Tennis Association extends media rights deal with Tennis Channel through 2032
The Tennis Channel paid a significant increase to extend its U.S. media rights deal with the Women's Tennis Association, which includes the WTA Finals.
Here’s how AI will help investors, according to Robinhood’s CEO
Tenev said that AI represents the next frontier for investors and the financial firms they do business with.
The next great WFH trend will be ‘War from Home,’ says this strategist
The idea that warfare is conducted without troops actually on foreign soil will require investment into the defense sector — and not just with the big companies, says this strategist.
My friend asked me to pay $1,600 for her son’s prom-night limo. Has the world gone mad?
“He is handsome and popular and has maintained good grades. My friend wanted to do something special.”
After key conference, here’s how the race to a $150 billion weight-loss drug market is shaping up
As the markets for weight-loss drugs develop, pharma companies are having to adapt in search of the next big thing.
Cows on the roof? How to build a real-estate empire, Barbara Corcoran style.
Real estate mogul Barbara Corcoran has opened up about the controversial methods she used to achieve success —from quirky costume parties to staging publicity stunts.
ESPN renews media deal with professional lacrosse, takes an equity stake in the league
ESPN is renewing its media deal with the Premier Lacrosse League and taking an equity stake in the organization.
Big investors are turning their focus back to U.S. after a run of European outperformance
Attention is turning back to U.S. stocks after a period of underperformance
Strait of Hormuz GPS jamming remains major security issue, tanker CEO says
The Israel-Iran ceasefire held on Tuesday, but GPS jamming in the Strait of Hormuz remains a top security concern for vessels, according to a tanker CEO.
Jim Cramer says AI stocks are climbing as DeepSeek threat recedes on Wall Street
CNBC's Jim Cramer on Tuesday gave his take on the state of the AI race.
CEO says AeroVironment has 'many pieces of the puzzle' for 'Golden Dome' defense system
AeroVironment CEO Wahid Nawabi told CNBC's Jim Cramer the company has capabilities that could help create the "Golden Dome" missile defense system.
S&P 500 nears record as stocks soar, oil sinks and investors throw caution to the wind
Investors naturally fear too much of a good thing, but animal spirits were on full display Tuesday across markets.
A new plan might be taking shape in Washington to help manage explosive U.S. debt
Forget the Mar-a-Lago Accord, the buzzy proposal for how the U.S. might be able to tame its increasingly unwieldy debt while boosting domestic manufacturing in the process.
Coinbase’s stock sees a ‘golden cross.’ Why it may not be a bullish signal to buy.
A bullish “golden cross” appeared in Coinbase’s stock chart, but investors shouldn’t necessarily take that as a buy signal.
Why the small chance of a Fed rate hike could burn investors, says rates analyst
Investors face risks from a possible Federal Reserve interest-rate hike, as well as sharp cuts, in the months ahead, says Columbia Threadneedle analyst.
Trying to save money by turning off the air conditioning? It could cost your relationship.
As temperatures continue to climb throughout the week, cohabitating couples are sometimes left choosing between an astronomically high air-conditioning bill and a cranky partner.
FedEx hopes to save $1 billion this fiscal year. But its forecast is sinking shares.
FedEx Corp. on Tuesday forecast a fiscal first-quarter per-share profit that came in shy of Wall Street’s expectations, sending shares of the package-delivery giant lower in after-hours trade.
People in their 20s should master this speaking skill now, says communication expert: It shows that you're 'supremely confident'
Author and communication consultant Bill McGowan has a tip for early-career professionals to exude confidence and be more memorable at work: Speak slower.
Abbott jumps on RFK Jr. health push — plus, reviews of Eli Lilly's obesity drug data
Every weekday, the Investing Club releases the Homestretch; an actionable afternoon update just in time for the last hour of trading.
Carnival shares pop on earnings beat and raised full-year outlook
Carnival shares climbed Tuesday after the cruise line posted stronger-than-expected second-quarter results and raised its full-year guidance.
Forget $100 billion buybacks. Apple must make a big AI move to turn its stock around
Apple is one of the greatest stock buyback stories in history. It's time to cut it.
Why Apple potentially acquiring Perplexity could be big news for its stock
The tech giant could find a way out of the “penalty box” and cure the perception that it’s an AI laggard.
Small business AI use is lagging, but one firm is channeling Sherlock Holmes and knocking out 'grunt work'
The survey found that only 24% of owners said they are using AI, including ChatGPT, Canva and Copilot in some capacity, compared to 76% who are not.
Back-to-school spending persists despite economic pressure, consumer survey says
Families are not holding back on back-to-school spending this year, despite growing economic pressure, according to a new PwC consumer survey.
Is Circle Internet’s stock too pricey after a 700% rally since its IPO? This analyst thinks so.
Circle Internet’s stock fell after an analyst set a price target that implies an 18% decline.
Tesla’s stock is giving back its robotaxi gains. Here’s what happened.
A technical roadblock got in the way of Tesla shares’ robotaxi run.
Does your 401(k) balance stack up against the new national average?
Vanguard’s annual retirement report sets the mark for what the average person is saving.
How today’s stock market compares to the one during the Arab oil embargo of 1973
The current stock market is even more overvalued.
If something is going to break in the U.S. economy, it will probably happen this summer, BofA Global says
There are likely two distinct paths ahead for monetary policy in 2025, according to a pair of economists at BofA Global.
How a thank you note landed this woman a gig working with a CEO: 'It's a lost art'
Ashley Graef says one executive was so taken by her thank you note that he hired her to ghostwrite for him for several years.
Our data center buildout stocks are hot — plus, 1 name to own despite China questions
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Many insurance underwriters won't offer coverage to U.S., Israel, U.K.-linked vessels at any price
Many underwriters in maritime insurance won't offer coverage to shipping vessels linked to the U.S., Israel or U.K. as the Mideast war risk premium spikes.
Home prices fell, but the peak spring selling season was still weak. What’s next?
Builder KB Home cut its outlook for sales, profitability and home prices, as affordability and worries about the economy are keeping demand weak.
We're trimming two stocks to lock in big gains — and would like to sell a third
These moves are aimed at capitalizing on the market's strength this week.
Are annuity fees worth it? Or should I just keep withdrawing money from my savings?
Other than Social Security, what’s the best source of monthly income in retirement? Here’s what annuities can do.
Two ETFs that have beaten value stock indexes with this simple approach
These funds steer clear of typical value metrics that are based on price ratios.
Trump drops the f-bomb at the White House. But can you do the same at your job?
Swearing is becoming commonplace in the U.S., but etiquette experts warn of the risks: ‘It could cost you your job.’
Senate version of Trump’s budget bill would raise the debt ceiling by $5 trillion—what it could mean for your wallet
Senate Republicans back a $5 trillion debt ceiling increase — the largest ever — but experts say it’s unlikely to raise borrowing costs in the short term.
How a gay anti-bullying PSA from the late 2000s became a cult classic
The clip has earned a spot in the cultural zeitgeist — 'It lives rent free in my head,' one viewer said.
Carnival’s stock jumps as strong last-minute bookings fuel another earnings beat
Carnival’s stock was surging to lead the S&P 500’s gainers, as strong last-minute bookings helped fuel an earnings beat and raised the cruise line’s outlook.
I was told I had cancer and had 18 months to live—'almost dying' taught me 7 'hard' lessons about living a happy, regret-free life
After his cancer diagnosis, author and editor Jonathan Gluck was told he had 18 months left to live. Here's what "almost dying" taught him about how to live a happy, meaningful and regret-free life.
McDonald's and Krispy Kreme will end doughnut partnership next month
Krispy Kreme and McDonald's are ending their collaboration for good, saying the deal was not profitable for the doughnut chain.
How DOGE, Trump, Musk and the ‘big, beautiful’ tax bill are missing the real federal waste
Taxpayers are getting hosed, Social Security and Medicare reports show.
Farmers increase sowing of rice and pulses as of June 20
Farmers have planted pulses on 944,000 hectares of farmland, climbing 42% from a year earlier. Cotton planting has increased to 3.1 million hectares, up 7.4% from last year
Krispy Kreme and McDonald’s end their doughnut partnership, as it didn’t make money
Fast-food giant and doughnut maker scrap their alliance, which rolled out nationally in March 2024, as demand kept falling.
This summer expense could cost you around $200 a month—6 tips to save
Air conditioning costs are expected to rise by 4% this summer, according to the Energy Information Administration. Here's how experts advise to save.
The U.S. gained 1,000 millionaires a day on average in 2024, new report finds
The number of millionaires in the U.S. is growing, but those who are already wealthy are still seeing the fastest gains.
Amazon bringing faster delivery to thousands of small towns and cities
Amazon previously said it would spend $4 billion by the end of 2026 to triple the size of its rural delivery network.
Powell says tariffs likely to boost inflation, mum on future rate cuts
Federal Reserve Chairman Jerome Powell on Tuesday gave little sign of when U.S. interest rates will be reduced again, telling Congress that tariffs are likely to push up inflation and “weigh on economic activity.”
Forget the ‘Magnificent Seven’ — these 7 cheap tech and AI stocks are better buys right now
This mutual-fund manager stays calm through uncertainty — and significantly outperforms the stock market.
Mastercard makes a move toward stablecoins, in an effort to boost mainstream use
Stablecoins have come into greater focus by investors.
I asked AI, Google Flights and a travel agent to find me the cheapest flight. Here’s who won.
More travelers have been using generative artificial intelligence to book trips this year.
Want in on Trump’s newest deregulation play? These energy stocks and ETFs could deliver big gains from uranium’s surge.
When uranium moves, it’s usually dramatic: The last bull market saw prices spike nearly tenfold.
Why falling oil prices could actually push stocks down the well
The S&P 500 does better when crude prices are higher.
More people are treating their investments as a form of savings. Here’s what’s driving them to be ‘long-term greedy.’
An unsteady economy hasn’t shaken retail investors’ optimism about the stock market.
Too complacent? This bank argues markets aren’t bullish enough
Fears of an equity market correction are overdone, posits HSBC
Here are the overlooked ways to play AI, crypto and quantum trends, says this tech investor
Investor Eric Jackson identifies the overlooked companies that can benefit from crypto, artificial intelligence and quantum technologies.
My cousin died before claiming his late father’s $2 million estate. Will I get it?
“His trust named his son as the only beneficiary of his home and had no alternate beneficiaries.”
Four things to know ahead of the U.S. stock-market open on Tuesday
Here are four key things investors should know to start the trading day.
Rajnath Singh heads to China after a five-year gap
Indian National Security Adviser Ajit Doval is also in China for meetings of the SCO, a China-led multilateral group comprising nine permanent members, including India and Pakistan
Brooklyn and Nicola Peltz Beckham find their ‘dream’ home in Beverly Hills for $16 million
The lavish dwelling is just a 5-minute drive from their former home, which they sold for a loss.
Bing Crosby’s longtime California sanctuary sells for $25 million; buyer wants to ‘embrace the legacy of the property’
Crosby’s former California mansion has sold to a buyer who is planning a worthy encore for the iconic property that will honor the singer’s incredible legacy.
Gulf states reopen airspace and resume flight operations
Qatar barred flights from entering its skies as it prepared for Tehran’s attack; Bahrain, the UAE and Kuwait followed swiftly as a precautionary measure
Jensen Huang starts selling Nvidia stock under $865 million plan
Huang disposed of 100,000 shares over a two-day period of June 20 and June 23 for $14.4 million, according to a filing Monday with the Securities and Exchange Commission
RBN Energy executive explains why Iran isn't likely to close the Strait of Hormuz
RBN Energy executive Rusty Braziel told CNBC's Jim Cramer on Monday that he doubts Iran will close off the Strait of Hormuz.
FedEx’s earnings are due. Here’s why analysts aren’t expecting much.
UBS says “cyclical and secular concerns” are in focus for both FedEx and rival UPS.
Treasury yields are falling as investors now see a possible July interest-rate cut by the Fed
Treasury yields are easing — but it isn’t so much a flight-to-safety trade following U.S. strikes against Iran.
WNBA star Caitlin Clark reveals the $10 luxury she won’t pay for: ‘I’m a little cheap’
Many highly paid athletes, including LeBron James, admit to having some pretty frugal behaviors.
Some Carnival Cruise regulars say they’re jumping ship. Why Wall Street isn’t worried.
The cruise line’s parent company will announce second-quarter earnings Tuesday morning, just days after Carnival announced controversial changes to its loyalty program.
How long is the wait for Social Security customer service? No one knows.
The Social Security Administration has stopped publishing key customer-service metrics, which will make it more difficult to track whether performance is improving or eroding over time.
Micron’s stock soared in June. Here’s what investors want to see from its earnings.
The memory-chip maker’s stock is among the S&P 500’s top performers in June, as investors stay bullish on better DRAM pricing and demand for HBM chips.
Shipping costs through the Strait of Hormuz are rising — even as oil prices are dropping. So what happens if Iran closes the waterway?
Tanker operators in the Strait of Hormuz are facing higher shipping and insurance costs, despite a drop in oil prices, as investors wait to see what happens to the world’s most important crude chokepoint after the U.S. bombing of Iran’s nuclear sites.
Palantir could profit from the Middle East conflict. But here’s why Wall Street thinks its stock is overpriced.
The average analyst’s stock-price target implies Palantir’s stock is well overpriced, even though the company stands to benefit from defense and intelligence offerings.
Why oil plunged — and stocks rallied — after Iran’s ‘symbolic’ missile attack on Qatar
There may have been more to Iran’s telegraphed attack on a U.S. base in Qatar than meets the eye, strategists say.
How Fanatics is teaching business acumen to pro athletes
More than two dozen NBA, NFL and NHL players participated in Fanatics' Athlete Immersion Program, featuring prominent CEOs and business leaders.
Fed interest-rate cut in July gains support. What does Powell think?
Is the Federal Reserve suddenly open to cutting U.S. interest rates as early as July? That’s what Wall Street investors want to know when Fed Chair Jerome Powell testifies before Congress this week.
Airlines divert, cancel more Middle East flights after Iran attacks U.S. military base
Airlines diverted flights in the Middle East on Monday after Iran's armed forces said the country launched a missile strike on a U.S. military base in Qatar.
A U.S. strike on Iran wasn’t enough to rattle markets on Monday. Here’s what might change that.
From trade wars to the threat of an actual kinetic war, seemingly nothing has managed to keep stocks down for long this year.
We’re living in ‘end times’ when you can’t retire on $1 million
Inflation is the dry rot that eats away at your dream home while you’re busy making retirement plans.
Strike on Iran, Trump tariffs could drive inflation back up to highest levels in two years
U.S. inflation remained surprisingly muted through May, with limited impact from President Donald Trump’s tariffs. But U.S. airstrikes on Iran’s nuclear facilities over the weekend could contribute to pressures that may send price gains back to the highest levels in two years.
Why this stock-market wizard is 100% invested in the S&P 500 right now — even after the U.S. strike on Iran
Mark Minervini shares what’s worked for him over his long trading career and talks about how to invest in the stock market now.
Jim Cramer says Apple needs to change course — plus, he highlights 2 stocks to buy now
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Trump Media’s ‘DJT’ stock jumps, as planned buybacks could cut share count by 10%
Trump Media, the parent of President Donald Trump’s social-media platform Truth Social, announced a $400 million stock-repurchase program, which could reduce the number of shares outstanding by 10%.
Tesla owners can make money by turning their cars into robotaxis, Elon Musk says. This is how it would work.
Tesla’s stock shot higher after Sunday’s launch of the EV maker’s eagerly anticipated — and recently delayed — robotaxi service in Austin, Texas.
Here’s why these analysts see ‘a lot more to go’ for AMD’s stock in the next few years
Melius analysts expect more AI-chip sales as demand grows for running AI models and for AMD’s new offerings to attract hyperscaler and sovereign customers.
3 in 4 couples overspend on their weddings—here's how to stay on budget, according to experts
Overspending on a wedding is almost guaranteed, according to an expert from the Knot, but with some planning and care, you can beat the odds.
20 oil stocks passing a quality screen as investors wonder what Iran will do next
Nobody knows how badly the international oil market might be disrupted by Iran. But if you want to take advantage of the uncertainty, a screen encompassing debt levels and cash flow can limit your risk.
