Employment The often-hated open floor plan gets a new savior: The office podCNBC - Elizabeth Myong The open floor plan has become a minefield of distractions for office workers — the incessant ringing of phones, the chatter of co-workers, typing on …
Susan Wojcicki Why YouTube's Susan Wojcicki limits her own kids' screen timeCNBC - Courtney Connley If you're worried about how much time your kids spend on their cell phone, iPad or video game, you're not alone — and many Silicon Valley leaders …
University of Alaska Fairbanks Massive Arctic wildfires emitted more CO2 in June than Sweden does in an entire yearCNBC - Emma Newburger Smoke from massive fires in the Arctic has blanketed nearby cities and could travel thousands of kilometers to other parts of the world, raising …
Social Security The price of a cup of coffee may be the answer to fixing Social SecurityCNBC - Lorie Konish When Rep. John Larson, D-Conn., travels the country to talk about his plan for Social Security reform, he often holds up a Starbucks coffee cup. The …
Ray Dalio The life rule Ray Dalio taught his son about successCNBC - Jade Scipioni Nowadays most people would be grateful for any words of wisdom from billionaire hedge fund manager Ray Dalio, as the 70-year-old is one of the most …
Weight Watchers Weight Watchers eyes a new clientele: ChildrenCNBC - Angelica LaVito Do your homework! Clean your room! Count your Weight Watchers points? Weight Watchers, which now calls itself WW, this week introduced a new app …
Waymo Waymo's self-driving tech needs one big thing to succeed: More humansCNBC - Jennifer Elias Alphabet's self-driving car company Waymo has built the world's smartest vehicles with access to the world's best artificial intelligence, but …
Retirement Most Americans say you need $1.7 million to retire—here's how much money to save each month to get thereCNBC - Emmie Martin Many financial experts recommend saving at least $1 million in order to live comfortably in retirement. But the average American believes that they …
Sales Selling your original melodic beats online can proffer $100K a year in your pocketCNBC - Joe Andrews Very few people can say they've made six figures while only working about 20 hours a week. Even fewer people can say they accidentally had a No. 1 …
DJ Khaled DJ Khaled went from sleeping in his car to earning millions—here's the first big purchase he madeCNBC - Kathleen Elkins DJ Khaled is among the world's highest-paid hip-hop artists: In 2018, he earned $27 million, according to Forbes. The 43-year-old Palestinian-American …
Arizona This Arizona town is overrun with self-driving cars — here's what it's likeCNBC In a suburb of Phoenix, Arizona, there's a fleet of 600 minivans shuttling people from place to place. Ordering one feels almost exactly like calling …
WeWork The strangest and most alarming things in WeWork's IPO filingCNBC - Annie Palmer WeWork's parent company, the We Company, made a splash earlier this week with the release of its much-anticipated IPO prospectus. The company's S-1 …
Stocks These stocks fell after earnings, but Wall Street analysts see a buying opportunityCNBC - Michael Bloom Earnings season is just about over and some companies blew it, with their shares dropping after reporting results. But that drop could be an …
Harry Markopolos GE stock is fast recovering, but short seller investigator Harry Markopolos got his digs inCNBC - Al Lewis He extended his accusations to actuaries, auditors and analysts who he claims overlooked billions in liabilities in GE's long-term care insurance …
College & University 5 small moves that will save big on college costsCNBC - Sharon Epperson and Jessica Dickler Back to school is an increasingly costly time of year, particularly for families with college-bound children. A college education is now the …
Gasoline Pebble Beach car week isn't for budget travelers as prices get jacked for event tickets, hotel rooms, even gasolineCNBC - Paul A. Eisenstein Routinely described as the world's most popular, elegant and exclusive classic car show, the annual Pebble Beach Concours d'Elegance has spawned a …
The Look Ahead: August 16, 2019CNBC CNBC brings you fast, accurate, and actionable business news and market updates.
Apple Trump says Apple is spending 'vast sums of money in the U.S.' and he's having dinner with the CEOCNBC - Kif Leswing The second part of Trump's tweet is referring to a press release Apple put out on Thursday in which it described the money it spent on U.S.-based …
Here's one trader's volatility protection playCNBC CNBC contributor Mike Khouw details how trades can protect themselves from the market's wild swings.
Cisco Systems What's next for this Cisco trade?CNBC CNBC contributor Dan Nathan discusses his trade on Cisco shares.
Home Depot Charts point to big breakout for Home Depot ahead of earnings: TechnicianCNBC CNBC contributor Carter Worth breaks down down his trades on Home Depot shares.
Walmart After Walmart's surge, could another retail name be targeting an earnings breakout?CNBC CNBC contributor Mike Khouw outlines his trade on Walmart shares.
Jim Cramer Cramer's Exec Cut: Challenging conventional wisdom to succeedCNBC - Kathryn Meyers Take-Two Interactive Software has gained more than 10% since reporting better-than-expected revenues in its fiscal first quarter and raising its full …
Jim Cramer Cramer Remix: When companies show you who they are, believe themCNBC Jim Cramer breaks down why investors should listen and believe in what executives say about their companies.
Stocks Cramer: Consider what you want from the market before diving into stocksCNBC Jim Cramer shares a piece of advice with investors looking to make some money from stock-picking.
Jim Cramer Cramer's Exec Cut: Challenging conventional wisdom to succeedCNBC Jim Cramer examines how Take-Two Interactive, Novocure and Waste Management are breaking the mold in their respective industries.
Investing Hardest part of individual investingCNBC Jim Cramer argues that keeping your emotions in check is the hardest part of being a successful investor.
Jim Cramer Maintain the perfect portfolio by staying flexibleCNBC Jim Cramer says that being willing to change your strategy on a dime is critical to maintaining the perfect portfolio.
Investing These crucial steps will help you get started as an investorCNBC Jim Cramer explains why investors need to know themselves if they want to build the best possible portfolio.
Jim Cramer Cramer pinpoints the hardest part of individual investingCNBC Jim Cramer argues that keeping your emotions in check is the hardest part of being a successful investor.
