Retail sales rose more than expected in June as consumers remain resilient despite inflation
Advance retail sales were expected to increase 0.9% in June, according to Dow Jones estimates.
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These are the 10 cities seeing the most price cuts for homes
More home sellers are dropping their asking prices as rising mortgage interest rates and inflation have eased competition in the market.
These 10 states are America's worst places to live in 2022
These are the U.S. states with the worst quality of life for residents, based on CNBC’s annual America’s Top State for Business study.
These are the 16 U.S. stores that Starbucks is set to close because of safety concerns
The closures come after a series of "challenging incidents" at these locations brought employees' and customers' safety into question.
These are the 10 states with America's best infrastructure
While the 2021 infrastructure bill is expected to be a gamechanger for U.S. roads and bridges, several states are already leading the way in improvements.
These are the states with America's worst infrastructure
President Biden's infrastructure bill sends billions of dollars to states. These are the ones that need it most for roads, bridges, the power grid, and more.
Amazon Prime Day shoppers buy up diapers, snacks as inflation shifts consumer habits
Amazon's marquee sales event, which ran Tuesday and Wednesday, landed at a time of soaring inflation, which has caused lifted the price of food and energy.
Texas sues to block Biden from requiring doctors to provide abortions in medical emergencies
Three days before the Texas lawsuit, HHS Secretary Xavier Becerra told hospitals and physicians they have to provide abortions in medical emergencies.
At amusement parks like Six Flags and Disney, safety is a multimillion-dollar business
Ride-related injuries dropped by more than 60% between 2004 and 2019, according to the International Association of Amusement Parks and Attractions.
Judge denies trial delay for former Trump aide Steven Bannon on Jan.6 contempt of Congress charges
Bannon's attorneys had argued that the publicity ahead of the trial raised the risk of prejudicing the jury against him.
Uber sued by more than 500 women over sexual assault claims
The filing comes nearly two weeks after the ride-hailing giant released its second safety report, saying sexual assault reported on the platform was down.
Fed Governor Waller expects 0.75 percentage point hike, but open to a larger one
Fed Governor Christopher Waller said he's willing to consider what would be the most aggressive rate hike in decades at the central bank's July meeting.
Senate could proceed on slimmer, chip-focused China competitiveness bill next week
Lawmakers hope to send chip-funding legislation to President Joe Biden before Congress goes on its annual recess next month.
Pinterest shares soar after report that Elliott Management has acquired a 9% stake
Pinterest shares jumped in extended trading on Thursday after a report said Elliott Management has accumulated a stake of more than 9% in the company.
Powell, Clarida cleared of wrongdoing in Fed trading controversy
Controversial trading activities from Powell and Clarida didn't break any rules or laws, the central bank's Office of Inspector General ruled Thursday.
Jan. 6 panel's next hearing will focus on Trump's hourslong failure to stop the Capitol riot
Committee members said the next hearing will focus on former President Donald Trump's "supreme dereliction of duty" during the invasion.
Bond yields rise as yield curve inversion sends worrying recession signals
U.S. Treasury yields moved higher as investors continue to assess the likely pace and scale of interest rate rises from the Federal Reserve.
Private investment in space companies dropped during Q2 despite monster SpaceX round, report finds
The sector was weighed down by broader economic and market headwinds but was salvaged in part by a funding round at Elon Musk's SpaceX.
Average rent in Manhattan was a record $5,000 last month
The average monthly rent for a Manhattan apartment surpassed $5,000 for the first time.
Amazon says more than 300 million items sold during 'biggest' Prime Day event
Soaring inflation didn't appear to deter consumers from the event, in which home goods, consumer electronics and Amazon-branded devices were top sellers.
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