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A cheaper Chinese smartphone maker is gaining a cult-like following in China, reports CNBC's Eunice Yoon.
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Richard Greenfield, BTIG analyst, discusses some of the flaws in the system of "bundling" and explains why he has a buy rating on Netflix and $250 price target on the stock.
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Adam Goldstein, President & CEO of Royal Caribbean International, explains how negative headlines have impacted the cruise industry and discusses the launch of a new class of ship called Quantum Class.
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Chris King, Stifel Nicolaus, says Dish Network's informal bid to acquire Sprint Nextel for $7 per share in a deal worth $25.5 billion could spark a bidding war.
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How do companies keep customers happy while adding shareholder value in today's market? Robert Kaplan, Harvard Business School professor of management, takes a look at JC Penney's struggles and offers a few suggestions.
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United Continental CFO John Rainey responds to accusations made Tuesday on "Squawk Box" by Richard Branson that United waged an airfare price war to damage Virgin America.
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Steve Bertoni, Forbes associate editor, provides perspective on the change in leadership at JC Penney; the future of the retailer; and hedge fund manager Bill Ackman's stake in the company.
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"When we go in, prices fall," said David Cush, President and CEO of Virgin America, discussing competition in the airline industry; the future of flight and how bigger carriers have driven themselves into bankruptcy, with Sir Richard Branson, Founder & Chairman of Virgin Group. Sir Richard also shares some personal thoughts about former British Prime Minister Margaret Thatcher.
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CNBC's Phil LeBeau talks with Fabrice Bregier, CEO of Airbus, about building a new plant in Alabama, hiring, and the decision not to use lithium-ion batteries in its new A350 jets.
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Blackberry beat Apple in a landslide with 63 percent of the nearly 16,000 votes cast on our Facebook page and our Squawk.CNBC.com show page.
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David Donatelli, HP Enterprise Servers general manager, reveals a leaner and greener way to store data.
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John Abell, Reuters MediaFile columnist, discusses whether the huge premium consumers have to pay for Apple products is justified.
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The FMHR traders debate the play on Microsoft's downgrade. And, Henry Blodget, Business Insider, speculates what Facebook is likely to reveal at the company's media event later today.
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Eric Jackson, Ironfire Capital founder & managing director, discusses speculation surrounding Facebook's new operating system for Android, and whether it will be enough to "move the needle," as CEO Zuckerberg has said.
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The social network is expected to unveil an operating system built into Google's Android, reports CNBC's Julia Boorstin.
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Martin Franklin, Executive Chairman at Jarden, provides perspective on the health of the U.S. consumer; and weighs in on promoting brand growth.
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James Moorman, equity analyst at S&P Capital IQ, tells CNBC the last quarter was challenging for BlackBerry as it had to deal with competition from Apple and Samsung, as well as a loss of customers.
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Shafqat Islam, Co-Founder, CEO of NewsCred, explains how his startup business has been able to convince major brand companies they need to pay for the news.
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Jim Suva, Citigroup analyst weighs in on the smartphone maker's turnaround plan and why the stock could fall into the single-digits.
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Colin Gillis, BGC Financial analyst, explains why he has a "sell" on the stock, despite the company "doing a nice job rolling out the Z10."
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Rocco Pendola, TheStreet.com, provides a preview of the next new releases for the big tech company, and addresses Apple's anti-trust issues in Europe.