- China's box office recently beat the US, and is entering a 'new growth cycle' 05/25/2018Things could be setting up for a "Hollywood moment" for China's film industry, HSBC said in a May report.
- Want to write the perfect resume? Stop making it all about yourself 05/25/2018Your resume should be all about you, right? Wrong, according to careers expert Marc Cenedella.
- Steve Cohen's Point72 is bullish on Asia — and they like these sectors 05/25/2018Point72's CEO of International Marc Desmidt explains which sectors the hedge fund is bullish on, as it expands its Asian operations.
- The crackdown on cryptocurrencies is a good thing, say traders 05/25/2018Regulating the cryptocurrencies sector will clean up the industry, and even open the floodgates for new money, crypto traders say.
- Read the full statement from South Korean President Moon Jae In here 05/25/2018Donald Trump appears to have surprised South Korean when he canceled a summit with North Korean leader Kim Jong Un.
- Cramer Remix: Don’t let this buying opportunity pass again 05/24/2018Jim Cramer reveals why FMC Corp.’s recent dip is a prime time to buy the stock.
- Cramer: Inflation is a real worry, but it's 'far from permanent' 05/24/2018Jim Cramer pushes back on concerns about inflation by listing the economic factors keeping it at bay.
- United Continental appoints first female board chair 05/24/2018Jane Garvey is the first woman to lead the company's directors and was previously chief of the FAA.
- North Korea says it's still willing to resolve issues with US after Trump cancels summit 05/24/2018North Korea's vice foreign minister Kim Kye Gwan said the North is open to resolving issues with the United States whenever and however.
- Indigo Agriculture CEO wants to use science to change economics for farmers 05/24/2018Jim Cramer sits down with Indigo Agriculture CEO David Perry to see how he's overhauling age-old farming traditions.
- Jared Kushner's permanent security clearance doesn't mean he's in the clear 05/24/2018The senior White House advisor was interviewed for a second time by the special counsel last month.
- Cramer: The Netflix-Disney comparison reminds me of a famous Babe Ruth quote 05/24/2018Jim Cramer addresses Netflix's stock passing Disney's in market cap and puts it in context with the current environment.
- The phone company founded by Android creator Andy Rubin is reportedly for sale 05/24/2018Andy Rubin's gadget startup, Essential Products, is considering a sale and has halted the development of a second phone, Bloomberg reports.
- US bill would force tech companies to disclose foreign software probes 05/24/2018U.S. tech companies would be forced to disclose if they allowed American adversaries, like Russia and China, to examine the inner workings of software sold to the U.S. military under proposed legislation.
- Trump's 'problems with diplomatic tradecraft' sunk his summit with Kim Jong Un 05/24/2018Collapse of summit indicates President Trump didn't know what he was doing on North Korea, CNBC's John Harwood writes.
- Synthetic pot is in the shadow of the opioid crisis but it is a serious problem 05/24/2018Overshadowed by the opioid crisis, synthetic marijuana is a serious — and sometimes deadly — problem in America, according to US News & World Report.
- Trump confidant Roger Stone sought Clinton info from Wikileaks founder: Report 05/24/2018The House Intelligence Committee's ranking Democrat said Stone and Credico didn't turn the emails over to investigators.
- Amazon Echo recorded a conversation and sent it to a random person 05/24/2018A family in Portland says their Echo device recorded their conversation and sent the audio to a random person on their contact list.
- GOP fundraiser Elliott Broidy says Qatar hack exposed Playmate affair 05/24/2018President Trump's lawyer Michael Cohen arranged the deal for Elliott Broidy to pay $1.6 million to a former Playboy model.
- Nutanix falls on a wider-than-expected quarterly loss 05/24/2018Nutanix stock fell almost 5 percent after the company reported mixed earnings for its fiscal third quarter.
- After-hours buzz: GPS, ROST & more 05/24/2018See which stocks are posting big moves after the bell.
- Democratic lawmakers say there is no evidence in briefings of a spy in the Trump campaign 05/24/2018Democratic lawmakers say there is no evidence in briefings of a spy in the Trump campaign.
- Bitcoin tracking for slight weekly losses despite news of regulatory crackdowns 05/24/2018Bitcoin has held up relatively well this week despite negative headlines about regulatory crackdowns.
- Gap shares tumble on earnings miss as Old Navy growth slows 05/24/2018Earnings fell short of Street expectations.
- Google employees are trying to flip the House 05/24/2018As California heads into congressional primaries, Alphabet employees have contributed to the most competitive races.
- How to send your Twitter feed back 10 years and see early, silly tweets 05/24/2018If nothing else, the search is a fun reminder of how pleasant the service used to be.
- J&J must pay $4 million in damages in latest asbestos trial 05/24/2018A California jury ordered Johnson & Johnson to pay $4 million in punitive damages in an asbestos cancer trial.
- Harvey Weinstein expected to surrender on sexual assault charges 05/24/2018More than 70 women have accused the co-founder of the Miramax studio and The Weinstein Co with sexual misconduct including rape.
- New theaters and big movies make AMC "roaring hot" this summer: CEO 05/24/2018AMC shares may be down year to date, but CEO Adam Aron says the company is "roaring hot" right now.
- A superyacht anchors in the Hudson 05/24/2018A look at the superyacht Aviva.
- Facebook shows once again that it does not understand or value journalism 05/24/2018There's an entire profession devoted to content that is accurate with no intent to mislead. It's called journalism.
- Get in shape by using this Apple Watch feature to compete against friends 05/24/2018The Apple Watch is one of my favorite gadgets, and it's even more fun now that I know how to compete with people.
- Big banks get green light to make small dollar loans 05/24/2018Consumers may be able to access a more affordable alternative to payday loans through national banks.
- Bill Miller is not fearing higher interest rates 05/24/2018Higher interest rates are good for the stock market, noted investor Bill Miller said in a call about the first quarter for markets.
- Gas prices are soaring. Here are the cars and SUVs with the worst fuel economy 05/24/2018Buying a new car this Memorial Day? Here are a list of cars and SUVs with the worst fuel economy, according to USA Today.
- Trump budget won't curb deficits as promised, congressional budget office says 05/24/2018CBO says Trump's budget would produce deficits of $9.5 trillion over the coming decade.
- General Wesley Clark: Here's why Trump's North Korea summit failed 05/24/2018The U.S. must establish a robust process for handling the complicated issues around North Korea, says Wesley Clark.
- Wall Street regulations need a facelift, not a minor Dodd-Frank makeover 05/24/2018The main issue on Wall Street isn't about more or less regulation but about the need for a streamlined system that supports 21st-century investing, a Professor of Law and an Associate Professor of Public Administration argue in the Conversation.
- Charts are pointing to a relief rally for bonds, says trader 05/24/2018Bonds are about to see a relief rally, says one technically minded trader.
- Scientists hope feeding cows seaweed cuts greenhouse gases 05/24/2018The state's livestock sector is responsible for an estimated 55 percent of methane emissions in the state.
- Trump and Europe entering 'game of chicken' over Iran nuclear deal 05/24/2018Europe is preparing measures to protect its companies from U.S. sanctions on Iran, and the fallout is hard to predict.
- Russia quietly conducted the world's longest surface-to-air missile test 05/24/2018Russia claims the ground-based missile system is capable of intercepting hypersonic missiles, drones, aircraft as well as stealth warplanes.
- Here’s the reason so many young people need mom and dad to pay their rent 05/24/2018Even 2 percent of renters over 40 get help from parents.
- Fed could be finished hiking rates by 2019, Philadelphia's Harker says 05/24/2018Interest rate hikes could come to an end for this cycle in 2019, Philadelphia Fed President Patrick Harker said.
- NBA ref at heart of huge betting scandal warns on legal sports gambling 05/24/2018Tim Donaghy, the former NBA ref at the heart of a huge betting scandal, says legal sports gambling can be dangerous.
- New Boeing 777 will have folding wings 05/24/2018Boeing's new 777X aircraft will have an expanded 235-foot wingspan and the ability to fold it up.
- Facebook and Twitter announce stricter political ad guidelines ahead of midterms 05/24/2018Facebook and Twitter are regulating political ads ahead of the 2018 midterm elections.
- Michelle Obama is teasing her book on Instagram with never-before-seen photos 05/24/2018"Trust that it will help you become whoever you aspire to be."
- Here is the federal labor complaint the United Auto Workers filed against Tesla 05/24/2018The union alleges that Musk was threatening to take away employee stock options if they unionize.
- European equities are flailing, currency expert warns the worst is yet to come 05/24/2018Weak economic data and uncertainty in Italy have pressured European markets. One expert says to be wary here.
