CEO Interviews
It's been a rough ride for the railroads this year; coal volumes plummeted after an unusually warm winter. Wick Moorman, CEO of Norfolk Southern, explains whether the worst is behind the rail industry. |
Discussing whether the recent weakness in stocks is something to be bought or to be avoided, with Lee Munson, Portfolio Asset Management; Nathan Bachrach, The Financial Network Group CEO; and CNBC's Courtney Reagan. |
Disney is rolling out nutrition rules. Dennis Berman, The Wall Street Journal, and Mark DiMassimo, DIGO founder & CEO, discuss. |
David McAlvany, McAlvany Financial Group CEO, and Kyle Harrington, Harrington Capital Management, discuss what's next for the markets. |
Jack Tretton, president & CEO of Sony Computer Entertainment America, chats with CNBC's Julia Boorstin about Sony's E3 game focus. |
Adeyemi Ajao, Identified.com co-CEO, and Brendan Wallace, Identified.com co-CEO, discuss how they were able to raise funding for their fast-growing career site for young professionals. |
Hans Vestberg, Ericsson CEO, discusses how his company is faring in the face of a slowing economy, with CNBC's Jon Fortt. |
Shawn Matthews, Cantor Fitzgerald CEO, discusses the impact of Greece and Spain's debt problems on Treasury prices; the slump in housing; whether the Fed will issue further economic easing; and investment opportunities in emerging markets. |
The Marriott empire continues to grow with the acquisition of Gaylord Hotel brands. Arne Sorenson, Marriott International CEO, and Colin Reed, Gaylord Entertainment CEO, discuss the deal and the outlook on summer travel and the U.S. economy. |
Strauss Zelnick, CEO of Take Two Interactive talks to CNBC's Julia Boorstin about his company's digital growth, and competition from social and mobile games. |
Investors are pouring money back into high yield, or junk bonds, as they prepare for a long and winding low interest rate environment, reports CNBC's Kayla Tausche. Ron Kruszewski, Stifel Nicolaus CEO and Jim Iuorio, TJM Institutional Services, discuss April factory orders, the European crisis and the state of the U.S. recession. |
Mad Money host Jim Cramer and Harvey Berger, Ariad Pharmaceuticals chairman/CEO, discuss the state of the health care sector and Ariad's recent research for Sarcoma, Leukemia and other cancers. |
Daniel Junius, ImmunoGen chairman/CEO, discusses the latest developments in therapeutics for the treatment of cancer. |
Anthony Coles, Onyx Pharmaceuticals president/CEO, discusses the status of his company's latest drugs. |
Between weakness in Europe and a weak U.S. unemployment rate, how can investors find profits? Margie Patel, Wells Fargo Funds Management; Doug Sandler, RiverFront Investment Group; Tom Belesis, John Thomas Financial CEO, weigh in. |
What kind of action should investors take today amid stormy markets? David Darst, Morgan Stanley; Tom Belesis, John Thomas Financial CEO; and CNBC contributor Ron Insana, share perspective. |
If you were advising President Obama right now what would you suggest? Marc Morial, National Urban League president and CEO and Ron Christie, Christie Strategies founder and CEO, share perspective. |
Jack Ehnes, California State Teachers' Retirement Systems CEO, discusses why his pension fund is voting against Wal-Mart's entire board, on the heels of the company's Mexican bribery scandal. |
Gregory Maffei, Liberty Media president and CEO, discusses his company's chase for Sirius XM Radio and explains why he is petitioning the FCC to reconsider its application to take control of the satellite radio company. |
Gregg Engles, Dean Foods Company chairman & CEO, says the macro situation in milk has gotten much better. |
Jeffrey Joerres, Manpower Group Chairman & CEO, offers insight on today's lackluster private sector report. What are the implications for jobseekers and employers across the globe? |
Discussing comments made by Morgan Stanley's chairman and CEO on the Facebook fallout and just how serious Moody's possible downgrade could be for the firm, with Elliot Weissbluth, HighTower Advisors CEO and CNBC's Gary Kaminsky. |
Morgan Stanley's chairman and CEO James Gorman spoke out on the huge hype surrounding Facebook's IPO, and Elliot Weissbluth, HighTower Advisors CEO; Michael Farr, Farr, Miller & Washington president; and CNBC's Gary Kaminsky, react to his comments. |
Morgan Stanley chairman and CEO James Gorman offers insight on his team's efforts to price Facebook's IPO and the Nasdaq's handling of the stock's trading transactions. "In a deal of unprecedented size against a macro backdrop of everything going on in Greece, and so on, created a potent elixir, if you will, that really set this thing aflame," says Gorman. |
Morgan Stanley chairman and CEO James Gorman, discusses his company's efforts to raise liquidity amid fears of a possible downgrade from Moody's. |
Gary Smith, Ciena Corporation president and CEO, discusses his company's latest business strategies and why the stock is up 10% post-earnings. |
CNBC's Brian Sullivan reports on multiple real estate investment trusts that are up this year, including Weingarten Realty Investors. The company's president and CEO Andrew Alexander shares perspective on the state of the U.S. economy. |
Aaron Kwittken, Kwittken & Company Worldwide CEO discusses strategies for Facebook and Morgan Stanley to save their reputations since Facebook's IPO mess. |
"Our new refinery was built to serve U.S. markets first," says Peter Voser, Royal Dutch Shell CEO, discussing his company's expansion of the Motiva refinery, and the outlook on oil prices, with CNBC's Sharon Epperson. |
Julie Wainwright, Therealreal.com CEO and former Pets.com CEO, discusses the failed Pets.com IPO and what Facebook can learn from the last dot-com era. |