David Tepper downplayed the prospect of another financial crisis in the short run.
"Counter to what most people think, many of the extreme actions we took were not done to make a profit; they were done to support our country and the financial system," the CEO said to employees in the message obtained by CNBC.
Jim Cramer sits down with Barstool Sports founder Dave Portnoy and CEO Erika Nardini to hear about the multimedia company's recent push into pizza.
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.
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.
The Minnesota Vikings have pushed ahead in the league. Vikings COO tells CNBC’s Net/Net how he developed the team into the business powerhouse that it’s become. And it’s about pushing the envelope.
At the September 12th Net/Net dinner in Minneapolis, Tyler Mathisen asked Fred Haberman about the Colin Kaepernick Nike ad. his response: brilliant.
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The ride-hailing company has been trying to tighten up its finances as it prepares to go public next year.
The bank's move instantly intensifies the price war that is occurring throughout the investing landscape.
"There's a lot of unrest around the world. Money is flowing into the U.S.A. That's terrific," White House economic advisor Larry Kudlow says.
A U.S. investor files a $224 million lawsuit against AT&T accusing the telecommunications giant of negligence that allegedly caused the California resident to lose roughly $24 million in cryptocurrency.
Bolstered by a strong economy, small-business confidence is continuing to climb to record levels, even in the face of a potential trade war and an increasingly tight job market, according to the latest report from CNBC and SurveyMonkey.
Amazon's stock is up nearly 70 percent this year, but CEO Jeff Bezos insists he doesn't spend "any time thinking about" the e-commerce giant's daily price.
Domino's Pizza's new CEO, Richard Allison, speaks to CNBC's Kate Rogers about the U.S. trade war with China, the NFL and more.
Jim Cramer explains why Apple's sustained innovation is what keeps driving its stock higher.
The board met ahead of its quarterly earnings this week to discuss the allegations, detailed in a New Yorker article last Friday.
More than a year after becoming CEO, and two months after he said it will cost at least $11 billion to restructure Ford, Jim Hackett has yet to give Wall Street details about his turnaround plan.
The move further cements the company's presence in a region that is on the short list for the online retail and web services giant's second headquarters.
Tesla is ditching two color options for its luxury electric cars, "obsidian black" and "metallic silver," CEO Elon Musk tweeted.
It was a "resounding success," according to the report.
Chairman Richard Templeton will reassume the roles of president and CEO. TI said his appointment is "not temporary, and the board is not searching for a replacement."
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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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.
Jim Cramer explains how China's manufacturing-based economy leaves it vulnerable to U.S. trade tariffs.
Jim Cramer hears from Square CFO Sarah Friar, who explains how her company leverages small business data to make transactions more seamless.
Jim Cramer sits down with Tilray CEO Brendan Kennedy to get his take on the future of medical and recreational marijuana.
Apple's newest line of iPhones cost as much as $1,449 for the most expensive model.
Companies such as McDonald's and Delta Air hire ex-cons as part of their inclusion strategy. Many employers find that if reformed, these employees are loyal and trusted workers.
Cook has been vocal about the ongoing trade disagreement, even speaking directly with Trump about the tariffs.
Jim Cramer reveals the big opportunity behind the decline in medical device stocks.
Jim Cramer sits down with Camping World Holdings Chairman and CEO Marcus Lemonis, who recently bought 25,000 shares of his company as a vote of confidence.
A billionaire with good intentions might be the best kind of owner for a media organization, former CNN chairman and Time managing editor Walter Isaacson told CNBC on Monday.
"I really liked the Meredith team, and I definitely wanted to do something with them. It just wasn't clear what it was. When Time emerged as the candidate we all felt it was right," Benioff told The New York Times.
Jim Cramer explains why it's best to disregard the top Trump advisor when it comes to China.
The gains make for Tesla's best week since Aug. 3, before CEO Elon Musk sent shares swinging with a take-private tweet.
LinkedIn chief executive says employees don't necessarily leave their jobs, they usually leave managers.
Jim Cramer explains why Apple's sustained innovation is what keeps driving its stock higher.
Jim Cramer sits down with Barstool Sports founder Dave Portnoy and CEO Erika Nardini to hear about the multimedia company's recent push into pizza.
Jim Cramer sits down with AeroVironment President and CEO Wahid Nawabi to hear about the drone maker's joint venture with SoftBank.
The project advanced as far as building a tube roughly the width of a subway car, filled with helium and oxygen acting as wind at the bicyclists' backs.
Google has been increasingly dragged into the public eye in recent months.
Astrophysicist Neil deGrasse Tyson tells CNBC Musk should be left alone.
Jim Cramer explains why gaming headset maker Turtle Beach is too risky after its big move.
Jamie Dimon has led the biggest winner of the post-crisis decade, but is there a convincing succession plan at the US bank? The Financial Times reports.
Billionaire Richard Branson is pushing business leaders to embrace the idea of flexible work arrangements, claiming that with today's cutting-edge technology, there is no reason people can't work less hours and be equally — if not more — effective.
J.P. Morgan Chase CEO Jamie Dimon is delegating more management responsibilities to two senior executives, the Financial Times reports.
Jim Cramer digs through what could be causing the auto stocks to weaken even though the economy is growing.
Jim Cramer sits down with Toll Brothers CEO Douglas C. Yearley, Jr. to hear his take on trends in the U.S. housing market.
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The current Bank of England Governor Mark Carney has agreed to stay in his current role until the end of January 2020.
Investors should buy CBS on the dip, because it's an attractive target for a strategic acquisition, B. Riley FBR analyst Barton Crockett told CNBC on Monday.
"From a management point of view, holding the talent in place at CBS is going to be a challenge," USA Networks founder and former chairman Kay Koplovitz said.
A business professor in The Conversation elaborates on how Trump's rule would play out in the highest ranks of a public corporation if they were anywhere near as chaotic as his presidency.
Tesla CEO Elon Musk is a nice guy who doesn't know how to run a car company, says Bob Lutz, former vice chairman of General Motors.
The iPhone XS and iPhone XS Max are the best phones you can buy, but you probably don't need to upgrade if you have an iPhone X.
Microsoft is coming out with easy-to-use software to make sense of incoming customer-service inquiries and respond to questions.
Google's new "Work Insights" tools let managers see whether employees are actually using the productivity tools that they're paying for.
Short videos are taking China by storm.
Jim Cramer hears from Square CFO Sarah Friar, who explains how her company leverages small business data to make transactions more seamless.
Jim Cramer explains how China's manufacturing-based economy leaves it vulnerable to U.S. trade tariffs.
FedEx executive VP Rajesh Subramaniam downplayed Amazon's logistics threat during the company's most recent earnings call, saying its new delivery service "should not be confused as competition with FedEx."
Innovative technologies are the tools to be more sustainable, profitable and engage with employees and customers.
Netflix took home 23 Emmys during Monday's award ceremony, tying HBO's haul this year.
The study shines a light on an early-stage disparity that could cripple women's voting power and piece of the proverbial pie.
Square is looking to expand the offerings of its Cash App, Square Chief Financial Officer Sarah Friar said at Recode's annual Code Commerce conference in New York Tuesday.
Trump still wants to build a physical wall on the US-Mexico border but several Silicon Valley companies are vying to build a "virtual wall" that could be cheaper, The New York Times reports.
The founder and CEO of SpaceX was thinking about whether he would launch himself on his company's rockets.
Apple's newest line of iPhones cost as much as $1,449 for the most expensive model.
The cryptocurrency market is vulnerable to serious market manipulation, according to a months-long investigation by the New York Attorney General's office.
Tesla said the Justice Department requested documents regarding CEO Elon Musk's Aug. 7 tweets about taking the company private. The shares sank earlier Tuesday after it was reported that DOJ has opened a criminal probe looking at his comments.
Amazon just ordered 20,000 delivery vans. And, while it didn't mention UPS or FedEx by name, it pretty much just put those companies on notice, Louisville Business First reports.
Researchers at the University of Chicago have developed and tested a way to block cocaine craving and addiction, protecting addicts from high doses that would otherwise be deadly.
Auto sales are still expected to grow in China and emerging markets, but U.S. sales face some downward pressures, said a new report from Moody's.
President Donald Trump has made it clear that U.S. companies who do business with China will be impacted, CNBC's Jim Cramer says.
Apple's new iPhone XS and XS Max have been reviewed, and the results are consistent. If you have an older model then the upgrade is worth it. But current iPhone X owners don't need to upgrade unless they want the Max version with the large screen.
President Donald Trump announced a new round of tariffs on Chinese goods Monday night.
Cook has been vocal about the ongoing trade disagreement, even speaking directly with Trump about the tariffs.
Lyft has delivered its 1 billionth ride, the company announced Tuesday, a milestone that represents Lyft's continued growth. The company says it expects more rapid growth as it builds out Lyft's network of in-app transportation options.
J.P. Morgan lowers its price forecast for Facebook shares because rising expenses will reduce its earnings.
Streaming service Netflix and premium cable channel HBO battled to a tie at Monday's Emmy awards ceremony, with each taking home 23 of the television industry's top honors, though HBO scored the prestigious best drama prize.
The ACLU claims changes that Facebook made to its ads systems this year to prevent discrimination based on race, ethnicity, religion and other characteristics didn't extend to gender.
Japanese billionaire Yusaku Maezawa will be the first ever private tourist to fly to the moon, SpaceX CEO Elon Musk revealed on Monday.
Expectations have been high since it was reported in March that Amazon is in talks with banks including J.P. Morgan Chase to create a checking-account-like product. Since then, big U.S. lenders have announced or rolled out digital-only accounts.
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