The firm said the likelihood of a pause in interest rate hikes from the Federal Reserve is a boon for solar stocks.
This CEO halved her personal savings to meet payroll after SVB collapse: ‘I don’t really know yet what the repercussions will be’
The Flex Company CEO Lauren Schulte Wang used half of her savings to fund employee paychecks after the SVB crash. Her money is back, but she’s unsure what’s next.
European stocks slide 2.5% as Credit Suisse craters and banks briefly halted from trade: Live updates
European stock markets plunged as banks fell 7% on an announcement from troubled Credit Suisse.
UK will not enter a recession this year, Finance Minister Jeremy Hunt says in budget speech
U.K. Finance Minister Jeremy Hunt said Wednesday that the economy would no longer enter a technical recession in 2023, based on new forecasts from the independent Office for Budget Responsibility.
Getting your money right: tips for getting through tax season this year
CNBC Select’s resident financial advisor gives stressed-out taxpayers some advice on filing.
We’re buying more shares of this retailer as stocks point to an ugly open
When a sell-off in the futures market brings down the prices of everything, we like to separate what deserves to be down from what doesn’t.
Samsung to spend $228 billion on the world’s largest chip facility as part of South Korea tech plan
Samsung Electronics said Wednesday it plans to invest 300 trillion Korean won ($228 billion) in a new semiconductor complex in South Korea.
College hopefuls have a new ultimate dream school — and it’s not Harvard, Princeton or Yale
As National College Decision Day approaches, most of the colleges at the top of students’ wish lists are among the most selective and most expensive.
Here are Wednesday’s biggest analyst calls: Charles Schwab, Meta, Nike, Netflix, Truist, FedEx & more
Charles Schwab got an upgrade from Credit Suisse, while Bernstein was bullish on Meta’s cost-cutting efforts.
Wholesale prices post unexpected decline of 0.1% in February; retail sales fall
The producer price index was expected to increase 0.3% in February, according to Dow Jones estimates.