CNBC Top Stories

Yet the long-running story of boomers dumping their portfolios en masse on to the market and depressing equity values is mostly a red herring.

Vice President Biden wants to enact a federal law similar to California's AB5 law that hurts work opportunities for freelancers, leaving some voters worried.

The coronavirus pandemic has bolstered corporate interest in redesigning work space to simulate nature, have better air filtration systems and use more sustainable materials, according to some office designers.

The three U.S. carriers are actively competing for subscribers by discounting the new iPhone, hoping to lock customers in for years on their wireless service.

CNBC explores how Tesla Autopilot and Full Self-Driving have evolved over the years, controversies, and why the complete version of FSD has yet to be released.

Users campaign apps lots of valuable information, like access to their contact list, GPS and Bluetooth data. That has many privacy advocates concerned.

Morgan Stanley's $7 billion deal for Eaton Vance suggests the financial services space may contract further, says CFRA's Todd Rosenbluth.

After weeks of negotiating a stimulus package, Congress remains at a stalemate. To move negotiations forward, "I would ask the American people to speak to their representatives and explain how important this stimulus program is to them," self-made billionaire Mark Cuban tells CNBC Make It.

Starboard has had a positive return on all 12 of its past moves in the chip space.

When adjusting for population, the number of new coronavirus infections in Europe has now overtaken that in the United States.

Coca-Cola said Friday that Tab, its first diet soda, is among the drinks headed for retirement as it trims its beverage portfolio.

Claims about Hunter Biden and a Ukraine gas company have become an issue in the race between President Donald Trump and Joe Biden.

Amazon Care is hiring business development managers to "build and grow relationships with commercial and public sector enterprises," job listings show.

Another volatile week may be in store for traders as coronavirus cases rise in the U.S. and Europe.

The Supreme Court appeal by the Trump administration could affect the number of seats held by California in the U.S. House of Representatives.

Twitter on Friday reversed its controversial editorial decision to block users from sharing an unverified New York Post story that purports to show emails related to Democratic presidential nominee Joe Biden and his son.

Sen. Kamala Harris took part in a big-money virtual fundraiser with the leaders of Related Companies, one of the biggest real estate investors.

The rose for its first daily gain in four sessions after the release of strong U.S. consumer data to end a volatile week.

"Across our industrial and consumer economy, we think it's going to continue to be modestly strong from this point through the end of the year," Kansas City Southern CEO Patrick Ottensmeyer told CNBC.

Limiting PPP lending to existing customers disproportionately hurt minority- and women-owned business, a House oversight subcommittee reports.