Jessica Bibliowicz, National Financial Partners chair and CEO, and Sandy Weill, former Citigroup chairman & CEO, discuss what types of returns investors should expect in this market.
In this excerpt from "Squawk Box," former Citigroup Chairman & CEO Sanford Weill explains why he thinks big banks should be broken up to separate investment banking from other banking activities.
John Lechleiter, Eli Lilly chairman, president & CEO, breaks down his company's Q2 earnings, meeting revenue expectations of $5.6 billion. He also discusses several new drugs in phase three development.
Stocks eased off their lows in the final hour of trading Tuesday, but were still lower across the board, with David Kudla, Mainstay Capital Mgmt. CEO; David Steinberg, DLS Capital Mgmt.; and Keith Wirtz, Fifth Third Asset Mgmt.
Patrick Doyle, Domino's Pizza president & CEO, discusses his company's earnings beat on both the top and bottom line and declaring a special dividend of $3 per share.
"We are the fastest growing business software company in the world," says Bill McDermott, co-CEO of SAP, breaking down the company's strong second quarter results and discussing making deals and profits in cloud technology.
Worries over the market sell off, global deflation, bad global economic policies, are weighing on investors' minds. Keith McCullough, Hedgeye Risk Management CEO, provides perspective.
Legendary investors are scooping up distressed properties to flip, or rent, and now there is actually a shortage of foreclosures for sale. James Breitenstein, Landsmith CEO, and CNBC's Diana Olick, provide perspective.
General Motors is trading at an all-time low, and Ford is at its lowest level in more than a year. Italy Michaeli, Citi auto analyst, and Jeremy Anwyl, Edmunds.com CEO, provide perspective. "We see the economic fundamentals slowing down as the year progresses, and I think the ability for car sales to defy gravity on an ongoing basis are limited," says Anwyl.
As many companies prepare to release Q2 earnings, investors are wondering if they will receive any clarity on the markets. Drew Kanaly, Kanaly Trust Company CEO, and Steve Auth, Federated Investors CIO, weigh in.
Dreamworks Animation CEO Jeffrey Katzenberg explains how the Colorado movie theater shooting will impact the movie-going experience. "In the short-term, yes, I think it's on people's minds," he tells CNBC's Julia Boorstin.
David Crane, NRG Energy CEO, discusses his company's plans to buy rival GenOn Energy for $1.7 billion in stock, making it the largest U.S. independent power producer.
KKR Co-Chairman and Co-CEO Henry Kravis is interviewed by Andrew Ross Sorkin at the "Delivering Alpha" conference presented by CNBC and Institutional Investor on July 18, 2012 in New York City. This is an unedited video of the complete event.
Despite a profit setback in China, Yum! Brands saw earnings rise 5 percent in the second quarter. Greg Creed, Taco Bell CEO, discusses higher commodity costs, his company's recent growth, and new menu.
Xilinix reported better-than-expected earnings, but guided down expectations. Moshe Gavrielov, Xilinix president/CEO discusses plans for his company's future. "We think customers are being a little cautious, but medium and long-term trends are there to support us," he says.
Nick Pinchuk, Snap-On chairman/CEO, discusses the risk of starting a franchise, aviation and aerospace businesses, and his company's recent growth in Asia. "Right now, the emerging market business, is between 5-10 percent of our business, but it's going to go up," says Pinchuk.
BB&T Corp reported a better-than-expected quarterly profit as the bank set aside less money for loan losses and earned higher fee-based income, with Kelly King, BB&T chairman & CEO.