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.
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
What’s the key to innovating? It’s simple, GE CEO says
Gary Kelly shares the number one skill he needed to learn after moving from CFO to CEO
Why Tilman Fertitta won’t take his company public again
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.
Amazon pulls out of its planned NYC Headquarters. Presidential candidates float new taxes on the wealthy. From Fortune 500 CEOs to Washington lawmakers, everyone has an opinion on billionaires, inequality and what should be done to fix it.
Jim Cramer sits down with Johnson & Johnson Chairman and CEO Alex Gorsky, who speaks to his company's partnership with Apple, deal to buy Auris Health and more.
Jim Cramer explains why the writing was on the wall when it came to CenturyLink's dividend cut.
Jim Cramer hears from the CEOs of Twilio and SendGrid after the companies' recent tie-up.
"I suspect there should be higher taxes for the wealthy around the world and I don't think they would object to that," the Virgin Group founder tells CNBC.
Jim Cramer explains why the market may not be able to handle an upcoming surge in IPOs.
Warren Buffett and his business partner Charlie Munger described their management style at conglomerate Berkshire Hathaway.
Jim Cramer breaks down the real reasons behind the market's latest moves.
Jim Cramer explains why the worries of a near-term recession are overblown.
Jim Cramer sits down with S&P Global President and CEO Doug Peterson, who stresses the importance of female economic participation.
Jim Cramer and Hasbro Chairman and CEO Brian Goldner break down exactly how much Toys R Us' liquidation is still impacting the toymaker.
Jon Fortt sits down with two former Facebook insiders, Roger McNamee and Antonio Garcia Martinez, to discuss whether or not Facebook really is that bad.
It was "pure extortion" the way "anybody in the court of law or Webster's dictionary defines extortion," management expert Jeffrey Sonnenfeld says.
Jim Cramer explains why the Amazon CEO's transgression gives him pause.
Amazon should start thinking about CEO Jeff Bezos' successor, says Yale's Jeff Sonnenfeld. But that doesn't mean he thinks Bezos should go.
When it comes to raising girls in America, parents have been getting it "completely wrong" — and it's having dire consequences, says Reshma Saujani.
Jim Cramer goes over Chipotle's blowout earnings report and pinpoints the two things he thinks were major tailwinds this quarter.
Jim Cramer and IAC CEO Joey Levin get to the heart of why Wall Street tends to undervalue the diversified holding company.
Struggling social media and technology company Snap rallied by over 20 percent on Wednesday after improved earnings, but there is one issue that the quarterly numbers can't address: a high level of turnover in its leadership ranks.
Jim Cramer explains why companies can have a difficult time managing a profitable business with conflicting investor goals.
Oil market conditions should improve over the coming months, BP CEO Bob Dudley told CNBC on Tuesday.
Covington, Pope Francis and Facebook's teen "spying" scandal. Is it all coming to a head for social media and should we start scaling back?
Jim Cramer says a Dexcom-Apple merger could be an "unbelievable" move for the iPhone maker.
Jim Cramer applies a football concept to the world of business to help investors pick better stocks.
"Going backwards isn't an option and standing still is not enough."
Jim Cramer breaks down how the Fed was the driving force behind the December slump.
CNBC's John Harwood sat down with Rep. Maxine Waters, D-Calif., to discuss diversity and how the complexion of the House has changed in her lifetime.
Jim Cramer explains how cloud royalty are taking the crown in the tech sector.
Jim Cramer explains why the Federal Reserve's new approach is about much more than just stock prices.
Apple has made several moves in recent months to boost offerings outside the iPhone, such as artificial intelligence and health.
Google announces plans to acquire cloud migration company Alooma, marking its next play in the competitive space.
Apple just brought on a new leader for its home unit.
A survey from EnergySage says Tesla's Powerwall batteries are in short supply among solar panel installers in the United States.
Walmart's latest earnings report shows the largest bricks-and-mortar retailer in the world is making progress in building out its website, despite Amazon's looming presence.
"If there's any stone unturned, we're going to work on it," says Yann LeCun, Facebook's chief AI scientist.
Amazon pulls out of its planned NYC Headquarters. Presidential candidates float new taxes on the wealthy. From Fortune 500 CEOs to Washington lawmakers, everyone has an opinion on billionaires, inequality and what should be done to fix it.
A spokesperson for Germany's interior ministry told CNBC on Tuesday that the nation was not planning to shut any firm out of its 5G network.
Amazon is reportedly planning to debut about 30 original movies per year with budgets ranging from a few million dollars to over $50 million.
Twitter said its political campaigning ads policy, introduced during the U.S. midterm elections, is coming to Europe on March 11.
Corporate venture capital groups participated in $52.95 billion worth of funding across 2,740 deals last year, according to a new report from CB Insights.
A Chinese government propaganda app that recently became a huge hit was developed by Alibaba, two people at the company told Reuters, at a time when the nation's tech firms are under global scrutiny over their ties to Beijing.
Varjo's $5995 VR-1 headset will be sold directly to businesses in industries like architecture, engineering and construction.
Medical device maker Medtronic on Tuesday beat Wall Street estimates for quarterly profit, driven by higher sales in its surgical products unit and restorative therapies group.
Kuo's predictions for 2019 include a new MacBook Pro laptop and new iPhones.
A fire broke out at Tesla's car plant in Fremont on Saturday, but is now contained and won't impact production.
A new report published by U.K. lawmakers Monday after an 18-month investigation found Facebook "intentionally and knowingly" violated data privacy and anti-competition laws.
Netflix is cancelling The Punisher and Jessica Jones in a further split from Marvel Studios as Disney prepares a streaming service of its own.
Researchers warn that they now know less about what is happening on Facebook and how the company's recommendations are funneling people to fringe communities and misinformation.
Some of the world's most advanced shipbuilding took place in San Francisco's Potrero Point over 100 years ago. Now it's home to one of Uber's cutting-edge factories, where the tech giant is building prototypes that aim to disrupt the way we travel.
Analysts who spoke to CNBC mostly said the issues faced by the gaming heavyweights go beyond competition from the hugely popular Fortnite.
A foldable drone has been developed by researchers at the University of Zurich to assist with search and rescue missions.
The fresh capital will be used to help GoCardless expand its payments product to the U.S.
Apple's iPhone is highly expensive compared to comparable products sold in China.
The fund will reportedly help Mubadala, Abu Dhabi's state investment firm, invest up to $30 million in European start-ups.
When it comes to luring business to New York, the city may take a hit after Amazon announced its exit, says Kathryn Wylde, CEO of Partnership for New York City.
Judy Faulkner is not going to sell her company Epic Systems to Apple anytime soon. "We're not going to do that," she said at a conference this week.
Germany's financial watchdog Bafin has issued a ban against establishing or increasing short positions in Wirecard stock, citing market uncertainties.
The New York City Council imposed a cap on licenses for ride-hailing drivers, limiting the number allowed on city streets.
EA's game Apex Legends appears to be a success, even surpassing Fortnite in some metrics. Here's what it's like and how EA makes money.
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