President Joe Biden will outline several actions that his administration is taking to curb the recent rise in violent crime and gun violence.

Bitcoin was up nearly 8% Wednesday, climbing back above the $34,000 mark.

The Engine No. 1 Transform 500 ETF is at the intersection between three hot investing themes: ETFs, ESG and activist investing. 

U.S. stock index futures were flat during early morning trading on Wednesday.

Iranian authorities foiled a "sabotage attack" against one of its civilian nuclear facilities, local news site Nournews reported, offering no further details.

Apple Daily has come under increasing pressure since its owner, Beijing critic Jimmy Lai, was arrested under the national security law.

Apple also warned that allowing sideloading could put children at risk by allowing apps to disregard parental controls or by collecting sensitive user data.

Euro zone business activity shows "very encouraging signs of the recovery gaining momentum," Chris Williamson from IHS Markit told CNBC's "Street Signs Europe."

The Bank of England is expected to hold interest rates at record lows and maintain its massive asset purchase program on Thursday, but inflation poses questions.

What can we do as individuals to reduce our carbon footprint? CNBC speaks to five experts who share their ideas on how we can change our routines.

The Hang Seng index in Hong Kong jumped 1.79% on Wednesday to close at 28,817.07.

Xpeng Motors will raise money to compete in China's increasingly crowded electric car market against the likes of Tesla and Nio.

"This regulatory cycle is long-lasting compared to 2018," Lucy Liu, a BlackRock portfolio manager, said during a mid-year Asia investment outlook.

Yang touted that he had more individual donors than any other campaign and talked about rising anti-Asian hate, NBC New York reports.

NBC Sports said the final round of the 121st U.S. Open peaked at roughly 8.9 million viewers and was the most watched golf event since 2018.

Secondhand apparel has gained popularity among shoppers and now, some want the government to give it a boost.

Morgan Stanley joins Blackstone and Goldman Sachs in setting conditions related to coronavirus vaccinations for workers returning to the office.

The Senate appears unlikely to be able to pass the For the People Act, or any other voting rights bill, in the face of Republican opposition.

The International Brotherhood of Teamsters will vote Thursday on a resolution to scale up efforts to organize Amazon workers.

CNBC's Jim Cramer gave highlighted a handful of stocks that will take little effort from most investors to research and understand the underlying companies.

Boot Barn CEO Jim Conroy told CNBC that "all of that tailwind" from the return of concerts and other events is still ahead of the Western-wear retailer.

Fed Chair Jerome Powell continued to attribute most of the recent inflation surge to factors closely tied to the economic reopening.

Investors should be prepared for the stock to get slammed if GlaxoSmithKline moves to cut its dividend, the "Mad Money" host said.

Buy digital assets over exchange-traded products tied to cryptocurrencies, two traders say.

Connecticut state Sen. Alex Kasser of Greenwich is resigning. She is embroiled in a contentious divorce with a top Morgan Stanley executive, Seth Bergstein.

Lawmakers and flight crews have become alarmed about a spike in disruptive and sometimes violent passengers on planes.

Andy and Nicole Hill moved into their home at the end of 2013. The couple paid off their entire mortgage in under four years.

Tech giants that could be broken up under a series of new antitrust bills are speaking out against the measures as lawmakers are set to debate them Wednesday.