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Carrying this in your wallet is a big mistake, according to a fraud expertFraud expert, Frank Abagnale, shares what he keeps in his wallet and what you should never have in yours.

After Blizzard Entertainment’s controversial decision to suspend Hearthstone pro Chung “blitzchung” Ng for pro-Hong Kong statements, the publisher lost a sponsorship deal with Mitsubishi Motors Taiwan, according to a report. The Daily Beast today reported news of the canceled sponsorship, which comes after Hearthstone viewers on Reddit noticed that Mitsubishi’s logo had disappeared from broadcasts after Chung’s Oct. 8 suspension. Chung was originally suspended for a year and had his prize money

Federal Reserve Chairman Jerome Powell holds a news conference following a two-day Federal Open Market Committee meeting in Washington, June 19, 2019. The Federal Open Market Committee is expected to cut interest rates by a quarter point, its third cut since July. The Fed will also release a statement, which it may tweak to indicate the door remains open to further rate cuts but that it could also pause in the process. Treasury yields were higher, signalling expectations for a hawkish Fed, meani

Today, the National Collegiate Athletic Association announced that they will allow athletes to be compensated for their names, images and likenesses. The Board of Governors for the NCAA, which oversees collegiate athletics programs across the country, unanimously voted for the change. Schools in all divisions are expected to consider the NCAA’s decision and provide recommendations about how the policy should be implemented to the NCAA Board of Governors in April. California Governor Gavin Newsom

Skimming involves thieves installing devices in ATMs or gas station credit card machines that secretly record an unsuspecting user’s financial information as he or she enters it. Be careful with gift cardsScammers are now using the same tactics they use to steal credit card information to steal gift card balances, McElroy notes. Regularly monitor bank accountsWith all of the sophisticated financial scams that abound these days, consumers are wise is to proactively protect their financial informa

Sen. Bernie Sanders can say he wants CEOs to go to jail all he wants, but experts in corporate law say it’s unlikely to happen. Sanders, who is running for the Democratic presidential nomination in 2020, called opioid manufacturers “criminal.” Lawyers say such a move is rare, and reserved for CEOs engaged directly in an activity that limits competition, like price fixing. Yet experts who spoke to CNBC said the Sherman Act would not apply to executives like Muilenburg. It requires proof of direct

The report, published on Tuesday by Nature Communications , found that by the end of the century as many as 630 million people could live on land below projected flood levels. More people could be in danger from rising sea levels than previously thought, a new study says. In the nearer-term, the study found that 340 million people currently live on land that will be vulnerable to flooding by 2050. Using more moderate figures for rising sea levels, the numbers for annual flood exposure are 150 mi

For Lululemon to accomplish its ambitious plans to grow its menswear business, it needs to address a straightforward problem, CEO Calvin McDonald told CNBC on Tuesday. “We know our awareness and consideration within the men’s category is still low, and that is where the opportunity lies,” McDonald said on “Halftime Report.” Put another way: men just need to know Lululemon is selling stuff for them. Lululemon said earlier this year that it plans to double its menswear business in the next five ye

Puma partnered with hip-hop mogul Jay-Z last year as it returned to the U.S. basketball market after being on sidelines for two decades. The category is a key part of its global strategy, despite it already being dominated by giants like Nike and Adidas. Puma reported a 17% sales increase in fiscal third quarter compared with the year-ago period, making it the fastest growing global sports brand. Asia is the company’s fastest growing region, with 28.5% sales growth in the third quarter. “We are

DETROIT — Shares of Fiat Chrysler surged as much as 8% Tuesday after the Wall Street Journal reported that the automaker is in talks to combine with Peugeot-owner PSA Group. Fiat Chrysler, which is scheduled to report third-quarter earnings Thursday, did not immediately respond for comment. Fiat Chrysler, the world’s seventh-largest automaker, has been at the center of merger talks for several years. Former Fiat Chrysler CEO Sergio Marchionne, who died in July 2018, propelled the company into t

Boeing’s problems do not end with its grounded 737 Max jet, U.S. Rep. John Garamendi told CNBC on Tuesday. Specifically, Garamendi pointed to the KC-46, aerial refueling tankers made by Boeing. In September, the Air Force determined KC-46s could no longer carry passengers or cargo until issues with floor cargo restraints are resolved. There are ongoing problems,” Garamendi said, before incorrectly saying the plane has been delayed four years. Muilenburg will appear before Garamendi’s committee W

J&J finds no asbestos in baby powder flagged by FDAJohnson & Johnson says it found no signs of asbestos in baby powder after testing. CNBC’s Meg Tirrell reports.

Uber’s lockup expiration could ‘hobble the entire market’ even more than Beyond Meat, Jim Cramer warnsCNBC’s Jim Cramer warns of a “very rude awakening” as a deluge of equity supply comes to market with little investor appetite.

Fed likely to cut rates againThe Federal Reserve is widely expected to deliver a third straight interest-rate cut on Wednesday. Nearly 80% of the fund managers, economists and strategists surveyed by CNBC’s Steve Liesman expect a quarter point rate reduction this week. However, 63% believe the Fed will pause cutting rates for the remainder of the year. All eyes will be on chairman Jerome Powell’s signal on where the Fed stands in the easing cycle. Wall Street’s top economist Ed Hyman said the an

The S&P 500 slipped 0.08% to 3,036.89. The S&P 500 notched a fresh intraday record but mixed earnings and a looming Federal Reserve decision kept investor sentiment in check. Sideways tradingThe major indexes failed to make any major moves on Tuesday despite the S&P 500 making a new all-time high. Strong earnings from pharmaceuticals such as Merck and Pfizer initially helped lift the S&P 500 to an all-time high. This means company insiders can sell their stock for the first time since Beyond Mea

Third-quarter growth is expected to come in at a weakish 1.6%, with the biggest hits to come from slowing business investment. ET Wednesday morning, and it follows a growth pace of 2% in the second quarter. Stephen Stanley chief economist at Amherst Pierpont, said he expects GDP to grow by 1.7%. Gapen said in business investment, equipment spending is expected to be down 4%, after rising about 0.8% in the second quarter. Spending on structures, which includes oil rigs is expected to decline by 1

Johnson & Johnson shares jumped 4% after the company announced that it had retested its Johnson’s Baby Powder and found no signs of asbestos. Edison International shares briefly plunged 20% before settling nearly 3% under its closing price after the company reported weaker-than-expected earnings for its third quarter. Electronic Arts shares sank nearly 5% after the company reported third-quarter revenue that topped expectations. The chip-maker reported revenue of $1.80 billion, falling short of

Johnson & Johnson, which recalled 33,000 bottles of baby powder earlier this month, said Tuesday it retested its Johnson’s Baby Powder and found no signs of asbestos that prompted the recall. J&J, which said two third-party labs ran 15 new tests on its baby powder, said “rigorous and third-party testing confirms there is no asbestos” in its baby powder and that it stands “by the safety of our product.” FDA officials said they stand by results that showed asbestos contamination, according to Reut

“I’ll be introducing legislation that subjects scholarships given to athletes who choose to ‘cash in’ to income taxes.” One higher education expert, Mark Kantrowitz, pointed out one especially puzzling detail: “Scholarships are already taxed like income.” A college scholarship is nontaxable only if it’s used on tuition and textbooks. “The taxes on scholarships prevent students from making full use of their scholarships,” Kantrowitz said. The government collected about $1.7 trillion in income tax