US farmers in ‘precarious position’ with China as trade war fears escalate
Fears of a trade war with China are worrying farmers now that soybeans and other key commodities have been targeted.
By the numbers: Here’s what 10 years of airline consolidation has done to the sector
What 10 years of airline consolidation has done to airlines
‘We wanted to go first.’ It’s been a decade since Delta’s merger with Northwest upended the industry
Delta and Northwest announced their merger in April 2008, setting off a wave of consolidation in the airline business.
Bourbon, America’s native spirit, is caught in the cross hairs of Trump’s trade war with China
“This is a symbolic target on American culture because bourbon is so intertwined with who we are,” a whiskey collector tells CNBC.
America’s voracious appetite for SUVs and trucks is making the passenger car disappear
Stable oil prices, improvements in SUV and truck design, and a big shift in consumer tastes may spell the end of sedans.
The Saudi Crown Prince hung out this week with Google execs Sergey Brin and Sundar Pichai
The Saudi Crown Prince came to Silicon Valley this week and met with a handful of executives, including co-founder Sergey Brin
For some consumers, bankruptcy is the solution to crushing debt
Experts say it’s important to explore your options before making mistakes like using retirement money to pay off debt.
Facebook suspends AIQ data firm used by Vote Leave in Brexit campaign
AIQ, which denies links to Cambridge Analytica, may have improperly received users’ data, Facebook says.
Hospital CEO forced to pay hackers in bitcoin now teaches others how to prepare for the worst
One cyberattack on a regional hospital embodies a bigger crisis facing health-care facilities in the U.S.
Russian envoy seeks meeting with Britain’s foreign minister over ex-spy poisoning
U.K. foreign minister Boris Johnson and Russian envoy Alexander Yakovenko will discuss the poisoning of an ex-Russian spy.