CNBC Business

Molson Coors Beverage is seeing some beer drinkers trade down as inflation hits their wallets, but says others are still willing to pay more for their six-pack.

JetBlue posted a second-quarter loss and scaled back capacity growth plans.

The penalties mark the conclusion of the NFL's investigation into reports of tampering and intentionally losing games by the Dolphins.

Innoviz has struck a deal to supply lidar units to Volkswagen for millions of vehicles. The deal could be worth $4 billion over eight years, it said.

Retailers in the U.S. have announced 4,432 store openings so far this year, compared with 1,954 store closings, according to data from Coresight Research.

Attorney General Merrick Garland announced the first DOJ suit on abortion access since the Supreme Court overturned its ruling in Roe v. Wade.

These are the stocks posting the largest moves in midday trading.

Mexican Pizza will be returning as a permanent menu item on September 15, according to Taco Bell.

Public auto dealership groups — AutoNation, Lithia Motors, Group1, Sonic Automotive, Penske, and Asbury — see huge profits to be made in the fragmented market.

Ferrari increased its full-year guidance after a quarter that set records for revenue, profit and new orders.

Biden appointed Robert Fenton, an administrator with the Federal Emergency Management Agency, as the head of U.S. efforts to quash the monkeypox outbreak.

California's declaration comes after Illinois declared a public health emergency earlier Monday. New York declared a state disaster emergency late Friday.

With pay hikes set to kick in at Starbucks cafes around the U.S., labor organizers are asking the coffee giant to extend the benefits to unionized stores as well without going through the bargaining process.

Global grain supplies are under pressure due to supply chain issues and complicated by Russia's ongoing invasion of Ukraine.

"Mad Money" host Jim Cramer rings the lightning round bell, which means he's giving his answers to callers' stock questions at rapid speed.

"If it shows some job growth with no wage inflation, then the fabulous July rally can stand," the "Mad Money" host said.

Federal regulators have fined Family Dollar more than $1.2 million in penalties related to safety violations at two Ohio stores.

Home price gains are cooling fast, as demand wanes and still-tight supply builds.

The stock advanced 32% in July, marking the best monthly percentage gain for Ford's shares since a 127.4% surge in April 2009.

Nikola will acquire Romeo Power, a key supplier of battery packs for its trucks, in a $144 million all-stock transaction.