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Net Net is CNBC’s editorial franchise produced specifically for CFOs that examines how top companies are promoting and managing innovation to accelerate growth. Through live events, on TV and online, Net Net helps executives anticipate, react and respond to the trends that will affect their bottom line.
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Jim Cramer breaks down why stocks are taking a pause, and it’s not due to the negative stories.
EU officials have issued some of the strictest regulation on Silicon Valley in recent months.
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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
His departure adds to recent turnover in Nike's executive ranks.
Jim Cramer checks in with Vistra Energy CEO Curtis Morgan, whose company is moving away from coal to renewable energy.
Jim Cramer details why shares in Disney have been stuck in this market.
Members of Parliament had previously said they would summon Zuckerberg the next time he arrived in the country.
The #MeToo movement has led to a boom in co-working spaces designed by women, and only for them.
Tony Fernandes admitted error on Sunday for a video in which he thanked Najib Razak for AirAsia's growth.
Jim Cramer dishes on the stock of Campbell Soup and its fate in the underperforming food sector.
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- 03:56
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
- 03:16
What’s the key to innovating? It’s simple, GE CEO says
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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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Why Tilman Fertitta won’t take his company public again
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Southwest Airlines CEO and CFO share their secrets on innovation, leadership and how they fuel that famous Southwest company culture
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The full interview with Steve Ballmer.
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VC Jim Breyer discusses the transformative promise of artificial intelligence with CNBC's Kelly Evans. Also, his take on Facebook, Amazon and the Valley.
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Jim Cramer breaks down why stocks are taking a pause, and it’s not due to the negative stories.
EU officials have issued some of the strictest regulation on Silicon Valley in recent months.
Jim Cramer details why shares in Disney have been stuck in this market.
Members of Parliament had previously said they would summon Zuckerberg the next time he arrived in the country.
The #MeToo movement has led to a boom in co-working spaces designed by women, and only for them.
Tony Fernandes admitted error on Sunday for a video in which he thanked Najib Razak for AirAsia's growth.
Jim Cramer dishes on the stock of Campbell Soup and its fate in the underperforming food sector.
Jim Cramer thinks lack of trust in the oil futures could hold the key to this market.
Jim Cramer explains how bank stock leadership could emerge from higher interest rates.
Jim Cramer sits down with Etsy CEO Josh Silverman to hear about how Etsy is carving its own space in e-commerce.
A dramatic uptick in oil prices over recent months was cited as a drag on the company's latest figures.
Attorney Michael Avenatti says Trump's personal lawyer got $500,000 from the Russian after the presidential election.
Jim Cramer thinks General Electric’s worst days could be behind it thanks to the recent increase in oil prices.
Jim Cramer sits down with Joseph Papa, the Chairman and CEO of Valeant Pharmaceuticals, after earnings.
Google kicks off it's 2018 Google I/O developer's conference Tuesday, with CEO Sundar Pichai delivering the keynote.
Jim Cramer explains why Spotify was punished for investors’ out-of-control expectations.
Jim Cramer argues that Estee Lauder CEO Fabrizio Freda has made his cosmetics company a best-of-breed global leader.
Jim Cramer wonders if Warren Buffett's reluctance to use iPhones stopped his fund from investing in Amazon and Alphabet.
Contrary to popular belief, most entrepreneurs aren't young like Facebook CEO Mark Zuckerberg, this Kellogg professor explains in the Conversation.
Tech
CNBC's Todd Haselton reviews the $200 Facebook Oculus Go virtual reality headset.
Jack Dorsey is best-known for co-founding Twitter in 2006.
The story revolves around a group that tries to expose "the insidious new ways that Wall Street generates profits."
Megan Brennan, the first female to become postmaster general, reportedly pushed back on Trump's demand.
Former NBCUniversal CEO Bob Wright says CBS' ongoing resistance to a merger with Viacom will put an end to dual-share structures at companies.
Applied Materials stock falls sharply after the company lowered its semiconductor revenue and sales projections.
Cowen initiates coverage on AMD and Nvidia shares with outperform ratings.
Improperly disposing of your cell phone can cause fires and even explosions, USA Today reports.
Bank of America Merrill Lynch reiterates its buy rating for Netflix shares.
An ETF that whipped the competition made a big bet on bitcoin. Now the ETF has sold most of its cryptocurrency.
The stock opened Friday more than 3 percent down.
Spotify represents a compelling buying opportunity, according to Raymond James.
Citi Research reiterates its buy rating for Amazon shares.
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Net Net is CNBC’s editorial franchise produced specifically for CFOs that examines how top companies are promoting and managing innovation to accelerate growth. Through live events, on TV and online, Net Net helps executives anticipate, react and respond to the trends that will affect their bottom line.
About Net Net
Net Net is CNBC’s editorial franchise produced specifically for CFOs that examines the ways top companies are promoting and managing innovation, leveraging rapid change, and using technology to accelerate growth. In this time of constant disruption, rapid technological innovation, shifting demographics and consumer behavior, change comes lighting fast; through live events, TV programming and digital content, Net Net helps executives anticipate, react and respond to the latest trends that will affect their operations and bottom line.
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