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Fiat Chrysler has not been approached by China's Great Wall Motor regarding its Jeep brand nor any other matters relating to its business, the company said. » Read More
By: Kara Swisher
Former GE chairman Jeff Immelt has become the front-runner candidate to become CEO of Uber, according to numerous sources with knowledge of the situation. » Read More |
By: Ryan Browne
Digital-only startup Starling Bank is being watched by some of the biggest banks – and they'll probably try to copy its model, according to CEO Anne Boden. » Read More |
Texas utility Energy Future Holdings will abandon a deal to sell power transmission company Oncor to Warren Buffett's Berkshire Hathaway. » Read More |
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At CNBC’s Net/Net event in Chicago, Carl Quintanilla asked Incapital chairman and Chicago Cubs co-owner Tom Ricketts about the bond market, the Fed, interest rates and the equity markets.
At CNBC’s Net/Net in Chicago, owner of the World Series champions revealed what worries him most about the macro environment of the business he’s in.
At CNBC’s Net/Net event in Chicago, the World Series champions’ owner Tom Ricketts shared just how important buy-in is, by customers and employees, in reaching a goal.
At CNBC’s Net/Net in Chicago, Fmr. Commerce Secretary Bill Daley discussed how the Trump election changed everything.
While start-ups live in fear of regulation a la Uber or Airbnb, a Washington D.C. venture firm is helping start-ups learn how to work with Capitol Hill.
From GM's Mary Barra to JPMorgan's Jamie Dimon, CEOs are increasingly standing up to speak out against hate, the New York Times reports.
Jim Cramer spoke with top CEOs throughout the summer months to find out how much influence the millennial generation has had on business.
Bill Harris, former PayPal CEO, weighs in on the impact of White House chief strategist Steve Bannon's departure on Silicon Valley.
CNBC's Contessa Brewer looks ahead to what are likely to be next week's top business and financial stories.
Here's a list of some of the most high-profile exits of President Donald Trump's White House.
Warren Buffett and Paul Singer are competing to buy Energy Future Holdings' Oncor.
Leaked emails can be worse than piracy for some Hollywood firms.
Gary Dickerson, Applied Materials president & CEO, discusses the company's best quarter in its 50-year history and his outlook for the semiconductor industry.
Cyber weapon development is being strengthened to deter attacks, punish intruders and tackle adversaries.
After Trump's business council disbanded, these CEO's aren't abandoning him, in favor of patriotism and pragmatism, N.Y. Times reports.
Matthew Prince, Cloudflare CEO & co-founder, discusses the decision to stop working with the Daily Stormer after suggestions Cloudflare sympathized with Nazi ideology.
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Guy Look, CFO of Sa Sa International, explains why Hong Kong's tourism market is losing global competitiveness.
Richard Peretz, CFO of UPS, discusses the international considerations of doing business in the light of the current political rhetoric on trade, as well as the company's push to continue to be the preferred shipper for e-commerce.
Results from CNBC's CFO Council Survey show 66.7 percent of chief financial officers thought Donald Trump would win the Republican nomination for president.
IQ 100
Oracle moves up in the CNBC IQ 100 Index on the strength of cloud and cybersecurity trends.
The CNBC IQ 100 Index is being rebalanced for Q3. David Martin, founder of MCAM, explains the new weightings in the index, and some of the biggest movers.
David Martin, MCAM founder and CEO, speaks with CNBC’s Bob Pisani about the CNBC IQ 100 Index and what it says about stocks as markets enter the second half of 2017.
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