Economy

The December jobs report is due out Friday. Here's what it is expected to show

Nonfarm payrolls likely rose by 73,000 last month while the unemployment rate edged lower to 4.5%, according to the Dow Jones consensus.

Costco stock gets unstuck after strong December sales. Where Cramer stands now

Costco stock finally woke up.

Dividend growth stocks offer attractive returns with less risk, Nuveen finds. Analysts like these names

Companies that regularly raise their dividends can help protect portfolios in volatile times. A CNBC Pro screen turned up several names beloved by Wall Street.

CrowdStrike stock breaks its win streak. But the reason is not what you may think

Every weekday, the Investing Club releases the Homestretch; an actionable afternoon update just in time for the last hour of trading.

Consumer outlook improves despite job worries, New York Fed survey finds

The New York Fed’s monthly Survey of Consumer Expectations found that more households expect to be better off a year from now.

3 silver investing mistakes to avoid as the price rises

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Regional banks are well set up entering 2026, with one set to be a big winner, says Jay Woods

Jay Woods takes a look at the technicals in the regional banking space.

Pro Pick: Stephanie Link says this oil stock is cheap and poised to benefit from the data center boom

Link said this oilfield services stock is one of her favorites for 2026.

Retail traders had one of their best years ever in 2025. Here's what they're buying now

Retail investors are rushing back into the market coming off a strong 2025. They're especially focused on energy stocks this time.

When can you file your taxes in 2026? IRS says the tax filing season start date is Jan. 26.

January 8, 2026 / 1:02 PM EST / CBS News

Stocks making the biggest moves midday: Bloom Energy, Costco Wholesale, Alphabet & more

Check out some of the stocks posting the biggest moves in midday trading.

26-year-old lives in Manhattan on $53,000 a year—here's how she makes it work: ‘I just don’t spend a lot of money’

Eileen Tyrrell makes living in New York City possible by keeping her spending and expenses low.