Новости за 07.08.2018

Black Women's Equal Pay Day is finally here. CNBC Make It interviewed five black women about their experiences with compensation and the negotiating advice they'd pass on to other women.

One offers a luxurious claw-foot tub for "taking long soaks while staring out into the Redwood forest."

While nearly two-thirds of large employers still contract with a dedicated pharmacy benefit management firm to handle their drug costs, they've lost faith with the PBM rebate model, a new survey finds.

Sure, working long hours take a toll on an employee. But new research shows working hard — the intensity of the work -- could actually hurt your career in the long run, the Financial Times reports.

On already slender salaries, teachers contribute their own money for classroom supplies.

Preparing for a correction or bear market is not about an all or nothing decision. It’s about making sure you are investing within your risk tolerance. Answer these four questions to know if you are on track to ride out a major decline in stocks.

JP Morgan Chase CEO Jamie Dimon is suggesting that the shrinking of the Fed balance sheet and the rise of the 10-year Treasury yield to 5 percent pose dangers. His views are important since his bank is at the nerve center of money flows and its costs.

Hope of positive regulatory developments with bitcoin has helped the price of the cryptocurrency recover in recent weeks.

The "Fast Money" traders share their first moves for the market open.

Lyme disease is spreading nationwide and infecting people of all ages. The crisis is spurring researchers to develop new tests to better diagnose the disease — and a vaccine.

Grade-schooler Kheris Rogers and her sister Taylor Pollard launched a clothing line to combat racism and they started it in their mom's Los Angeles garage.

Hundreds are rallying to demonstrate against hyperinflation, caused in part by the anticipated reinstatement of restrictions.

A week after Uber shut-down its self-driving truck unit, one of the people who spearheaded that effort has raised $40 million for a new startup in the same space.

"You need to think expansively about your journey," says bestselling management author and CNBC contributor Suzy Welch.

The income divide in paychecks will follow Americans into retirement.

White House national security adviser John Bolton said North Korea has not taken the steps necessary to denuclearize.

President Donald Trump will host a dinner with business leaders on Tuesday in Bedminster, N.J.

Here's what six experts have to say about Snapchat and the future of the millennial-minded social network.

Companies that discuss President Donald Trump – either positively or negatively – are far more likely to win backlash for their brands than find support from customers.

The Mexico City-bound Embraer 190 passenger jet smashed into scrubland near the runway shortly after take-off on July 31. All 103 passengers and crew survived by evacuating from the plane before it caught fire.

The S&P 500 is less than 1 percent away from a new record high and one technical analyst believes the index will surge past the milestone due to recently subdued volatility.

The company's shares fell 3.4 percent to $26 in premarket trading.

The state-backed People's Daily said Apple should share more of its "economic cake" with the Chinese people or risk "anger and nationalist sentiment" amid the ongoing trade war.

The state-backed People's Daily said Apple should share more of its "economic cake" with the Chinese people or risk "anger and nationalist sentiment" amid the ongoing trade war.

The venture capitalist says investors see Apple's hardware as a subscription business.