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There isn't enough air to inflate a bubble, so how can it be popped?

Global investment strategist Marko Papic, referencing the 1980s Chuck Norris vehicle “The Delta Force,” says traders could start demanding higher prices as the U.S. rediscovers a taste for regime change.

“I think there’s room for both,” says Keith Lerner, CIO at Truist Advisory Services, of gains in tech stocks and the rest of the market.

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Influence isn't some "magical quality" you're born with, it's a set of learnable actions, says executive coach and human behavior expert Melody Wilding.

A spike in diesel oil prices could make goods and materials more expensive to deliver — risking higher inflation.

A federal indictment charging Venezuelan President Nicolas Maduro, his wife and four others was posted online by U.S. Attorney General Pam Bondi on Saturday.

Charlie Garcia responds to readers’ concerns about China’s control of silver and other critical metals used in technology and defense.

Investors might be well served to look beyond semiconductor makers to take part in the AI boom — and more toward the companies that make manufacturing and testing equipment for the chip industry.

For the third straight year, the S&P 500 looks poised to fall during the “Santa Claus rally” period. That has never happened before.

Those with optimistic views of 2026 are overlooking signs of a labor market in sharp decline, says David Rosenberg.

The swift and successful U.S. operation to capture Venezuela president Nicolas Maduro is likely to pressure oil and could unleash a reaction in other financial markets on Monday.

Volatility is not the typical retirement investor’s friend.

Why the stock market’s odds of rising in 2026 are the same regardless of seasonal indicators.

Bullish technical indicators are breaking down.

Beyond the biggest chains, the past few years have largely been ones to forget for retailers, as shoppers have remained wary about spending amid a battle with higher living costs. Yet some analysts see a path toward a slightly better 2026.

The same acquisitions that spooked Palo Alto investors this year could accelerate its growth in 2026.

There are more subtle distinctions that all begin with your mindset.

Lithium and steel outshined A.I. in 2025, at least when it comes to CNBC's exclusive Power City Indexes.

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