As the Trump administration weighs increasing tariffs on European-made vehicles and continues unprecedented trade negotiations with China, South Korea remains a safe haven for automakers to import vehicles to the U.S.
Owning a home is a dream for many Americans, but can seem impossible for younger generations struggling to get by. In this series, CNBC Make It explores different ways millennials have bought their homes.
Barr, who had been criticized over the DOJ's reversal of a tough sentencing recommendation for Trump friend Roger Stone, made a stunning rebuke to his boss.
Sales at clothing stores declined by the most since 2009 in January, which could raise concerns about the economy's ability to continue expanding at a moderate pace.
Everyone wants a do-over. Here's the top regrets of entrepreneurs and what they'd do differently in starting a business. A lot of it comes down to saving money, which can cost more in the long run.
The United States does "not have high confidence in the information coming out of China" regarding the count of coronavirus cases, a senior administration official told CNBC.
The Singapore government is warning of scam calls made under the pretext of epidemiological investigation as the city-state seeks to contain the spread of the virus.
India reported three confirmed cases, out of more than 1,700 people tested around the country as of Thursday, according to the Indian Council of Medical Research.
Bernie Sanders isn't the candidate he once was, Mike Bloomberg might need Amy Klobuchar, and Joe Biden must win big in the next two states, writes John Ellis.
The head of a U.K. management body recently warned that talking about sports in the office could lead to sexist behavior, so CNBC spoke to the experts to see if they agreed.
There are no bridges to Martha's Vineyard, Nantucket and Block Island. Part floating hotel and part transport, small-ship cruises eliminate the need for separate tickets and reservations, making it easy to skip around New England's old-money islands.
Friday's report is the second day in a row the province's data has caused major changes to a nationwide figure. And it adds to doubts many have about the accuracy of the data.