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- It's 'very difficult' for China's economy to maintain 6% growth, says Premier Li Keqiang
- Australia kept secret a China hack on its parliament to protect trade, report shows
- Trump says US 'locked and loaded' after attack on Saudi oil supply
- Dow set to lose more than 150 points on fears spiking oil will slow the global economy
Tonight on Nightly Business Report, the Dow goes on an eight session win streak and this week’s market monitor has real estate names that he says are worth investing in.
Jeung Hyun, Portfolio Manager at Adelante Capital Management, gives us three stock picks in the real estate investment trusts or REITS.
Tonight on Nightly Business Report, the Dow goes on an eight session win streak and this week’s market monitor has real estate names that he says are worth investing in.
Contract negotiations between the United Auto Workers and General Motors are expected to run down to the wire as both sides work to get a deal before their current labor agreement expires just before midnight on Saturday.
China plans to exclude American farm goods, including soybeans, from tariffs in the latest move to ease trade tensions before the two countries restart trade talks next month.
Leaders of the House Judiciary Committee requested documents from Amazon, Apple, Facebook and Google parent company Alphabet, the committee announced Friday.
Some 65% of U.S. CFOs think U.S. trade policy will be negative for their businesses over the next six months, according to the latest quarterly CNBC Global CFO Council survey released Friday.
Before President Trump’s proclamation on Wednesday that flavored e-cigarettes should be banned, Juul was already under attack this week from federal regulators, who were concerned about an ad campaign from the vaping company that recommended consumers switch from regular cigarettes.
Democratic presidential hopefuls hammered President Donald Trump over his trade war with China in Thursday’s debate as fears grow about the conflict shaking the global economy.
Shares of power producer PG&E were up 10% Friday after the company said it has reached an $11 billion settlement agreement with entities representing about 85% of insurance subrogation claims relating to 2017 and 2018 wildfires.
As consumers are now shopping more online, DHL is planning a high tech strategy in its innovation push to keep up with demand. Frank Holland has the details.
John Harwood reports on Democratic Presidential Candidate Elizabeth Warren’s proposal on social security and how it may impact higher income Americans.
Contessa Brewer is in Wilmington, North Carolina for us and reports on why private flood insurers might do a better job accessing major flooding risks.
Both major economic powers seem to dial down their trade tensions by offering concessions. Eunice Yoon explains for us from Beijing.
We hear the pros and cons regarding the strategy of a flat income tax where every income level pays the same rate. Joining us on this debate is Leon LaBrecque, Chief Growth Officer at Sequoia Financial Group and Peter Mallouk, who’s the President and CIO at Creative Planning Inc.
