- Trump says he assured Swedish prime minister that A$AP Rocky is not a flight risk 07/20/2019The president also said he "offered to personally vouch" for Rocky's bail. Sweden, however, does not have a bail system.
- Canceled flights, higher fares, older jets — air travel takes a hit from Boeing 737 Max grounding 07/20/2019There is no end in sight to the Boeing 737 Max grounding after two fatal crashes, prompting airlines to rethink their growth plans.
- It can cost almost $55,000 to go to the University of Michigan—here's how much students actually pay 07/20/2019In-state students from families that make up to $180,000 qualify for some tuition support.
- Libra hearings may give bitcoin 'much-needed political momentum': CoinShares strategy chief 07/20/2019The "Fast Money" traders share their first moves for the market open.
- Here's why so many Americans can't come up with $400 to pay for an unexpected expense 07/20/2019Some 40% of Americans would struggle to come up with even $400 to pay for an emergency expense. Just how are so many Americans so short on cash?
- How Amazon uses 18-wheelers to transfer heavy data loads to the cloud 07/20/2019Moving lots of data to a public cloud over the internet can take months or years. CNBC got an inside look at how AWS transfers data to the cloud for clients.
- Meet Morgan Beller, the 26-year-old woman behind Facebook's plan to make its own currency 07/20/2019Facebook VP David Marcus is the face of the company's Libra digital currency, but the original driving force was a 26-year-old female engineer.
- 'It never stops': US farmers now face extreme heat after floods and trade war 07/20/2019After a year of flooding, Midwest farmers face a stifling heat wave that's spreading across the U.S.
- White House to host meeting with tech executives on Huawei ban: Reuters 07/19/2019US officials including Treasury Secretary Steven Mnuchin and White House economic adviser Larry Kudlow will host a meeting at the White House on Monday of semiconductor and software executives to discuss the US ban on Huawei Technologies, two sources briefed on the meeting said on Friday.
- A slew of NYC subway lines were suspended ahead of the hottest weekend of the year 07/19/2019The MTA reported that the 1, 2, 3, 4, 5 and 6 trains are all facing delays due to a network communications issue impacting service in both directions, NBC New York reports.
- Judge denies J&J's request to transfer 2,400 talc lawsuits to federal court 07/19/2019The lawsuits allege J&J's talc-based baby powder contained asbestos and caused ovarian and other cancers.
- Cramer's rundown of earnings next week: Buy Chipotle, watch Whirlpool and steer clear of Alphabet 07/19/2019"You need to understand that we're about to embark on the busiest week of the year for industrial earnings," CNBC's Jim Cramer says.
- Fed's Rosengren not on board for rate cut: 'I think we should wait' 07/19/2019The Boston Fed president tells CNBC that the central bank can afford to be patient as long as the economy holds up.
- Trump's public attacks have 'no effect' on Fed policy, Rosengren says 07/19/2019Trump's constant berating of the Fed and its actions does not influence the central bank's decisions, Boston Fed's Eric Rosengren says.
- JC Penney: We haven't hired advisors 'to prepare for an in-court restructuring or bankruptcy' 07/19/2019J.C. Penney on Friday responded to a report that the embattled department store chain had hired advisors to explore debt restructuring options.
- Jeffrey Epstein's jail work release in Florida under investigation after sex contact claims 07/19/2019A lawyer said Jeffrey Epstein, a former friend of Presidents Donald Trump and Bill Clinton, had "improper sexual contact" with at least one woman under the age of 21 in Epstein's business office during his jail work release.
- Trump hosts US airline executives — and their Qatari rival — amid tensions over Gulf state subsidies 07/19/2019Executives from United Airlines and American Airlines were "shocked" that state-owned airline Qatar Airways CEO Akbar Al Baker was also invited to the meeting, according to a White House official.
- 'Extraordinarily brazen' : Iran seizes tanker in Strait of Hormuz, raising tensions with Britain 07/19/2019Iran's Revolutionary Guard claims a British tanker it still holds, Stena Impero, failed to follow international maritime rules.
- Week ahead: Both Q2 earnings and GDP expected to show sluggish growth, as investors await rate cut 07/19/2019A quarter of the S&P 500 companies report earnings next week, and that could buffet the market as investors await the July Fed meeting.
- Amazon hires Trump-allied lobbyist as president threatens to intervene in battle over cyber contract 07/19/2019Amazon hires Trump-allied lobbyist Jeff Miller as battle for Pentagon contract heats up.
- Stocks making the biggest moves midday: Gannett, Microsoft, CrowdStrike, AMC & more 07/19/2019Names on the move ahead of the open.
- Walmart announces executive shuffle to further integrate stores and digital 07/19/2019Walmart is making further organizational changes as it continues to integrate its store and digital operations and leadership, according to a memo obtained by CNBC that was sent by CEO Doug McMillon to the retailer's employees.
- Cramer to Trump: More US companies blame tariffs than the Fed for the slowing economy 07/19/2019"I'm not hearing people blame the Fed as much as they're blaming tariffs," says CNBC's Jim Cramer.
- Mueller witness George Nader charged with transporting 14-year-old boy for sex, child porn 07/19/2019Nader helped arrange a meeting between Erik Prince and a top Russian moneyman in a purported Russian effort to build a link with Trump, Mueller's report says.
- GOP lawmakers urge Trump not to delay $10 billion Pentagon cloud contract Amazon and Microsoft want 07/19/2019Four members of the House Armed Services Committee said moving forward with the contract was critical to U.S. national security interests.
- Major gold bull markets are rare, but some investors are betting one is here 07/19/2019Gold has been on fire this year and some investors think it is poised to do something it has only done twice since World War II.
- US consumer sentiment ticks up slightly in July 07/19/2019The University of Michigan's preliminary print on its consumer sentiment index ticked up to 98.4, from 98.2 in June. Economists polled by Refinitiv expected the preliminary read on July consumer sentiment to reach 98.5.
- Trump wades into debate over controversial Fed speech Thursday, calls for end to tight policy 07/19/2019He called on the Fed to "stop with the crazy quantitative tightening" and not to "blow it" by halting "unparalleled" growth.
- BlackRock's Fink: CEOs tell me they're pulling their supply chains out of China 07/19/2019Companies aren't waiting for the U.S.-China trade war to be resolved, says the head of the world's biggest money manager.
- NY Fed clarifies Williams speech that market took as signal of a rate cut 07/18/2019Earlier, Williams said in a speech that "it's better to take preventative measures than to wait for disaster to unfold."
