- Powell speaks, inflation gauge, Cisco earnings: 3 things to watch for in the markets on Wednesday 11/12/2019We'll get a speech from Federal Reserve Chair Jerome Powell, October's Consumer Price Index data and Cisco earnings on Wednesday.
- Republican Mark Sanford drops his bid to challenge Trump in 2020 presidential race 11/12/2019Former South Carolina Gov. Mark Sanford, who entered the 2020 presidential race as a GOP alternative to President Donald Trump, dropped his long shot bid on Tuesday.
- After 737 Max crashes, FAA chief vows to examine how humans work with automated systems 11/12/2019The FAA's chief said deeper exploration of how human pilots interact with ever-more automated aircraft is a priority.
- Tesla's safety problems at its Nevada Gigafactory detailed in new report 11/12/2019Tesla employees called 911 more than once a day on average in 2018, and some calls concerned possibly avoidable and grisly incidents, according to a report by USA Today.
- Billionaire Michael Dell, who started in a dorm room, says capitalism is the 'best thing going' 11/12/2019"I'm a big believer in the entrepreneurial spirit that helped create lots of great businesses around the world," the Dell founder and CEO says.
- Microsoft updates Windows 10, improving search results and simplifying calendar entries 11/12/2019Microsoft is focusing more on quality with its Windows 10 update, improving popular features rather than forcing users to learn about new functions.
- Brooklyn Nets CEO David Levy is stepping down after less than two months on the job 11/12/2019David Levy is stepping down as CEO of the Brooklyn Nets and Barclays Center, less than two months into his tenure with the team.
- Trump says 'it's OK' to meet with dictators if it's good for the US — 'Come on in' 11/12/2019"Anybody wants to come in. Dictators? It's OK. Come on in. Whatever's good for the United States. We wanna help our people," Trump said.
- Wall Street analysts think Netflix can weather the Disney+ launch 11/12/2019Disney is widely considered to be Netflix' biggest new competitor with the launch of Disney+.
- Trump says China cheated America on trade, but he blames US leaders for letting it happen 11/12/2019President Donald Trump spoke Tuesday at the Economic Club of New York.
- Facebook takes on Venmo with new payments tool that can be used across its family of apps 11/12/2019Facebook Pay is a major step towards Facebook's goal of linking Instagram, Messenger and WhatsApp together.
- Trump rails on Fed, notes other countries have negative rates: 'Give me some of that money' 11/12/2019Trump complained that foreign countries have negative interest rates. "Give me some of that money. I want some of that money," he said.
- Rally just getting started and stocks could gain more than 20% from here, chart analysis shows 11/12/2019The S&P 500 could surge in a powerful rally to 3,850, after a recent breakout, according to technical strategists at Bank of America.
- Google's hospital data-sharing deal raises privacy fears — here's what's really going on 11/12/2019Google faces an uphill battle to prove that it can be trusted with medical data. A cloud deal with hospital chain Ascension highlights the issue.
- Stocks making the biggest moves midday: Rockwell Automation, Disney, Overstock.com and more 11/12/2019Names on the move ahead of the open.
- These brands want to give you free stuff in honor of Disney+ launch day 11/12/2019Brands including Lyft, Big Gay Ice Cream and Citi Bike are doing cross-promotions for the launch of Disney+.
- Pro-Trump super PAC raises $4 million at New York fundraiser 11/12/2019A super PAC backing President Trump raised $4 million at a fundraiser in New York. Trump is expected to be the featured speaker at the event scheduled to take place on Tuesday.
- Boeing jetliner orders continue to fall as 737 Max grounding wears on 11/12/2019Boeing's 737 Max orders declined, led by customers that switched out orders for other planes.
- Schumer raises concerns about the Army using TikTok to recruit in a letter to Secretary McCarthy 11/12/2019TikTok is facing a national security inquiry from the Committee on Foreign Investment in the United States, CNBC previously reported.
- Reddit allows alleged Ukraine whistleblower's name to surface, diverging from Facebook and YouTube 11/12/2019Twitter also said it would not remove references to the name of the purported whistleblower whose complaint sparked an impeachment inquiry.
- Supreme Court allows Sandy Hook families' suit against Remington to move ahead 11/12/2019The families sued the makers of the gun that was used, an AR-15 style weapon made by Remington, in 2014, alleging that the company's marketing of the weapon inspired Adam Lanza to commit the massacre.
- Disney+ suffers technical errors on launch day 11/12/2019Disney says demand has exceeded expectations and is working to fix the glitches.
- Blue Origin CEO on rocketry, space tourism and the relationship with Amazon 11/12/2019CNBC's Morgan Brennan recently sat down with Bob Smith, chief executive of Blue Origin, to discuss everything the space upstart has underway.
- JetBlue rolls out cheap fares that come with fewer perks 11/12/2019JetBlue launched its no-frills fare class, called Blue Basic, joining other airlines in offering tickets without advance seat assignments.
- More than half of the world's richest investors see a big market drop in 2020, says UBS survey 11/12/2019A majority of the most wealthy investors around the world are bracing for a big sell-off next year, according to a UBS survey.
- Juul to cut 650 jobs, or 16% of its workforce, slash $1 billion in costs 11/12/2019The job cuts represent 16% of Juul's 4,051 employees. The fast-growing start-up had been hiring about 300 employees a month.
- Dean Foods, America's biggest milk producer, files for bankruptcy 11/12/2019The Dallas-based milk processor said that it plans to use the Chapter 11 proceedings to keep running the business, and address debt and unfunded debt obligations as it seeks to sell the company.
- Fear of missing out on a rally replaces recession worry in the most widely watched investor poll 11/12/2019The survey shows investors afraid of losing out on stock gains and that money managers cut cash holdings by the most since Trump's election.
- Chipotle says its popular carne asada will be available into early 2020 11/12/2019Carne asada is a more tender cut of steak, sliced into thin strips rather than chunks and it's priced 50 cents higher than Chipotle's original steak.
- S&P 500 turns negative after hitting record high, Apple shares fall 11/12/2019The market was slightly higher amid remarks from President Donald Trump, who hinted at Chinese enthusiasm for a trade deal.
