CNBC Top Stories

The White House and United Nations have urged Israel against an offensive in Rafah, warning of catastrophic humanitarian consequences.

Jensen Huang, a former Denny's busboy, returned to the breakfast restaurant in 1993 to start Nvidia with two friends. Now, the chipmaker is worth $2.2 trillion.

The "Oracle of Omaha" spoke candidly about a future when he's no longer there to lead the conglomerate he built with the late Charlie Munger.

People who avoid feeling awkward at work may be holding themselves back, says author and workplace expert Henna Pryor. Here's why, and what to do instead.

U.S. Treasury yields were lower, continuing a fall after Friday's April jobs report showed weaker-than-expected payrolls growth and a rise in unemployment.

Fast food has become increasingly expensive — and some consumers are changing their spending habits because of it.

Most countries prefer aligning with the U.S. over China when the White House is occupied by a Democratic leader, according to Gallup data going back to 2007. 

Ant introduced Alipay+ in 2020, allowing foreigners to use certain mobile payment apps from their home countries to scan Alipay QR codes to pay in China.

Using generative AI to write apologetic responses is a taboo topic in the travel industry, which prides itself on personal service.

Trump's historic criminal trial enters week four.

The criminal judgment of bitcoin billionaires Changpeng Zhao and Sam Bankman-Fried was completed this week, the final chapter in starkly different crypto sagas.

For now, we're planning to hold on to our position in Starbucks. Previous investment mistakes are guiding that decision.

Natural gas producers are bullish on demand as they see significant upside from the immense energy needs of artificial intelligence and data centers.

For Skyler Miser, working in the Ringling Brothers and Barnum & Bailey’s circus is a childhood dream realized.

The often-invisible work of parenting can take just as much of a toll on one's mental health as a paid job.

Artificial intelligence, destocking, and pricing emerged as themes and reasons for optimism.

Rubia Daniels bought three abandoned homes in Sicily being sold for 1 euro each.

To win the most money on 'The Price is Right,' remember these math-based rules of thumb.

Women make many of the day-to-day decisions on farms, and manage the business finances. Here's how the women of Alstede Farms showcase this trend.

TipRanks' analyst ranking service highlights Wall Street's best-performing stocks, including Coca-Cola and Energy Transfer