timef 05/10/2025
- Why Pope Leo chose his name: AI, workers’ rights, new Industrial Revolution cnbc.com2025-05-10 23:25:11
Pope Leo also suggested that he would follow the late Pope Francis' lead on his commitment to social justice.
- India and Pakistan agree to immediate ceasefire cnbc.com2025-05-10 21:03:43
The ceasefire comes hours after the fighting continued to escalate on Saturday.
- Powell may have a hard time avoiding Trump's 'Too Late' label even as Fed chief does the right thing cnbc.com2025-05-10 20:47:26
Central bank leaders have a long history of being too reluctant to raise or lower interest rates.
- Trump's crypto agenda is being threatened by his pursuit of personal profits cnbc.com2025-05-10 20:00:01
Some lawmakers who had shown a willingness to support crypto legislation are backtracking on concerns about President Trump's personal ventures in the space.
- Why U.S. air traffic control is stretched so thin — and the fight to fix it cnbc.com2025-05-10 03:55:54
An outage of radio and radar systems controllers use to guide planes into Newark last week exposed decades of underinvestment and staffing shortages.
- First Chinese freight ship goods hit with Trump's 145%-plus tariffs arriving at U.S. ports cnbc.com2025-05-10 02:29:52
Chinese-made goods subject to President Trump's 145% tariffs have begun arriving at U.S. ports for companies from Amazon to Home Depot, Ikea and Tractor Supply.
- Trump backs tax hike on rich, but says GOP 'should probably not do it' cnbc.com2025-05-10 01:51:15
Trump's Truth Social post shows his willingness to buck traditional Republican opposition to taxing the rich as he seeks to get his agenda through Congress.
- Tech's strong ad sales are showing signs of cracking from Trump's trade war cnbc.com2025-05-10 01:36:42
Meta, Alphabet and Amazon reported strong online advertising sales in the face of economic worries fueled by the White House's global trade overhaul.
- Newark air traffic controllers lost contact with planes again in overnight outage cnbc.com2025-05-10 01:22:44
Air traffic controllers in charge of Newark again lost contact with planes on Friday, the FAA said.
- Cargo thieves are attacking the U.S. supply chain at alarming rates cnbc.com2025-05-09 23:47:54
Numerous experts who spoke to CNBC estimate losses from cargo theft are close to $1 billion or more a year.
