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.
Young people are saving money and paying off debt through ‘cash stuffing.’ Here’s how it worksÂ
With inflation heating up, some TikTok creators are turning to 'cash stuffing' to manage their expenses.
What we learned from the Biden, Harris tax returns, according to experts
President Joe Biden and Vice President Kamala Harris have released their 2021 tax returns. Here are a few key takeaways, according to experts.