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YouTube TV’s deal with NBCUniversal expires today, potentially disrupting access to popular channels and shows for subscribers while negotiations continue. Here’s how it could impact your subscription.

When it comes to financial experts that retail traders recognize from spending hours on social media or watching CNBC, Tom Lee and Dan Ives are among the most well-known names.

On CNBC's “Mad Money Lightning Round,” Jim Cramer recommended buying ONEOK, Inc. (NYSE: OKE) and “can't believe it's this low."

Walmart's digital marketplace has seen explosive growth over the last year, but it hasn't come without a cost. In an effort to scale quickly, Walmart has made it easier for third-party sellers to join and list products on its e-commerce platform, CNBC reported, citing employees and sellers.

When Lexi Smith, a 24-year-old teacher from Atlanta, began feeling burned out by long hours and low pay, she decided to make a change. Smith told CNBC that she "wasn't quite loving the school system" and wanted to live more simply while experiencing another culture. 

Zach Yadegari drives a Lamborghini, lives in a house with fellow Gen Z millionaires and is having fun at the University of Miami even though he “never wanted to go to college.”

Concert tickets have become increasingly expensive over the last decade. The concept of going from a show has evolved past just seeing one of your faves perform into a fusion social media event and community interaction? But one man thinks that you’re still getting a bargain out there for wildly…

Starbucks shutters 430 stores, cuts 1,900 jobs, and spends £820 million to fix declining profits and poor customer experience.

On CNBC's “Mad Money Lightning Round,” Jim Cramer said he likes Dutch Bros (NYSE: BROS). He recommended buying some now and then buying some of the stock in the $40s.