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Former ISS Commander Terry Virts says Jeff Bezos is the "real deal," as he compares Bezos to Musk and Branson.
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CNBC covered Bernie Madoff's Ponzi scheme in December 2008, the court proceedings and spoke with victims of his scam.
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Stewart Butterfield is the co-founder and CEO of Slack. He sits down with Adam Bryant for a wide ranging interview.
Costco will open a chicken farm, allowing it to partially escape the American chicken monopoly
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The "Fast Money" traders give you the information normally reserved for the Wall Street trading floor.
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One of America’s most popular and beloved game shows, "Deal or No Deal," is back with its iconic host Howie Mandel.
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Marcus Lemonis goes on the hunt for struggling businesses that are desperate for cash and ripe for a deal.
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"There are things that have come down so much," CNBC's Jim Cramer says.
J&J relaunched its baby care line this year. Sales showed signs of improvement, but a Reuters report alleging the company knew about asbestos in its talc baby powder products threatnens that. J&J has denied the allegation.
Navarro says the Fed should pause its interest rate hikes — not because growth is slowing, but because growth is strong with barely any inflation.
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Apple's subscription services strategy will work because it is not dependent on new unit sales, Macquarie Group analyst Ben Schachter says.
CNBC unveils its 10th annual America's Top States for Business. See where your state ranks in 2016.
"The Fed should not raise rates because GDP is growing too fast or because too many people are working. What they need to do is look at inflation," says former Bush economic advisor Larry Lindsey.
What the central bank decides on interest rates is important because "we can't avoid a slowdown if the rest of the world is continuing to slow down," USAA's Wasif Latif says.
Reuters reporter Lisa Girion stands by her report that Johnson & Johnson knew for decades that asbestos was in its baby powder.
Tech leaders "have acted incredibly to the detriment of this country," Gerber Kawasaki Wealth and Investment Management's Ross Gerber says.
"I certainly wouldn't want to commit a lot of money, but you start buying stocks like J&J when they are down another 10 percent on Monday," "Mad Money" host Jim Cramer says.
The "Fast Money" traders share their first moves for the market open.
The "Fast Money" traders share their first moves for the market open.
The "Fast Money" traders share their first moves for the market open.
Jim Cramer goes over the possible outcomes of Wednesday's announcement from the Federal Reserve and the best scenario for the stock market.
Jim Cramer sits down with Walmart E-Commerce USA President and CEO Marc Lore for more on the future of food delivery and Walmart's approach to online retail.
Jim Cramer speaks with Boeing Chief Financial Officer Greg Smith about the company's recently approved share buyback program.
Jim Cramer zooms through his responses to callers' stock questions, including one on whether investors should hold onto shares of a declining industrial name.
Jim Cramer explains why the Fed is more to blame than the president for any slowdown looming on the horizon.
Jim Cramer sits down with Johnson & Johnson Chairman and CEO Alex Gorsky to address reports of his company knowing that its talc-based baby powder contained traces of asbestos.
Jim Cramer says four things need to happen for the stock market to find a true bottom as sellers drive the major averages lower.
Jim Cramer tells investors to find stocks of high-quality companies with large dividend yields to shield themselves from the stock market's swings.
Jim Cramer reveals why Johnson & Johnson could hold the key to this market's ability to turn around.
Jim Cramer laments the state of the stock market as he looks ahead to a pivotal week during which the Federal Reserve is expected to raise interest rates.
Jim Cramer argues that the stock market's bearish downturns shouldn't stop investors from doing some cautious buying of high-quality stocks.
Jim Cramer sits down with Starbucks President and CEO Kevin Johnson and Uber CEO Dara Khosrowshahi to discuss the importance of company culture and their new partnership.
Jim Cramer zooms through his responses to callers' stock questions about various sectors in "bear market mode."
Jim Cramer explains why he thinks Adobe and Costco are ripe for a rebound.
Fed Chairman Jerome Powell needs to recognize the economy is not strong enough for aggressive interest rate hikes next year, CNBC's Jim Cramer says.
Jim Cramer says the economy is showing signs of weakness that should make the Federal Reserve think twice about raising interest rates.
Jim Cramer speaks with Adobe Chairman and CEO Shantanu Narayen about his company's recent acquisitions after earnings.
Jim Cramer breaks down Tencent Music's initial public offering and and says context is the biggest deterrent to buying shares.
Jim Cramer shares his outlook on the stock of big-box retailer Walmart in a lightning-fast question-and-answer session with callers.
Jim Cramer tells investors not to wait around for a bounce in the oil and bank stocks when there are more profitable near-term plays.
Jim Cramer expects a couple of stock groups to benefit from improved trade talks on Thursday, beginning with the technology space.
Jim Cramer sits down with FireEye CEO Kevin Mandia to discuss how the global rules of engagement in cyberspace have eroded in recent years.
Jim Cramer gets cautiously bullish on the stock of Facebook as retailers continue to advertise on its Instagram platform and the company boosts its buyback.
Jim Cramer steers investors away from the banking sector in a rapid-fire question-and-answer session.
Jim Cramer dials into digital media's role in attracting customers and the future of Facebook.
Jim Cramer recommends steering clear of stocks and exchange-traded funds with China exposure as the stock market endures drastic swings.
Jim Cramer continues to back Canopy Growth Corp. as the best way to invest in the growing Canadian cannabis space after tobacco giant Altria invests in its rival, Cronos Group.
Jim Cramer gets a historical take on the major averages from technician Rob Moreno, who says the stock market's recent volatility may not be as bad as it seems.
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