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Bitcoin and other cryptocurrencies sold off Friday after China took a hard line against the space. Two traders see an entry point.

Price swings for bitcoin, ethereum and other cryptocurrencies highlight the asset’s characteristic volatility. Investors can use it to their benefit.

Other countries could model China’s recent move to make crypto transactions illegal, writes CNBC contributor Ron Insana.

Salesforce was on the move again Friday, rallying another 1% and looking to close out the week with an 8% gain. Quint Tatro of Joule Financial discusses.

The Senior Citizens League, a nonpartisan advocacy group for older Americans, started a petition to get another round of stimulus for retirees.

Here are the stocks making notable moves before the opening bell on Friday, Sept. 24.

U.S. stock futures dropped after another strong rally pushed the Dow into positive territory for the week.

The market’s latest comeback may end up being short-lived, two market analysts say.

The ongoing crisis surrounding debt-ridden Chinese developer Evergrande has captured global investor attention for much of this week.

In an interview with CNBC, Left gave a point-by-point rebuttal to what Hong Kong regulators said of him after he published a report on Evergrande years ago.

Chinese property developer Evergrande has not said whether it will fulfil its interest payments to investors on its U.S.-dollar bond.

As investors reel from Beijing’s regulatory crackdown, the fallout in areas like tutoring can be a guide to what went wrong, and where future opportunities lie.

A move by China to ban cryptocurrencies hit the tech sector and Nike shares fell as supply chain issues hit the sneaker giant.

“China is very much investable,” but buyers should tread carefully given its tightly regulated economy, DWS Group’s Arne Noack says.

As the calendar winds down, consider these year-end moves to lower your tax bill, regardless of what happens in Congress.

The S&P 500 may be 2% from records despite recent weakness, but some of its components are still well off their own highs.

The wealthiest Americans pay a relatively low tax rate due to a preferential treatment of their investment income, according to a report published Thursday.

Check out the stocks making notable moves on Thursday, Sept. 23.

Materials are tracking for their worst monthly performance since March 2020, but two traders still see opportunities tied to the sector.

Recent research examined rolling 10-year returns on $1 million and compared results between an immediate lump-sum investment and dollar-cost averaging.