The Consumer Financial Protection Bureau aims to reduce excessive credit card late fees by as much as $9 billion per year with a new rule proposal.
Jim Cramer’s top 10 things to watch in the market Wednesday: Fed Day, AMD, Snap signal
The Fed is expected to raise rates 25 basis points Wednesday as we work our way through a super busy week of Club earnings.
This loophole could help crypto investors lower their tax bill—but don’t abuse it, says CPA
A tax loophole could be a silver lining for cryptocurrency holders who have lost money on their investment. Here’s what to know.
OPEC+ committee recommends no change in oil output policy at virtual meeting
A technical committee of the influential OPEC+ oil producers’ coalition has made no recommendation to change the group’s existing production policy in its latest meeting, according to three delegates.
How to access American Airlines Admirals Club airport lounges
American Airlines has standard Admirals Clubs and upscale Flagship Lounges. Here’s what you need to know about getting into each one.
HBCU students are diversifying Alternative Investing with the help of Wall Street’s biggest firms
CNBC’s Frank Holland reports on Alt-Finance, a unique fellowship introducing HBCU students to alternative investing, created by Ares Capital, Oaktree Capital and Apollo Global Management.
Most analysts are sticking with AMD even after ‘partly cloudy’ fourth-quarter earnings
Analysts have mixed opinions on AMD’s outlook, after the company released its fourth-quarter earnings on Tuesday.
Robots could surpass workers at Amazon by 2030, Cathie Wood says
The Ark Invest portfolio manager said on “Squawk Box” that Amazon’s number of robot workers is set to grow dramatically this decade.
Cathie Wood predicts the market value of disruptive innovation companies will rise to $200 trillion
Cathie Wood bets that the market value of disruptive innovation will compound 40% annually to $200 trillion by 2030.
Cathie Wood sees bitcoin rising above $500,000 and lauds its resiliency after FTX collapse
Despite a strong January, bitcoin just suffered one of its biggest and longest drawdowns in the cryptocurrency’s history. Cathie Wood still sees it at $500,000.