Relief, confusion and disappointment as masks come off on planes
Flight attendants have faced the brunt of public opposition to the mandate and are experiencing a particular relief now that enforcement can ease.
J&J lowers 2022 revenue and earnings expectations, stops giving Covid vaccine sales guidance
When asked about halting guidance for J&J's Covid vaccine, CFO Joe Wolk said the shots are not for profit and do not impact the company's...
IBM first-quarter results beat estimates
IBM sees growth in 2022 after the company spun off its managed-infrastructure services unit.
Netflix shares crater 25% after company reports it lost subscribers for the first time in more than 10 years
It's the first time the streamer has reported a subscriber loss in more than a decade.
Procter & Gamble tops Wall Street estimates as price hikes counteract higher costs
Consumer goods giant P&G may serve as a bellwether for investors as costs rise and shoppers weigh higher price tags.
Tesla reports first-quarter earnings after the bell on Wednesday
Wednesday's earnings call comes amid news of CEO Elon Musk's hostile takeover bid for Twitter.
A $1 million winning Powerball ticket will expire soon. Here’s how much lottery players leave on the table
Whether due to losing a ticket, not checking it closely or some other mishap, lottery winners have left millions of dollars unclaimed over the years.
Distressed sales and 9-figure discounts: Hard-to-sell mega-mansions find a last resort at real estate auction
An auction can act as a metaphorical real-estate guillotine, slicing inflated asking prices in half or worse, according to a CNBC review of recent sales.
Failing to get top grades at college could cost you £3,800 a year, new British study reveals
Graduating with a lower final degree grade from college in the U.K. could mean earning around £3,800 ($4,946) less a year, according to a study.