Net Net: Promoting innovation and managing change

The shares are up 3.3% and the company's trademark Service Cloud product generated $1.02 billion in revenue.

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. 

It's not that being a retailer is a bad thing. But investors want drugstores to reinvent their businesses as Amazon's threat looms.

The change happens in May, when Munoz becomes executive chairman, succeeding Jane Garvey, who is retiring from the board.

Jon Fortt sits down with Amazon Web Services CEO Andy Jassy at the company's annual AWS Re:Invent conference in Las Vegas.

Expedia Chairman Barry Diller says the leadership changes resulted from disagreements over strategy.

In an era of rapid technological advances and demographic change, how do legacy companies adapt, innovate and evolve? The CNBC Evolve summit features iconic global companies and executives who are embracing change and transforming for the future.

Many of the fastest-growing occupations identified by the Bureau of Labor Statistics also come with flexible work options, such as a remote arrangement, a flexible or part-time schedule or freelance work. Here are the jobs to watch in 2020.

NASA has been changing in several different ways, especially by partnering with corporations to develop new technologies.

TGI Fridays chief experience officer Sherif Mityas is taking a 50-year-old brand into the future, but going fast is not the answer, he says. Rapid and drastic digital transformation efforts will result in failure.

Researchers at Harvard developed a 3-D printing technique that's a breakthrough for manufacturing. It allows multi-material printing in a fraction of time of current machines. It can switch materials at up to 50 times per second.

In 2017, Warner Bros. released 'Justice League' to bad reviews. But fans are still clamoring to see a cut of the movie by Zack Snyder, which was never released. Why is the studio resisting giving superfans what they want?

The number of co-working spaces worldwide is expected to hit 25,968 by 2022, an increase of 42% from 2019, says CoworkingResources. Yet there's been a huge shift as to whom these spaces are actually serving. Hint: It's not the independent worker.

Caterpillar is known for big, bulky and very 20th-century industrial machinery, but it was well ahead of the auto sector on autonomous vehicles. Caterpillar chief digital officer Ogi Redzic shares three lessons on how to compete in a tech-led era.

At a recent event in San Francisco to celebrate the 2019 CNBC Disruptor 50 companies, World Cup Champion Megan Rapinoe said companies should see that paying men and women equally is ultimately good for the bottom line.

CNBC's Jon Fortt and Ina Fried from Axios discuss President Trump's visit to Austin, Texas, Microsoft vs. Slack and more.

Walmart's Doug McMillon, who says he grew up around guns and still owns them, believes he can see "all sides of this issue," though it's ultimately about safety.

Levi Strauss CEO Chip Bergh says technology will make the idea of uniform clothing sizes obsolete in 10 years as body scanners and cameras give every shopper the personal fit they need.

Entrepreneur Davyeon Ross used his love of basketball to secure more than $25 million from investors including NBA legends David Stern and Magic Johnson.

Lowe's quarterly earnings beat expectations, but revenue falls short and the retailer announces plans to close 34 Canadian stores.

Activision Blizzard CEO Bobby Kotick said the move to mobile gaming should help the video game company reach 1 billion users in five years.

Levi Strauss CEO Chip Bergh had his work cut out for him when he took over the struggling blue jeans brand in 2011. But the former P&G brand expert saw the 166-year-old company as his ultimate challenge.

Walmart CEO Doug McMillon spoke at CNBC's Evolve conference about how the retailer keeps changing to meet customers' expectations.

Eric Ryan, co-founder of Method and gummy vitamin and supplement brand Olly, is on a mission to reinvent the first-aid category with his newest company, Welly. In an interview with CNBC, he reveals how he spots niches ripe for reinvention.

The future of live entertainment and sports is embodied in the new SoFi Stadium, set to open in LA in July. Technology at the venue, including 4K video and Wi-Fi 6, will dazzle fans looking for shared high-end experiences.

Dan Lewis led the Amazon team that built the online giant's customer review tech. Success came, but so did a big lesson about being too focused on one solution that now informs every effort at Convoy, the trucking logistics company Lewis founded.

Anheuser-Busch is introducing "beyond beer" products, in particular hard seltzers, a burgeoning category that the beer giant will pour $100 million into next year as traditional beer sales flatten.

Britain's biggest public companies have a long way to go when it comes to achieving gender equality in leadership, according to a new report.

After years of resisting, Nike launched a pilot in 2017 to sell a limited product assortment on Amazon. Now, it's focusing on selling more directly to consumers.

Remote work offers opportunities to veterans having a tough time reintegrating into civilian life. To address this, companies like Upwork, FlexJobs and Support.com are recruiting veterans and military spouses for work-at-home positions right now.

Jon Fortt sits down 1-on-1 with the CEO of Canva

Ravin Gandhi sold his manufacturing company to a multibillion-dollar Japanese conglomerate, but his big success almost never happened. Gandhi says eight fears typically experienced by young entrepreneurs almost stopped him.

Billionaire Elon Musk called British cave expert Vernon Unsworth a "pedo guy" on Twitter.

A Peloton holiday ad has been widely mocked and criticized, but there are countless examples of other brands that have done the same in recent years.

T-Mobile is considering a cut to its multibillion merger with Sprint, people familiar with the matter tell CNBC's David Faber.

Last week, the New York Stock Exchange filed for a rule change that would allow companies in a direct listing to raise capital. The SEC just rejected it.

Amazon recently started offering one-day delivery for Prime members.

TikTok has rejected censoring content or storing a data in a way that would make it vulnerable to being accessed by the Chinese government.

Around Facebook's growth and data science teams, there is a hypothesis that dropping "likes" may actually get users to post more original content.

Uber has seen an uptick in lawsuits over sexual assaults that typically occurred between riders and drivers in recent years.

Tesla has constructed a factory in the city of Shanghai.

SoftBank reported its first quarterly loss in 14 years last month, a result of an $8.9 billion quarterly loss at the Vision Fund.

Spotify Wrapped shows you not only the songs and artists you listened to most, but also how much time you spent on the service and where the artists you listen to are from.

"My 5 seconds of air time created an array of malicious feedback that is all associated with my face. My friend texted me today declaring that I'm 'a symbol of the patriarchy,'" he wrote.

Veritas Genetics also laid off about 50 employees.

Peloton owners are sticking up for the ad everyone is talking about.

The stock has been under pressure in recent months, as a result of a broader pullback in software stocks.

Zoom's revenue grew 85% in the quarter as growth kept slowing sequentially.

Chime's move shows that for select start-ups, massive amounts of cash are still readily available.

Ming-Chi Kuo of TF Securities says Apple could remove the Lightning cable from the highest-end iPhone model in 2021.

At an October hearing, some lawmakers wondered if including the language of the legal shield would bind Congress' hands on future revisions.

The U.S. Justice and Treasury departments took action Thursday against a Russian hacking group known as "Evil Corp."

Dr. Deepak Chopra has partnered with The AI Foundation to create an artificial intelligence version of himself.

In day two of the "pedo guy" defamation trial, Tesla CEO Elon Musk testified he doesn't know his own net worth.

Last month, the FCC banned the use of a government fund to buy equipment and services from companies that pose a national security threat.

In a letter to the FTC, the consumer groups ask the agency to look at digital media companies' data collection practices.

In the latest back and forth between Slack and Microsoft, Slack CEO Stewart Butterfield said his company is winning plenty of business.

The legislation would bar mergers involving a company with over $40 billion in annual sales and grant gig workers the power to unionize.

The at-home fitness company said it has received an "outpouring of support"

Jon Fortt sits down with Amazon Web Services CEO Andy Jassy at the company's annual AWS Re:Invent conference in Las Vegas.

Slack's stock performance has disappointed investors since the company's public market debut in June, as Microsoft has stepped up its investment in the space.