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Stocks making the biggest moves after hours: Adobe, RH, Oracle and more

These are the stocks posting the largest moves in extended trading.

Here's the deflation breakdown for August 2024 — in one chart

Consumer prices are falling in pockets of the U.S. economy, in categories like cars, household furniture and certain groceries.

Ajit Jain, Buffett's insurance leader for nearly 40 years, dumps more than half of Berkshire stake

The 73-year-old vice chairman of insurance operations sold 200 Berkshire Class A shares on Monday for roughly $139 million. 

Dutch neobank Bunq goes on hiring spree, targeting digital nomads, as other fintechs slash jobs

Bunq, the Dutch digital bank, told CNBC it plans to increase its global headcount by over 70% in 2024.

Using ETFs to capture momentum during the market's wild swings

September's seasonal volatility could challenge the Big Tech trade, but one low-volatility ETF is still betting big on it.

Berkshire unloads another chunk of Bank of America as CEO Moynihan lauds Buffett as great shareholder

Since mid-July, Berkshire Hathaway has sold more than 174.7 million shares of the Charlotte-based bank for $7.2 billion.

Here's why September and October are historically weak for stocks

'The most intense panics on Wall Street have tended to occur during the late summer and early autumn months,' an advisor and author says.

China's AI models lag their U.S. counterparts by 6 to 9 months, says former head of Google China

Chinese artificial intelligence models may be at least half a year behind those made in the U.S., said Kai-Fu Lee, former head of Google China.

JPMorgan Chase shares drop 7% after bank tempers guidance on interest income and expenses

JPMorgan Chase shares plummeted after the bank said expectations for net interest income next year were too high.

Federal Reserve unveils toned-down banking regulations in victory for Wall Street

Bank CEOs led by JPMorgan Chase CEO Jamie Dimon have lambasted the proposed Basel Endgame regulation since it was unveiled last year.

It's not always 'a sexy thing' to be a millionaire, former NFL linebacker Brandon Copeland says. Here's why

Brandon Copeland is a former NFL player turned financial coach. He wrote a new book that serves as a personal finance "playbook."

Britain does a bad job at keeping globally relevant tech firms, former Arm CEO says

Warren East, who led Arm between 1994 and 2013, said that too often tech firms in Britain move their operations overseas or list elsewhere abroad.
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