- S&P 500 is little changed a day after holiday as traders weigh next moves by the Fed and Trump: Live updatesStocks were flat 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 to hold 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.
- Rooftop solar stocks face ‘wipe out’ but First Solar shares could double, says clean energy investorThe U.S. Senate's draft of President Donald Trump's tax bill is expected to wreck the rooftop solar industry while reward large-scale green energy operators.
- 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.
- 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.
- 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.
- 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.
- 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.
- CNBC Daily Open: Intensifying Israel-Iran conflict puts investors on shaky groundUntil investors get a clearer sense of whether the U.S. will launch strikes on Iran, markets aren’t likely to find solid ground.
- Labubu-maker's shares slump as Chinese state media calls for stricter regulation, Morgan Stanley trims interestPop Mart, the Chinese toy company behind the recent Labubu craze, saw its shares fall this week after Morgan Stanley removed the stock from a focus list.
- CNBC's Inside India newsletter: Is India's hot IPO market cooling, or is it a blip?Twelve months ago, India's initial public offering market was booming. This year, however, there has been a pronounced change.
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