Oil prices are low—why are plane tickets so pricey?
Prices for domestic airline tickets are on the rise although airlines are saving millions of dollars from cheaper oil prices.
Prices for domestic airline tickets are on the rise although airlines are saving millions of dollars from cheaper oil prices.
NIH's Francis Collins and Milken Institute Chairman Mike Milken make the case for research funding to stop outbreaks.
CNBC.com's Jeff Cox reports on the logistics of Halliburton's acquisition of Baker Hughes which is valued in cash and stock at $34.9 billion.
President Obama may move soon to begin delaying deportations among other immigration reforms. Members of Congress have vowed a fight. Alex Nowrasteh evaluates the President's options.
M&A is alive and well in the energy sector. Here's the buzz about which companies might be next, says NYSE floor trader Kenny Polcari.
The iPhone maker announced Sunday that it would add UnionPay as a payment option in its App Store for consumers in China.
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Private equity is betting that gas and oil—not renewables—will continue to dominate as energy sources in 25 years.
The Shanghai-Hong Kong stock exchange link is a "very big deal," strategist John Rutledge said. Here's how he'd play it.
Oil company Petrobras will not meet production growth targets this year, adding to a mounting list of bad news.
A year after an awful open enrollment launched, Obamacare exchanges such as HealthCare.gov seem to be performing well.
The real money is being made by a host of less well-known funds that have managed to find gems even in battered sectors.
For small businesses, 2015 is the year they must comply with regulations under the Affordable Care Act.
CNBC's Tyler Mathisen, Morgan Brennan and Jon Fortt, look at today's "Power Lunch" stories, including reports of Facebook rolling out a professional site, and Barry Diller's Manhattan pier plans.
This is the most important indicator for the economy — and the equities market, says Michael Yoshikami.
With a whiff of change in the air, Wall Street is starting to handicap the odds of getting actual changes in the tax code.
With its economy contracting, Japan's much-heralded, three-pronged Abenomics revival is beginning to look like a 2-legged stool.
CNBC's Jackie DeAngelis reports on various energy companies to benefit from the Keystone pipeline if the deal is approved.
Bill Ackman isn't the only hedge fund manager who likely made big money on the Allergan deal.
Modestly-priced prints were shown alongside rare and expensive 19th-century works
The kidnapping of a general by leftist guerrillas is a blow to the peace process
Before coming to rest on the surface of Comet 67P/Churyumov–Gerasimenko last Wednesday, the Philae lander bounced twice. That much European Space Agency scientists knew fairly early on. But now, we can see it with our own eyes. The mosaic of images above, taken by a camera on the orbiting Rosetta spacecraft, shows the Philae lander drifting above the comet's surface as it descended — and then taking a big bounce after making its first brief touchdown at about 15:43 GMT. Inset photos
Regulator raps adviser network for failing to research risks
While most have heard of the Battle for Khe Sanh, an 11-week siege in early 1968 that pitted three NVA divisions — about 20,000 troops — against a single surrounded and cut-off U.S. Marine regiment of about 5,000 and their supporting forces, few have heard of the men of Bravo, the “ghost patrol” and subsequent Marine retaliation for the slaughter.
After bleeding cash for the past two years, the gov't home loan insurer will no longer need emergency funds.