How a Super Bowl QB's parents taught him to be mentally resi...

Sam Darnold, a former top NFL Draft pick, spent time on five different teams before leading the Seattle Seahawks to a berth in Super Bowl 60.

Incomes would need to rise nearly $50,000 for median-priced...

Rising home prices and s higher mortgage rates have pushed the income needed to afford a median-priced home up by nearly $50,000 since 2019.

Wall Street’s wild week rattles investors’ confidence while...

“It seems like there are two different markets right now,” one strategist says.

Super Bowl LX: Seahawks QB Sam Darnold makes 1,500% more tha...

Here are some other surprising facts and figures around Super Bowl LX.

‘It’s existential’: How Big Tech found itself in a $650 bill...

The market has spoken: It doesn’t like the massive AI spending spree of the “Big Four” hyperscalers. But the companies are barreling ahead anyway.

Gen Z is obsessed with 2016, and beauty stocks like e.l.f. a...

A social-media trend celebrating all things 2016 could usher in a makeup boom.

This Super Bowl snack can help slim your waist — and spare y...

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Bitcoin’s 50% plunge from highs ‘hurts a little’ — but it is...

“Volatility is the price of admission with bitcoin,” one investor says.

Software stocks have been crushed. Here’s how to play the se...

Investors can take a breather and assess whether there are opportunities to buy some beaten-down software stocks, after what some analysts believe was...

Tech stocks have been shaky, but these 20 companies could st...

Sandisk and Micron could see industry-leading revenue growth in the coming years.

Charting the Global Economy: ECB holds, the UK tilts toward...

In the UK, central bankers came within a vote of lowering interest rates and predicted inflation will fall below its target, a closer-than-expected de...

Cramer's week ahead: A key jobs report. Plus, earnings from...

The January jobs report next week will help shape the market's expectations of future rate cuts, CNBC's Jim Cramer said.