Money Report

Chris Poole hopped around to several groups within the company before departing.

Author David Wallace-Wells questions whether or not the U.S. had the ability to actually meet President Joe Biden’s climate pledge.

Investors continued to monitor the coronavirus situation in India, with more than 310,000 new daily infections registered on Thursday.

“Be ready to buy stocks that are getting crushed by tax fears that have nothing to do with the fundamentals,” the “Mad Money” host said.

On today’s show, Kate Rogers breaks down Chipotle’s blockbuster first quarter and massive digital sales growth.

“Today’s consumer asks even more than before for sustainability,” Nestle CEO Mark Schneider said in a CNBC interview on Earth Day.

To celebrate Earth Day, we asked two traders where they’re putting money to work while going green.

Futures float around the flatline in early morning trade on Friday as investors prepared to end a down week for equities.

Ratings for awards shows had been slipping even before the pandemic. Viewership for last year’s Oscars dropped 20% to a new low, according to Nielsen.

Several watchdog groups are pressuring President Biden to publicly release ethics agreements signed by political appointees in his administration.

These are the stocks posting the largest moves after the bell on Thursday, April 22.

Marine Gen. Kenneth McKenzie, head of U.S. Central Command, is concerned that the Afghan military will collapse after American and other foreign troops leave.

Economic growth could slow, and inflation is likely to see at least a momentary bump higher as the semiconductor shortage escalates, economists say.