Samsung's new folding phone is called the Galaxy Z Flip. It has a clamshell design and turns from a big phone into a more pocketable one. It will launch on Feb. 14 through AT&T, Sprint, Best Buy and Samsung, and costs $1,380.
Former longtime CNBC correspondent and anchor Michelle Caruso-Cabrera is running for the House seat currently held by Democratic freshman firebrand Rep. Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez.
SpaceX has hired former NASA official William Gerstenmaier, people familiar told CNBC, as the company prepares to launch astronauts for the first time.
There is no one-size-fits-all template for a resume that will guarantee a job interview. But there is one major message that every resume should illustrate: "This is how I made things better for my employers."
Prince Khaled bin Alwaleed, an avowed vegan and the founder and chief executive of KBW Ventures, tells CNBC why he is betting big on plant-based meats.
U.S. activist short seller Muddy Waters has upped its attacks on the debt profile, shareholdings and governance of NMC Health after the Lonon-listed hospital chain revealed interest from two private equity groups.
Daimler on Tuesday cut its dividend to 0.90 euros ($0.9818) a share after 2019 earnings more than halved, weighed down by restructuring and legal charges in what amounts to the third profit warning for new CEO Ola Kaellenius.
Upward mobility is becoming a global challenge that may be related to the technological revolution, according to Mike Milken, chairman of the Milken Institute.
The billionaire hedge fund manager's comments struck a calmer tone than some of the analysts and investors predicting a potential stock market correction.
The British government wants its financial center, known as the City of London, to have permanent access to the European market once the Brexit transition period is over, according to the Financial Times.
Sinn Fein's likely ambition to reunify Ireland, and the possible societal, political and economic ramifications of that, could be a risk to the country's economy.