Новости за 30.12.2017

Skincare brand Rodan + Fields topped $1 billion on revenue thanks in part to pictures on social media.

Start-ups have emerged in the last few years to deliver untreated water on demand.

Ron Baron's mutual funds continue to charge high fees, despite an exodus out of old-school funds into cheaper rivals.

Dennis Gartman makes his case for what will happen to bitcoin in 2018.

Protests over Iran’s weak economy swept into Tehran, with college students and others chanting against the government.

CNBC caught up with FDA's new chief Scott Gottlieb.

Ripple surges nearly 56 percent to an all-time high above $2 and surpassing ethereum's market cap.

A man involved in a feud over Call of Duty was killed by police after a fraudulent call sent a SWAT team to his home.

"Setting New Year's resolutions depends on what kind of person you are and what works for you."

The star of CNBC's "The Profit" says he isn't a stranger to setting new goals all throughout the year.

Tony Robbins, Richard Branson and others share their personal tricks for staying on track.

If you have a financial goal for the New Year, a small rainy-day fund could help you stay on track.

Iranian police dispersed anti-government protesters in the western city of Kermanshah on Friday, the Fars semi-official news agency says.

Recreational marijuana is legal in California starting Jan. 1, pitting state and federal laws against each other in airports.

Desert Door claims the distinction of being the only U.S. distiller of sotol, a liquor popular south of the border.

Recreational marijuana will be legal to sell in California starting Monday, pitting state and federal laws against each other in airports.

North Korea said Saturday that it will never give up its nuclear weapons as long as the United States and its allies continue their "blackmail and war drills" at its doorstep.

Individuals who exceed the annual quota will be suspended from overseas transactions for the remainder of the year and an additional year.

The U.S. is "crushing the life out of the caliphate" but ISIS remains a threat, the Pentagon's top official said Friday.

Natural gas plummeted this year, but one strategist says a buying opportunity could be afoot.

In a New York Times interview, President Donald Trump cast his performance in terms so grandiose and extreme as to be self-evidently false.

Stocks could ride a tailwind into 2018, bolstered by the best annual gains in four years and the promise of a generous earnings boost from tax cuts.

Apple's immense wealth gives it the power to make or break companies that make hardware and software.

One of 2017's top-performing exchange-traded funds is still betting on bitcoin and electric, self-driving cars.

RBC Capital Markets head of commodity strategy Helima Croft weighs in on the markets reacting to Russian tankers supplying fuel to North Korea, breaching sanctions set by the United Nations. Chris Johnson, Johnson Research Group, and Michael Cuggino, Permanent Family of Funds, weighs in.