Disney CEO Bob Iger wastes no time putting turnaround plans in place after a solid quarter
Bob Iger struck the right tone on his first earnings conference call since returning as CEO, prioritizing creativity and profitability.
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Cramer's lightning round: Vimeo is not a buy
"Mad Money" host Jim Cramer rings the lightning round bell, which means he's giving his answers to callers' stock questions at rapid speed.
Jim Cramer says he’s intrigued by these 10 top-performing S&P 500 stocks
Jim Cramer said that he's intrigued by current winners like Tesla, Meta Platforms and Nvidia.
Biden pushed a billionaire minimum tax – here's what Elon Musk would pay
President Biden urged Congress to pass his billionaire minimum tax. While the idea drew cheers, it's full of complications.
Dominion Voting attorney calls out Fox for missing evidence in defamation lawsuit
A Dominion attorney said Fox News and its parent company still haven't produced evidence in the voting machine company's defamation lawsuit.
Disney beats expectations as streaming subscriber losses aren't as bad as feared
Disney reported earnings after the bell. Here are the results.
Michael Kors owner Capri shares plunge after revenue falls across the retailer's luxury brands
Revenue fell across the company's luxury brands — Michael Kors, Jimmy Choo and Versace — dragged lower by slowing traffic in China.
Under Armour raises outlook as company defends high inventory level
Under Armour has an inventory glut that's up slightly from its last quarter and 50% year-over-year despite heavy discounting and promotions.
Southwest plans to tell Senate it's confident in its schedule after holiday meltdown
Southwest's COO will faces questions from a Senate panel on Thursday over the airline's holiday meltdown.
SpaceX prepares for a massive test this week: Firing all 33 Starship engines at once
SpaceX President Gwynne Shotwell spoke at the FAA's annual Commercial Space Transportation conference in Washington, D.C.
These 10 metro areas are the most 'rent burdened' in the U.S. — New York City comes in at No. 1
New York is the most "rent-burdened" metro area in the U.S., according to a new report from Moody's Analytics.
Movie theaters get creative with food and drink as they struggle to fill seats
Movie theaters are launching creative food initiatives as they struggle with heavy debt loads and empty seats.
Why Dick's Sporting Goods succeeded where Sports Authority failed
Dick's Sporting Goods holds 14.2% of the total $67.2 billion U.S. sporting goods industry. The company became a leader by investing heavily in e-commerce.
Communities struggling with banking access give banks on wheels a spin
Banks on wheels offer a partial solution to banking as more brick-and-mortar branches shut down in minority and low-income communities.
Fox projects record Super Bowl ad revenue after World Cup, NFL boosted results
Fox said advertising tied to the World Cup, the NFL and the midterm elections drove the company's fiscal second quarter earnings.
What will TV look like in three years? These industry insiders share their predictions
CNBC asked media insiders, including Barry Diller, Bela Bajaria and Bill Simmons, for their predictions about the future of TV.
Taco Bell sales help fast-food giant Yum Brands top expectations
Taco Bell outperformed analysts' expectations, but weak sales in China hurt Pizza Hut and KFC.
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These are some of the stocks posting the largest moves before the stock market's opening bell.
5 things to know before the stock market opens Wednesday
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