Billionaire hedge fund manager J. Tomilson Hill has a keen eye for great art that's also made for some incredible investments. Hill shared some of his personal rules for buying art with CNBC.
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J. Tomilson Hill, one of the world's top art collectors, said the art market is unlikely to cool or crash anytime soon, due in part to soaring demand from new museums in China.
Bank of America CEO Brian Moynihan said that the adoption of technology at the second-biggest U.S. lender has allowed him to cut 100,000 workers in less than a decade.
Sears says liquidation sales are coming soon for 142 stores. It wasn't immediately clear which locations would be going dark.
Delta Air Lines has started selling tickets on its new Airbus A220 jets. Flights will begin in January from New York aboard the planes whose sale Boeing disputed last year, saying they were illegally dumped in the U.S. below cost.
J.P. Morgan Chase CEO Jamie Dimon, BlackRock CEO Larry Fink, Blackstone CEO Stephen Schwarzman and now Mastercard CEO Ajay Banga will not be attending an investment conference in Saudi Arabia later this month, CNBC has learned.
Evercore ISI upgrades shares of McDonald's to outperform from in line.
The Apple Watch could prove useful for patients undergoing knee and hip replacement surgeries by tracking their activity level after the procedure.
U.S. retail sales barely rose in September as a rebound in motor vehicle purchases was offset by the biggest drop in spending at restaurants and bars in nearly two years.
The 73-year-old bottle of French Burgundy sold at a Sotheby's auction for more than 17 times its original estimate of $32,000.
Amid popular backlashes against globalism, Michelin chief executive Jean-Dominique Senard believes corporations have a duty to dedicate more of their resources to sustainability and ethical practices.
In one of Wall Street's starkest divergences, the shares of big asset managers have been trampled during this year's bull run.
The Vikings new “Huddle” may just be the solution for both the NFL and America. Vikings COO Kevin Warren tells us more at our Net/Net Minneapolis event on September 12th.
More than half of the Fortune 500 companies from nearly 2 decades ago cease to exist today. Here’s what Fred Haberman has to say about innovation that keeps companies afloat at the latest Net/Net event in Minneapolis on September 12.
At our Net/Net dinner in Minneapolis, Vikings COO Kevin Warren and former NFL linebacker Pete Najarian sit with Tyler Mathisen and dive into the reaction to the Nike ad.
GE CEO John Flannery talks about turning around GE, why he never stops asking why and the reason he won’t run GE from the center
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Gary Kelly shares the number one skill he needed to learn after moving from CFO to CEO
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Southwest Airlines CEO and CFO share their secrets on innovation, leadership and how they fuel that famous Southwest company culture
The full interview with Steve Ballmer.
VC Jim Breyer discusses the transformative promise of artificial intelligence with CNBC's Kelly Evans. Also, his take on Facebook, Amazon and the Valley.
J.P. Morgan Chase CEO Jamie Dimon got a 5 percent bump — $2 million — in his pay last year following record annual earnings for the company.
Jim Cramer explains how the market's overreaction in late 2018 has investors feeling a sense of certainty in the new year.
Jim Cramer gets Kirkland Lake Gold President and CEO Tony Makuch's take on recent, high-profile deals in the gold market.
Jon Fortt sits down with Pulitzer Prize-winning author Charles Duhigg and former Reddit CEO Ellen Pao to discuss Nike's ad featuring Colin Kaepernick and big tech heading to the Hill.
Jim Cramer breaks down the potential behind struggling shipping giant UPS.
An emerging global phenomenon of dominant political leaders and the corrosion of systems of governance promise more of the international instability that closed 2018.
CNBC's Jon Fortt and Julia Boorstin on the real stories from CES with exclusive commentary from the CEOs of AMD, Verizon, Mobileye and IBM.
Jim Cramer says technology executives are telling him off camera that they support the Trump administration's hawkish approach to trade with China.
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Jose Munoz, who had been a contender as Nissan CEO, has resigned after the company put him on leave and reassigned him to work on an internal investigation.
For the last 190 years, the Yuengling family of Pottsville, Pennsylvania has been continuously brewing beer.
With unemployment in New York City at record lows, the battle for talent is raging as tech giants, including Amazon and Google, lay plans to open new or expanded operations in Manhattan and Long Island City.
Jim Cramer lays out why retailers have to adapt to a more informed consumer or suffer the consequences.
Jim Cramer sits down with Intel's interim CEO and permanent CFO Bob Swan to get his take on the technology giant's future.
Jon Fortt talks about pay-boosting skills with education reporter Laura Pappano, Rachel Carlson of Guild Education, and Anant Agarwal of edX
Jon Fortt talks to Ed Lee of NYT, Dan McComas, former SVP at Reddit, Brent Lang of Variety and Cherie Hu of Billboard about tech and media
Jim Cramer hears from Constellation Brands' outgoing and incoming CEOs after the alcohol distributor disappointed Wall Street with its 2019 forecast.
Super Bowl Champion Joe Theismann joins Fortt Knox to discuss how technology is changing the way people watch and interact with sports, plus the power of the "superstar" brand.
The announcement — three days before Jeff Bezos' 55th birthday — suggests they will still work together on their new Day One Fund charity.
Qualcomm and CEO Steve Mollenkopf have repeatedly said the company expects to settle the dispute with Apple outside of court.
Jon Fortt sits down with experts Rob Marvin of PCMAG.com, Jefferson Graham of USA Today and Jordan Novet of CNBC.com to discuss the best consumer clouds available in the market.
Jon Fortt breaks down the pros and cons with venture capitalists Jeff Richards of GGV and Graham Brown of Lerer Hippeau, CNBC personal finance correspondent Sharon Epperson, and three young professionals.
Medtronic has "the strongest pipeline that we've ever had in this company," CEO Omar Ishrak tells CNBC's Jim Cramer.
According to a recent McKinsey report, AI and automation will replace 375 million jobs by 2030. The good news: This transformation is expected to boost a number of industries. Here are five sectors to consider to future-proof your career.
Jim Cramer explains why it might be worth picking up shares of Micron now despite a possible negative quarter on the horizon.
Jim Cramer sits down with Amgen Chairman and CEO Bob Bradway to hear about the company's recent price cut for one of its key drugs.
Jim Cramer and Novartis CEO Vas Narasimhan discuss how the drugmaker is refocusing its business to leverage new-age treatments and potential cures.
Tesla is cutting its full-time staff headcount by around 7 percent as it ramps up production of its Model 3 sedans, CEO Elon Musk says.
Musk says Tesla faces a "very difficult" road ahead in its long-term goal to sell affordable renewable energy products at scale.
The German government is considering banning Huawei from providing 5G equipment in the country saying security concerns are of "high relevance."
Netflix says it's silly to frame the conversation around its company against new streaming services like Disney+.
Though Apple has trumpeted its Services segment, the company's top analyst thinks the App Store is "the next shoe to drop."
Tesla's layoffs show the company needs to cut costs and move toward making some cheaper options. European deliveries can offset demand in the next few months, says one analyst.
Despite Netflix's mixed quarter, many analysts raise price targets and remain bullish on international growth.
Job cuts at Tesla are not quite the bad news as first seemed, analysts at Jefferies and Oppenheimer say.
A Facebook engineering manager left the company earlier this month after being harassed by her colleagues for expressing criticism.
Netflix raised the veil on some of its viewership numbers for hits such as "Bird Box" in its fourth-quarter 2018 earnings letter.
Google will buy $40 million worth of Fossil's smartwatch tech, Fossil said Thursday, driving shares of the company upward.
The company is guiding toward lower-than-expected results for the first quarter of 2019.
The company has long argued its cash burn is a long-term investment because it ultimately owns the rights to the original content produced.
Netflix is in a good position for the near term, but the long-term outlook is less clear, says the tech analyst turned venture capitalist.
Jim Cramer explains how the market's overreaction in late 2018 has investors feeling a sense of certainty in the new year.
Atlassian finished off 2018 strong as it beat estimates and posted guidance that met or exceeded expectations
Walmart is bucking the video streaming trend, opting not to launch a new service after talks with former Epix CEO Mark Greenberg ended.
Microsoft's president and chief legal officer said on CNBC that it's too early to say if the shutdown is hurting Microsoft's own business.
A consumer version of Microsoft 365 is on the way, almost two years after Microsoft unveiled a version of the bundle for workers.
A group of Amazon shareholders has filed a letter demanding the company stop selling its facial recognition software to government agencies.
AliveCor is best known for its Apple Watch band that includes a tiny electocardiogram sensor. It now competes with Apple, but Gundotra said the company just had its "best quarter ever" and that he stepped down for personal reasons.
Walmart says it's now working with Point Pickup, Skipcart, AxleHire and Roadie in cities across four states, to start, with a larger expansion to take place "in the coming weeks."
Ford says hybrid and electric versions F-150 pickup will be exceptionally capable, offering more towing and off-road power, justifying possible sticker shock from the higher prices.
Netflix subscription price hike is a "key dilemma" that makes future competitors like Disney more viable, New Constructs CEO David Trainer says.
Les Moonves is bringing his case against CBS to binding arbitration, the company said in an SEC filing Wednesday.
Musk said Tesla would ditch the customer referral scheme as it's "adding too much cost to the cars, especially Model 3."
Apple Chief Executive Tim Cook said the U.S. Federal Trade Commission should form what he called a "data-broker clearinghouse."
Square announced a debit card for businesses on Thursday, its latest move into big banks' territory.
Relativity Space announced Thursday a contract with the U.S. Air Force to build and operate a launch facility at Cape Canaveral.
Just days after raising prices, Netflix reports earnings after the bell and Wall Street is raising its expectations into the release.
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