- Trump says the Mueller report exonerates him, but that's not exactly true 03/24/2019Mueller specifically did not exonerate President Donald Trump, according to Trump's Attorney General William Barr.
- Here are 3 key points Attorney General Barr made about special counsel Mueller's findings on Trump 03/24/2019The Attorney General said Robert Mueller did not find evidence that the Trump campaign "conspired or coordinated" with Russia, but as to whether Trump obstructed justice, it neither exonerated the president, nor concluded that he committed a crime.
- Stock futures point to slight gains after Mueller finds Trump campaign did not conspire with Russia 03/24/2019The findings from former special counsel Robert Mueller's investigation are in and investors think they can boost stock prices.
- Trump responds to Mueller findings: 'This was an illegal takedown that failed' 03/24/2019The president's remarks came shortly after Attorney General William Barr revealed that he had determined the Mueller's report showed there was insufficient evidence that Trump had committed crimes.
- White House on summary of Mueller findings: 'Total and complete exoneration' of Trump 03/24/2019"Attorney General Barr and Deputy Attorney General Rosenstein further determined there was no obstruction. The findings of the Department of Justice are a total and complete exoneration of the President of the United States," Sarah Sanders says.
- Read Attorney General William Barr's summary of special counsel Robert Mueller's findings 03/24/2019Attorney General William Barr and Deputy Attorney General Rod Rosenstein on Sunday released a summary of key findings from special counsel Robert Mueller.
- Mueller did not find enough evidence that Trump obstructed justice or conspired with Russia: AG Barr 03/24/2019Barr's release of Mueller's findings comes after the end of a probe that has dogged the Trump administration.
- From Lyft to Airbnb, new round of IPOs is no market top: Nick Colas 03/24/2019DataTrek's Nick Colas sees historical trends and valuations as bullish support for the next round of IPOs.
- Norway cruise ship towed safely to port after passengers evacuated by airlift 03/24/2019Viking Sky, which was carrying 1,373 people on board, sent out a mayday signal Saturday afternoon as it had been drifting toward land in the Norwegian Sea.
- Before the Levi's IPO, there was the 1985 buyout led by iconoclastic S.F. investor Warren Hellman 03/24/2019Warren Hellman, a legendary Bay Area investor and philanthropist, helped lead the buyout of Levi's 34 years ago.
- CBD is booming. But US farmers struggle to keep up with demand for industrial hemp 03/24/2019The nascent CBD industry is trying to work through the kinks at the same time demand is ramping up, leaving producers frustrated and consumers with unreliable products.
- Steve Jobs was trying to revolutionize TV almost a decade ago — now we'll find out Apple's plan 03/24/2019Apple is expected to launch a new streaming TV service and news subscription app at a press event on March 25.
- Horror film 'Us' smashes box office expectations with $70 million opening weekend 03/24/2019"Us" had been tracking towards a $50 million opening weekend, but strong Thursday and Friday ticket sales had analysts revising their estimates through Saturday night.
- An ETF that pays you to invest just hit the market 03/24/2019The Low TruBeta U.S. Market ETF brands itself as a low-volatility fund that pays investors to put money in, and ETF experts can't discount its influence.
- American Airlines is cancelling 90 flights a day as Boeing 737 Max remains grounded 03/24/2019The airline, which had been flying 24 of the Boeing planes, said the cancellations were being made in an effort to provide more certainty and avoid last minute flight disruptions.
- Sony has big plans for Spider-Man cinematic universe, but a key hero is unavailable: Spidey 03/24/2019Sony will face a big decision when its current Spider-Man deal with Disney and Marvel Studios ends: Bring Spidey back into its own superhero movie extended universe exclusively, or keep the teen hero aligned with Marvel.
- Review: The Alfa Romeo Stelvio Ti is a beautiful SUV that doesn't measure up to its price 03/24/2019The Stelvio Ti is a fun drive and beautiful machine, but that's not enough to overcome an underwhelming interior and cabin technology that can't compete with rivals.
- Investor beware: Here are some reasons why you may want to rethink investing in an IPO 03/24/2019If the buzz around the Uber and Lyft IPOs has you wondering how to invest, you may want to reconsider. Experts weigh in on when and how it's best to invest in newly-public companies.
- Lyft, Uber and Pinterest are going public. Here's what the process looks like 03/24/2019Uber, Lyft, Pinterest and Airbnb plan to break into the public market. Here's how the process unfolds.
- See-through luggage and a bag that weighs itself: Cool travel gear about to hit store shelves 03/24/2019The latest in luggage, gear, gadgets and accessories for travelers will be rolled out this week in Las Vegas at the industry-only annual Travel Goods Show.
- Brexit up in the air as May faces possible 'coup' plot and parliament tries to grab control 03/24/2019Prime Minister Theresa May faced a possible plot by ministers to topple her and parliament prepared to grab control of Brexit from the government.
- Why drug prices are so difficult to bring down 03/24/2019Politicians want to cut drug prices, but they face a wall of conflicts, including their own.
- I bought a used car off the internet and to my surprise, it was easy and fun 03/24/2019CNBC reporter Kate Fazzini got fed up with her car, a reliable beater that had seen better days, and decided to buy a car on the internet.
- Trump's bold claims about cutting red tape give Democrats a possible weapon in 2020 election 03/24/2019Trump's rhetoric about slashing regulation could boost one Democratic argument: the president has crafted his policy to help big business.
- Trump's tax cuts will boost the US for two more years at most, says Nobel Prize winner 03/24/2019The U.S. has been a bright spot among advanced economies, partly thanks to the president's $1.5 trillion tax reform. But the boost can't last forever.
- Brexit or not, Prudential says it made sense to move some business to Luxembourg 03/24/2019Prudential announced earlier this month that it was transferring 36 billion pounds ($47.58 billion) of assets to Luxembourg, which is intended to be the company's hub for its European business after Brexit.
- Patriots' Robert Kraft apologizes to family, friends in first statement since prostitution charges 03/23/2019New England Patriots owner Robert Kraft released his first public statement Saturday since being charged with two counts of soliciting prostitution.
- Trump sends top officials to Beijing to continue China trade talks 03/23/2019The president is sending U.S. Trade Rep. Lighthizer and Treasury Secretary Mnuchin to Beijing on Thursday to continue talks with China.
- The new iPad Mini is compact but incredibly powerful, and fans will love it 03/21/2019CNBC's Todd Haselton reviews the long-awaited Apple iPad Mini, a powerful but compact tablet that fans of the more compact form factor will love.
- Amazon is blocking ads for unprofitable products as part of a plan to bolster its bottom line 03/20/2019Amazon has been more aggressively enforcing its policy of suspending ads if the product being promoted doesn't make money.
