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Colin Sebastian, Robert W. Baird & Co. analyst breaks down the mobile media giant's earnings results and weighs in on the company's outlook and competition.
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A look at Apple's blow out Q2 earnings and its innovative practices, products and Apple TV, with Edward Baig, USA Today tech columnist; Dan Morgan, Synovus Trust portfolio manager; and CNBC's Jon Fortt.
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John Lechleiter, Eli Lilly chairman & CEO breaks down his company's earnings results of an adjusted $0.92 a share versus estimates of $0.78 est. and a look at the drug maker's generic challenges, and the politics of prescriptions.
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CNBC's Jon Fortt provides a preview of the tech giant's earnings and a look at its competition with Verizon and AT&T.
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In the war to find the best way to tackle oil spills, new research proves there’s no single “silver bullet” in the environmental recovery arsenal.
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While the commercialization of nuclear fusion takes baby steps into its fourth decade, the next-generation of fission plants could be supplying power within a few years.
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Jorge Castaneda, former Foreign Minister of Mexico and NYU professor, discusses the Wal-Mart bribery scandal and conducting business south of the border.
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Dave Barger, JetBlue Airways CEO & president, discusses the company's 10th year on the Nasdaq, creating shareholder value, and fierce competition among the airliners.
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Low-end Android phones are beginning to encroach on Nokia's traditional stronghold, reports CNBC's Jon Fortt.
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Mad Money host Jim Cramer takes a look at the future of big box stores, and whether Best Buy will survive the competition.
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CNBC's Jon Fortt has details on another round of layoffs in the tech sector and whether job cuts at Yahoo and Sony are signs of deeper problems at both companies; with Porter Bibb, MediaTech Capital Partners.
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Discussing the bipartisan JOBS Act and improving American competitiveness, with Steve Case, Revolution CEO.
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David Strasser, Janney Montgomery Scott retail analyst, discusses Best Buy's sagging Q4 revenues, and the company's plans to shift towards mobile sales and smaller stores.
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Plans for a nationwide, state-of-the-art railroad safety system, inspired by a fatal crash in 2008, are meeting with resistance, due to a fierce debate over its effectiveness and business benefits.
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Patrick Daniel, Enbridge Inc. CEO, discusses his company's plans to invest nearly $4B in a new round of pipeline construction.
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Richard Davis, US Bancorp chairman & CEO, discusses his company's commitment to getting veterans back into the workforce, and why his bank has been able to outperform the competition, with Mad Money's Jim Cramer.
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Talking to computers like Captain Picard on “Star Trek: The Next Generation” has been a longtime dream among techies. But with new advances including the Apple iPhone 4S Siri, better speech recognition is within reach.
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The digital revolution has gone far beyond the Internet, smart phone and GPS device in your vehicle. And though these devices have made life and work faster and easier, that may not be all for the good.
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The success of the 3-D movie “Avatar” and the popularity of super-realistic video games are bringing virtual reality and its cousin, augmented reality, to the entertainment forefront.
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Will key management changes at PepsiCo pave the way for an eventual successor to CEO, Indra Nooyi? Bill George, Harvard Business School professor, and Jeffrey Sonnenfeld, CNBC contributor, provide perspective.