- S&P 500 posts third straight losing day as traders eye Middle East tensions, Trump’s next steps: Live updatesStocks fell on Friday as investors contemplated the next move from the Federal Reserve and monitored the latest developments out of the Middle East.
- Europe and Iran holding talks as Trump sets two-week deadline for U.S. strikes decisionEuropean officials are hoping for a last-minute diplomatic breakthrough with Tehran to deter further escalations of the Middle East conflict.
- Tesla inks first deal to build China's largest grid-scale battery power plantThe U.S. company posted on the Chinese social media service Weibo that the project would be the largest of its kind in China when completed.
- Meta approached Perplexity before massive Scale AI dealMeta recently invested $14.3 billion into Scale AI and tried to buy another startup called Safe Superintelligence, as CNBC previously reported.
- Wall Street will continue to monitor the Iran-Israel conflict next week, with stocks at an impasseWhether stocks can continue to chart a path higher next week will depend in large part on developments on a raft of hurdles facing the market.
- Supreme Court rejects fast track of Trump tariff challenge by toy companiesLegal challenges to President Donald Trump’s April 2 tariffs have introduced uncertainty around a central piece of his trade agenda.
- Coinbase secures EU crypto license, swaps Ireland for Luxembourg as main hub"Luxembourg is leading the way with its pro-business climate and thoughtful approach to regulation," Coinbase Brian Armstrong tells CNBC.
- Mahmoud Khalil ordered released by federal judgeThe Columbia student has been in the custody of immigration agents since March 8.
- Mineral-rich Greenland says it doesn't want to become a great mining nation. Here's whyGreenland has little interest in harnessing its massive resource potential to become a top mining country.
- JPMorgan Chase beefs up mobile app with bond trading as bank targets $1 trillion in assetsJPMorgan, the biggest U.S. bank by assets and a leader across most major categories of finance, is relatively puny among online brokerages.
- AI avatars in China just proved they are ace influencers. It only took a duo 7 hours to rake in more than $7 millionDigital versions of human beings are now able to sell more than real people can, thanks to artificial intelligence, a recent business collaboration showed.
- B-2 stealth bombers and 30,000-pound bunker busters: Why striking Iran's nuclear sites is such a difficult featIran's most advanced and hardened nuclear facility, the Fordo plant in the country's northwest, is a fortress.
- European stocks end week lower as investors remain focused on Israel-Iran conflictJoin CNBC for live updates on European markets.
- Apollo to pump £4.5 billion into UK nuclear project in major private loan dealThe deal would be among the biggest private capital investments in a project of U.K. national interest.
- A lesson for the West? Japan was better prepared than most for China’s rare-earth mineral squeezeJapan's transformation is seen as both a template for Western nations and a stark reminder of just how difficult it is to escape China's mineral orbit.
- Starlink rival Eutelsat pops 31% as France backs $1.55 billion capital raiseFrench President Emmanuel Macron said strengthening Eutelsat's position was "ensuring its strategic independence and paving the way for Europe's."
- Investing in Space: Iron Dome's performance could be Golden Dome's opportunity
- Rice prices in Japan more than double in May — core inflation jumps to highest levels since 2023Rice prices have spiked 101.7% year over year, marking their largest increase in over half a century.
- Is China going through a consumption revival? Its 618 festival is one sign of itThe festival pointed to a pickup in consumption, as e-commerce companies reported strong sales of consumer electronics, as well as beauty and pet care products.
- A 'terrible spiral of escalation': World braces for intensifying Iran-Israel conflictChances at diplomacy are looking bleak as Iran and Israel continue to trade increasingly deadly blows.
- China keeps key lending rates steady after May cut as trade deal with U.S. eases growth worriesThe People's Bank of China held the 1-year loan prime rate at 3.0% and 5-year LPR at 3.5%, according to a statement Friday.
- Asia-Pacific markets trade mixed after China keeps benchmark rates steadyThe People's Bank of China expectedly kept its loan rates unchanged at 3.0% for the 1-year loan prime rate and 3.5% for the 5-year LPR.
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