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China's property sector needs more government support as crisis deepens

China's property market, which makes up a substantial chunk of the country's economy, needs more government support to prevent further deterioration, analysts said.

Most Americans tip 15% or less at a restaurant — and some tip nothing, poll finds

Traditional etiquette is to tip 15% to 20% for a sit-down meal. Many Americans seem to disagree.

Mastercard doubles down on effort to detect and tackle crypto fraud with AI tie-up

Mastercard told CNBC exclusively Monday it's partnered with Feedzai, a regulatory technology platform, to improve monitoring and blocking of fraud in crypto.

Legendary value investor's firm launches new fund targeting 'quality' stocks

The money manager behind legendary investor Jeremy Grantham’s GMO U.S. Quality ETF delivers his strategy for gains.

Fed's Susan Collins says more rate hikes can't be taken off the table yet

Other officials have been saying much of the same, essentially that inflation is showing progress but still has a way to go.

Fed's Mester wants 'much more evidence' that inflation has been defeated

The Cleveland Fed president said she's reserving judgment on where policymakers go from here.

Charlie Munger says there isn't the slightest chance Buffett traded own account to enrich himself

Berkshire Hathaway Vice Chairman Charlie Munger pushed back against a ProPublica report about Warren Buffett's personal trading.

Burberry shares sink 9% as luxury spending slowdown bites

Burberry shares plunged 9% on Thursday after the British luxury fashion retailer warned that full-year operating profit will come in at the low end of forecasts

Morgan Stanley CEO says his firm is ready for 'Basel III endgame' — the sweeping new global rules on banking

Eventual 2, 3% inflation in the U.S. is "very acceptable" outcome, given the conditions that the Federal Reserve had to grapple with.

Xi says U.S. and China can only be adversaries or partners, with no middle ground

Chinese President Xi Jinping told U.S. business executives Thursday the two countries have to choose between being adversaries or partners.

U.S. and China agree to resume military talks. Takeaways from the Biden-Xi summit

U.S. President Joe Biden and Chinese President Xi Jinping have agreed to resume high-level military communication, according to both countries.

China President Xi meets Biden for the first time in a year

U.S. President Joe Biden and President Xi Jinping of China are expected to discuss fentanyl flows, use of artificial intelligence and access to high-end tech.
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