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The billionaire Republican businessman tells CNBC it all depends on Donald Trump's ability to continue to beat the odds.
The Republican supporter tells CNBC the controversial provision would be a "phenomenal engine for growth in America."
Langone says suit Bharara up "and bring him on because we need people like this in public service."
Republican billionaire Ken Langone tells CNBC that Donald Trump shouldn't make a habit of pressuring companies to keep jobs in the U.S.
Ken Langone, Invemed Associates chairman and president, discusses Mitt Romney being considered for secretary of State by President-elect Donald Trump.
Ken Langone, Invemed Associates chairman and president, discusses President-elect Donald Trump's policy promises and his Cabinet picks.
"I have moments of disappointment" with Trump, billionaire Ken Langone tells CNBC. "[But] all of us do things we wish we hadn't done."
Ken Langone, Invemed Associates chairman, says if the U.S. does not fix its education system the nation will not be able to solve its long-term economic needs and challenges.
Billionaire Ken Langone, co-founder of Home Depot, describes the U.S. economy as "tepid."
Most business executives are critical of Donald Trump but don't want to go on record, Andrew Ross Sorkin writes.
The real estate magnate's presidential election campaign is taking shape, and big names are lining up to finance his candidacy.
Wall Street's top dogs partied the night away at the 2016 Robin Hood benefit Monday night in New York City, and raised money for a worthy cause.
"I think he'll do a hell of a good job," Home Depot co-founder Ken Langone said of Donald Trump.
Ken Langone, Invemed Associates Founder & CEO and Home Depot Co-Founder, speaks about the 2016 election and how he believes that Donald Trump can beat Hillary Clinton.
Wall Street and big business's election kingmakers are reaching for their wallets again in the race for President.
Billionaire investor Stanley Druckenmiller has once again warned that the easy money policies of recent years could lead to big problems.
With Jeb Bush and Mitt Romney all but in the presidential race, is there room left for Chris Christie?, Politico's Ben White asks.
Invemed Associates chairman and president Ken Langone, shares his opinions on the terms of AIG's government bailout.
Invemed Associates chairman and president Ken Langone, explains why he likes owning Starbucks shares.
