Money Report

Net income in the first quarter plunged 68.9% from a year ago to $71.79 million.

European companies are finding it harder to make money in China as growth slows and overcapacity pressures increase, according to an annual business survey.

Investors in Asia will assess Japan’s trade and household spending figures for March on Friday.

“Mad Money” host Jim Cramer rings the lightning round bell, which means he’s giving his answers to callers’ stock questions at rapid speed.

CNBC’s Jim Cramer on Thursday reviewed two major players in the energy drink sector that have seen declines recently: Celsius and Monster.

CNBC’s Jim Cramer reviewed Nvidia, Apple, Amazon and Tesla through a long-term lens, saying they have “riveting stories and temperamental stocks.”

Investors are feeling more confident as of late in the outlook for stocks, buoyed by a strong earnings season and hopes for rate cuts from the Federal Reserve.

The NLRB is accusing Tesla of taking steps to keep employees in Buffalo, New York, from unionizing, according to a complaint filed late Wednesday.

Chinese electric vehicle maker Zeekr will reportedly price its initial public offer at $21 a share Thursday.

Apple took on Thursday the unusual step of apologizing for a short advertising video promoting the company’s new iPad Pro tablet.

ESPN will air 10 LOVB Pro matches across its linear networks and 18 matches on ESPN+ as part of the first season, which begins in January.

The boxing fight between Mike Tyson and Jake Paul is already sparking high ticket prices and significant bettor interest.

With concerns over AI’s threat to election integrity mounting, TikTok said it will automatically tag “content credentials” on images and videos on its app.