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Although far from a foregone conclusion, a robust pricing mechanism in the shipping sector would be considered one of the climate deals of the decade.

Analysts now talk not just of a war over trade, but one that could spread beyond technology to investment and other realms.

European stocks were set to open lower on Wednesday, with markets struggling to maintain Tuesday’s positive momentum.

President Trump brushed off concerns about stock market declines after his tariffs were announced. “America is going to be very rich again very soon,” he said.

Citi on Tuesday became one of the first investment firms to lower its China growth forecast on escalating trade tensions with the U.S.

Melanie Krause will step down over the data-sharing document signed by Treasury Secretary Scott Bessent and Homeland Security Secretary Kristi Noem.

Despite growing consternation and concern expressed by economists and CEOs, Trump administration officials have been stubborn in defending its trade policies.

Stocks’ tariff-fueled rout extended for a fourth day, and the S&P 500 closed below 5,000 for the first time since April 2024. What CNBC is watching Wednesday.

Asia-Pacific markets are set to open lower on Wednesday as investors brace themselves for U.S. President Donald Trump’s tariffs’ come into full effect.

As stocks initially soared before falling on Tuesday, CNBC’s Jim Cramer said the market is not equipped to react to President Donald Trump’s tariff policies.

There are some stocks that could benefit if tariff deals were to be made between the U.S. and other countries, according to Jefferies.

The Federal Reserve isn’t going to lower interest rates to save the market from its recent rout, says Ellen Zentner of Morgan Stanley Wealth Management.

The FDA is losing a central resource for employees to go to for key training and professional development

When current events feel chaotic, try to keep your head and remain grounded, lots of experts advise. But how? Here’s one helpful way, from a psychiatrist.

Scott Nations of Nations Indexes joined CNBC’s “Power Lunch” on Tuesday to offer his take on three key market movers.

With shares of Tesla plummeting on tariff concerns, CEO Elon Musk is taking to social media to slam top Trump trade advisor Peter Navarro.

Among the tech megacap companies, Apple has been the hardest hit President Trump’s tariffs.

Ari Siegel founded History By Mail after touring the Library of Congress. Now, his business brings in $1 million a year and has a “Shark Tank” investment deal.

“This is a great situation,” Jim Cramer said Tuesday.

Tariffs are likely to spur inflation before slowing growth, the investment bank said.

On today’s episode of CNBC Crypto World, ether falls along with the broader market as stock indexes gave up much of their early gains amid a multi-day plunge spurred by President Trump’s tariff announcement. And, the DOJ issues a memo directing prosecutors to narrow down crypto investigations to crimes involving investor fraud, terrorism, human trafficking, cartel operations and cybercrime. Also, Todd Ruoff of Autonomys weighs in on whether bitcoin’s price is correlated to broader markets.

JPMorgan identified some candidates that could lead the market higher in the case of a relief rally.

Martin said Apple’s costs would skyrocket if it began building its marquee product in the U.S.

Families saving for their children’s education in a 529 plan may be on edge amid recent market volatility. Financial experts share their tips.

GM is ending production this year of a gas-powered Cadillac crossover at a plant in Tennessee, while extending production of another vehicle at the facility.