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About 43% of cyberattacks are aimed at small businesses. On average, these cost $200,000, putting 60% of these companies out of business in six months.

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U.S. companies are preparing to report third-quarter results following a rocky few months in which they grappled with a U.S.-China trade conflict undermining the business environment and an overall economy that has been showing signs of struggling.

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About 43% of cyberattacks are aimed at small businesses. On average, these cost $200,000, putting 60% of these companies out of business in six months.

Lyft Inc, following its rival Uber's move, has sued New York City seeking to nullify a new rule limiting the time its drivers are allowed to spend cruising in Manhattan without passengers, the company said on Saturday.

The United Auto Workers union said Saturday it will boost strike pay for 48,000 hourly workers at General Motors Co by $25 a week to $275 as a strike against the largest U.S. automaker nears the end of its fourth week.

Fisher was initially defiant amid the backlash in an interview with Bloomberg, in which he said he had "given a lot of talks, a lot of times, in a lot of places and said stuff like this and never gotten that type of response."

CNBC spoke to people about how they fell into medical debt and how it shapes their lives.

U.S. officials on Friday promised a "Phase 1" deal with China on a host of conflicts from intellectual property to currency was imminent, but China's official state-owned news organization Xinhua struck a more cautious tone.

Higher tariffs. Slower growth. The countdown to Brexit.

The industry has pulled in $322 billion over the past six months, the fastest pace since the second half of 2008.

CNBC combed through recent Wall Street research to find stocks analysts say are buying opportunities despite macro headwinds.

Half a continent away from the auto plants of Detroit, U.S. strikes at General Motors (GM) have sent shivers through the central Mexican city of Silao, where the local GM factory furloughed 6,000 workers last week when parts from the United States ran out.

Today's rally clearly indicates that the market is happy for the moment with just a partial deal. But the Dow gave up 200 of its 500 point gain in the final half hour as markets realized there was no timeline for removal of the existing tariffs.