- Cramer: Don't buy shares of Nvidia—the chipmaker is in the penalty box for now 11/16/2018Jim Cramer tells investors to steer clear of Nvidia's stock as it hovers near its 52-week lows.
- CIA reportedly determines Saudi crown prince ordered the killing of Jamal Khashoggi 11/16/2018The conclusion counters Saudi Arabia's explanation for Khashoggi's death. The kingdom claimed that the Washington Post columnist died in an altercation at the Saudi consulate in Istanbul last month.
- Coca-Cola CEO on coffee strategy: We're not going head to head with Starbucks 11/16/2018Jim Cramer sits down with Coca-Cola President and CEO James Quincey for a wide-ranging interview about his company's global strategy.
- Cramer's game plan: Focus on opportunity as market awaits Fed, China news 11/16/2018Jim Cramer guides investors through his plan for the week ahead, which will include key housing data and may bring news on interest rates and a potential trade deal.
- Republican Brian Kemp is the apparent winner in Georgia governor's race, defeating Stacey Abrams 11/16/2018Kemp, who as secretary of State is Georgia's chief elections official, tried to enforce the state's strict rules for voter registration.
- Alphabet stops its project to create a glucose-measuring contact lens for diabetes patients 11/16/2018Verily, Alphabet's life sciences unit, found it more challenging than expected to measure glucose levels in tears. Especially once it started testing its device outside of the lab.
- American CEOs don't see US economic slowdown yet, says head of executive group 11/16/2018Global CEOs are seeing a bit of a slowdown outside the United States, but that's not what U.S. chief executives are saying about the nation's economy, according to Steve Odland, president and CEO of The Conference Board.
- This NYC restaurant lets you fish for your own meal 11/16/2018CNBC Make It tried Zauo's fish-and-dine experience to see what it was like.
- Supreme Court says it will hear 2020 census case, setting up showdown over citizenship question 11/16/2018The Supreme Court on Friday said it would hear a case concerning whether Commerce Secretary Wilbur Ross can be questioned about his reasons for adding a citizenship question to the 2020 census.
- What will cause the next recession? Gary Shilling explains why it could be the Fed 11/16/2018Gary Shilling has made a career out of predicting bubbles. So what are the big risks he sees out in the global economy now?
- Pfizer to raise prices on 41 prescription drugs next year despite pressure from Trump 11/16/2018Pfizer deferred planned drug price increases this summer after President Donald Trump criticized the drug giant on Twitter.
- Cancer drug company Tesaro shares rise 39% following report that it will explore sale 11/16/2018Tesaro shares soared 39 percent Friday upon a Bloomberg report that the pharmaceutical company will explore the opportunity of a sale.
- Wall Street's crypto bull Tom Lee slashes year-end bitcoin price forecast nearly in half 11/16/2018Fundstrat's Tom Lee is taking his bitcoin price target down to $15,000 from $25,000.
- These are the 20 best things to buy on Black Friday 11/16/2018You could potentially save over $1,000 on one item.
- GE was once America's most valuable company. Today it is fighting junk-bond status. 11/16/2018GE's stock is a sliver of its former self, and its bonds are now trading as if they are already junk-rated, putting pressure on new CEO Larry Culp to quickly raise cash and cut debt.
- Senators question Facebook on a report it hired a PR firm to retaliate against critics 11/16/2018The New York Times reported earlier this week that Facebook hired Definers Public Affairs to downplay public statements and deflect public scrutiny onto rival tech companies.
- Here's how gamers make money 11/16/2018Esports competitions and livestreaming have turned full-time gaming into a lucrative career path.
- Trump to nominate acting EPA Administrator Andrew Wheeler as agency's permanent chief 11/16/2018Wheeler, 53, has served as the acting head of the EPA since his predecessor, former Oklahoma Attorney General Scott Pruitt, resigned under a cloud of ethics investigations in July.
- Trump: I 'just finished' answering written questions from Mueller but haven't submitted them yet 11/16/2018"You always have to be careful answering questions for people who have bad intentions," Trump told reporters Friday. The president has often criticized the Mueller probe, calling it a "witch hunt" and a "hoax."
- Sen. Chuck Grassley opts for finance chair, sets up Sen. Lindsey Graham to lead Judiciary Committee 11/16/2018Sen. Orrin Hatch, who currently leads the Finance Committee, says that the Senate Finance Committee "will be in good hands with Senator Grassley at the helm."
- Lockheed Martin starts production of its experimental supersonic plane 11/16/2018Earlier this year, NASA awarded Lockheed a contract worth nearly $250 million to develop an aircraft capable of reaching supersonic speed without creating the deafening sonic boom that comes with breaking the sound barrier.
- Google Cloud CEO Diane Greene is out, to be replaced by former Oracle exec Thomas Kurian 11/16/2018Google is replacing its head of cloud computing, Diane Greene, with Thomas Kurian, who was previously president at Oracle. Greene joined Google cloud three years ago.
- Trump says China wants to make trade deal, but White House officials warn no sign of pact soon 11/16/2018President Donald Trump said Friday he was hopeful the U.S. and China will strike a deal on trade but added it has to be reciprocal.
- Airbnb booked more than $1 billion in third quarter revenue 11/16/2018Airbnb is expected to hold its initial public offering as early as next year. A source told CNBC the company is on track to be profitable for the second straight year, as measured by earnings before interest, taxes, depreciation and amortization.
- Toyota is making high-performance versions of its popular, but 'boring,' Camry and Avalon sedans 11/16/2018Swimming against the tide of consumers flocking to SUVs and trucks, Toyota is tuning its 'boring' family haulers for the track.
- Nordstrom shares skid 13%, on track for worst week since 2008 11/16/2018Nordstrom's full-price business showed signs of cooling off during the third quarter.
- Judge orders Trump administration to restore CNN reporter Jim Acosta's White House press pass 11/16/2018CNN's lawsuit underscored Trump's increasingly hostile relationship with many mainstream media outlets, which he regularly decries as "fake news" and "the enemy of the people."
- Nvidia tumbles 19% after missing on revenue and guidance 11/16/2018Chipmaker Nvidia fell 18.8 percent Friday after missing analyst expectations on revenue and guidance in its third-quarter 2019 earnings report. Competitor Advanced Micro Devices also fell almost 3.9 percent.
- Wall Street's newest billion-dollar battleground: Small town, USA 11/16/2018J.P. Morgan and Goldman have been going head-to-head in investment banking arenas hundreds of miles from Wall Street, in places like Chattanooga, Tennessee and Carthage, Missouri.
- Stocks post steep weekly losses as Facebook, Amazon and Apple shares struggle 11/16/2018Stocks posted sharp weekly losses on Friday after a strong downturn in technology shares.
