. >> nokia's outgoing ceo pekka lundmark telling cnbc. europe is scaling up. >> we acquired. >> the us company phoenix. >> last year. >> and we have integrated their tactical communications. >> offering to our 5g. >> platform, and we are now offering. >> 5g as a platform. >> for. tactical communications for defense. >> forces. >> and us futures tread water as investors seek clarity on president trump's. >> plan to. >> impose tariffs. >> on canada, mexico and china this week, while the white house launches a probe into the lumber market. >> welcome to street signs, everybody. our top. >> story this morning uk prime. >> minister keir starmer says european. leaders have. agreed to draw up a plan for. >> peace in ukraine to present. >> to the united states. >> starmer said countries, including. >> the uk and france would join others in a, quote. >> coalition of the willing to contribute military support to defend any future ceasefire agreement. they will also raise defense spending, with the prime minister announcing an additional 1.6 billion

on cnbc. we're live at the nasdaq market site in times square. lee along with joe kernen. becky and andrew are off today. let's take a look at us equity. >> futures because. >> we are shaping up for a higher open a real continuation of the late day rally that we saw on friday in which the major indices closed. >> off. >> just off the session highs. >> on. >> friday, but only made a dent in that big sell off that we saw on thursday. the s&p looking to add 16.5 at the open. the dow looking to be up by 75. the nasdaq looking to be higher by 75 as well. we should mention the three major averages coming off a negative month. it is a new month today. the s&p fell about 1.4% in february. the nasdaq meantime, was down 4%.

i'm pippa stevens with your cnbc news update. pope francis suffered what the vatican is calling two episodes of acute respiratory failure today. officials say he was given an oxygen mask this afternoon to help with his breathing, and that the respiratory crisis is now over. the pontiff has been in a rome hospital, receiving treatment now for more than two weeks. vice president vance is headed to the southern border, a spokesperson announced today that he'll tour an immigrant processing facility wednesday in eagle pass, texas, making him the highest ranking trump administration official to visit the border so far. and tennis legend serena williams is getting into basketball. the toronto tempo, a new wnba expansion team, announced today that williams is joining the ownership group. williams called it a, quote, incredible investment opportunity. and the team says she will play an active role in the team's branding, including the design of its future jerseys. her investment still needs final approval from the league. kelly, back to y

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but in the last hour, white house adviser navarro insisted on cnbc the president won't back down despitenflation concerns that have weighed on wall street. so, what's next? let's bring injimmy lee, ceo of the wealth consulting group in colorado. obviously group in colorado. a lot of uncertainty right obviously a lot of uncertainty right now, how is wall street taking this?— right now, how is wall street takin: this? , ., , , taking this? obviously with the future investors _ taking this? obviously with the future investors are _ taking this? obviously with the future investors are remaining | future investors are remaining calm. we had a bit of a sell—off in the month of february which is typical from a seasonality perspective on the second half of the month. but as i've suggested in previous interviews i think investors may be buying the steps. right now the consensus from experts and analysts on the markets is that we could easily get a ten to 15% correction and actually i believe that would be healthy if we were to do that. of two robust years and 23 and 2a i am not sure we will get t

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i'm pippa stephens with your cnbc news update.ng its employees $50,000 if they resign or retire by april. bloomberg reporting an email from sec chief operating officer ken johnson, said the offer was voluntary for workers who had been on the agency's payroll before late january, and they have until march 21st to apply. a spokesperson for the sec declined to comment. humanitarian aid groups are warning that stockpiles of aid in gaza are limited following israel's suspension of deliveries to the area over disagreements in the ceasefire deal. according to the international federation of the red cross, more than 300 trucks loaded with aid were stopped from entering gaza on sunday. and even if president trump follows through his vow to impose tariffs on canada and mexico, the price of your chipotle burrito won't go up. that's the word from the chain's ceo, who told nbc's hallie jackson last night that his company plans to eat any increased costs for now. he warned price changes could come if the costs become a significant headwind. kel

both are cnbc contributors. dan greenhouse, of course, of solace is still with us. brant, i'll go to you first. i mean, are you surprised that invidia has continued to trade so poorly. >> on the surface? >> yes. right. so if you look at it fundamentally, they just. >> reported q3 2025, right. >> so they have a different year. so if you just look. >> at the estimates for 2027. >> the stock is trading around 22 times 2027 numbers. and that's where you have to say the market is saying we. don't believe that's going to happen and you have to respect the market. and i think to christina's point, if we. >> get. >> 4 to. >> 5 billion of tariffs. >> on our export restrictions on these. >> chips, well. >> there you go, that they're not going to make that 2027 number. and so right now the stock is still trading in this channel between you know 110 to 1 15 to 145 ish. so that channel has not been violated. we want to see that hold. but i think that you do need to respect the market of saying, well, you can say what you want about their numbers in the future. we don't believe t

cyber command did not respond to cnbc's request for comment. but the defense department states that there is no greater priority to security than secretary and military safety in all operations, including the cyber domain. now, all of this unfolds tomorrow night as president trump will address a joint session of congress. this is at the capitol. want to give you a live look there this morning. now, that speech, not technically a state of the union address, coming just weeks after mr. trump took office for his second term. the president's speech is expected to outline his legislative priorities for the next four years, and the war in ukraine will likely be a hot topic. and you can watch the joint address right here on nbc bay area, airing at 6 p.m. tomorrow. join us for that special edition of nbc bay area news. following that at 9 p.m. and back here at home. a berkeley business owner says that she has been targeted repeatedly by vandals. in the latest incident. she claims that someone tagged her business with anti-islamic graffiti, coinciding w

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. >> angelica has today's cnbc money minute. >> reddit cofounder has joined project liberty's bid for tiktok. frank mccourt said he will be the strategic adviser to buy the platform. he submitted a bid d in earl january with plans to allow users to have control of their data. >>> american airlines is planning to test inflight internet next week. it's unclear if the carrier will expand the service, but the move comes as american tries to win back customers after it failed on a business strategy last year. >>> and the world's biggest food chain isn't mcdonald's or starbucks. it's a chinese restaurant. they say they plan to keep growing. >> tiktok, one of those buyers. >> frank mccourt is the one we interviewed about his bid and what angelica said is he's being joined by others. >> we still don't know what's going to happen to tiktok. >>> coming up, check out how these new pictures from the surface of the moon look. >>> first, the emotional tribute from the u.s. figure skating community honoring the members community honoring the members if you have heart failure or chronic kidney diseas

cnbc's courtney reagan and brendan buck is back with us.bs news yougov poll. it shows there's a big difference between what americans think the president should be prioritizing and what he actually is. 82% think it should be the economy. only 36% think he's prioritizing prioritizing it a lot. 80% think he should be focusing on inflation, compared to 29% who think he actually is prioritizing it a lot. i mean, look, trump campaigned on the promise of lowering prices on day one. so what's going on here, brendan? >> well, he also campaigned on the promise of tariffs. and those things are in obvious conflict with one another. the funny thing is, if you look at enough polling, tariffs are actually somewhat popular because donald trump has defined them in a way that makes it sound like there's no cost associated with them. but i think consumers will find out very quickly if a lot of these, particularly very high north american tariffs go into place, that it's a it's an obvious tax on consumers. the problem is donald trump doesn't realize that. he

today, the former social security commissioner told cnbc. and an interruption of benefits. i believe you will see that within the next 30 to 90 days. he also said people should start saving now. so yeah, i mean, not really seeing how the trump administration is making american government more efficient or saving you money for that matter. right now, it sure seems like the exact opposite. the one and only stephanie ruhle is standing by stephanie ruhle is standing by and she joi after last month's massive solar flare added a 25th hour to the day, businesses are wondering "what should we do with it?" i'm thinking company wide power nap. [ employees snoring ] anything can change the world of work. from hr to payroll, adp designs for the next anything. 7 million us businesses rely on tiktok to compete. within a week of posting, i had over $25,000 in sales. i don't have a million dollars to put towards marketing and branding. tiktok was the way and it saved my company. we had a video do really good this week. sales were up 29%. about 80% of my bus

according to cnbc, cfo employees say that musk and the agency's trump appointed leaders plan to fireis comes as members of the senate banking committee grilled trump's pick to lead the cfpb on thursday. and during that very hearing, the agency dropped four lawsuits against firms accused of ripping off millions of americans. the cases were originally filed under former director rohit chopra. and rohit chopra joins us now. >> all right. >> hi, friends. >> how's it going? >> how's it? >> i mean. >> how's it going for you? >> did the president fire you? >> he did. >> and here's what we've. >> seen actually. >> in the past. >> few weeks, we've seen the cfpb. hand out a series of corporate pardons to. >> some of. >> the biggest companies. >> that were in the courtrooms, where there was. >> in many cases, damning evidence. >> that they had cheated consumers. >> big mortgage companies. >> and including. >> capital one, which. >> we accused of. >> cheating people out of $2 billion in interest. >> that they withheld. >> so we. >> don't know. >> how these pardons. >> are being handed out. >> yo

cnbc senior. economics reporter. molly jong-fast, special correspondent for vanity fair and msnbc contributor and pulitzer prize winning. david rohde. he's an nbc national security editor and author of the book where tyranny begins the justice department. the fbi, and the war on democracy. david, you have been covering foreign affairs for a long, long time. i want your reaction. six hours after watching what you saw in the white house. but i want to understand, how did you feel watching it in the moment? what went through your mind? >> shock. >> you know, it was extraordinary. unprecedented. >> and it was. >> a role reversal. >> in that you. >> have an american president. >> you know, normally. >> the american president. >> is like defending the democracy, the. >> nascent democracy. >> this this young. >> president of ukraine. >> and as you know, the. the. danger is the autocrat. >> often russia. >> so it was this sort of stunning role reversal. >> and it. >> just. amazed me. >> but the tone. >> was what was so unusu

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cnbc senior. >> economics reporter. >> molly jong-fast. >> special correspondent. >> for. vanity fair and msnbc contributor. >> and pulitzer prize winning david rohde. >> he's an nbc national security editor and author of the book. >> where tyranny begins. >> the justice. >> department. >> the fbi. >> and the war. on democracy. >> david, you have. >> been covering. >> foreign. affairs for a long, long time. >> i want. >> your reaction. six hours after watching what you saw in the. >> white house. >> but i. want to. >> understand. >> how did you feel. >> watching it in. >> the moment? what went. >> through your mind? >> shock. you know, it was extraordinary. unprecedented. >> and it was. a role. >> reversal in. >> that you have an american president. >> you know. >> normally the american president is like defending. >> the democracy. >> the nascent. >> democracy. >> this this young. president of ukraine. and as you know, the danger is the autocrat, often russia. >> so it. >> was. this sort of stunning role. reversal and it just amazed me. but the tone was what was so unusua

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jeff has appeared regularly on cnbc, bloomberg and fox business news. policymakers have sought his expertise on a variety of topics leading him to testify in front of the state legislature and on capitol hill here in both a bachelor's degree in economics he earned a bachelor's degree in economics at princeton university. he also serves as a member of the board of advisors of the peabody essex museum. and most importantly, i want to know what his walk up music is today. is it pocketful of sunshine or enter sandman? with that jeff krzanich good morning everyone. i'm delighted to be back at city beat breakfast for those of you who followed our work no we like to kind of wrap our presentations and themes. i thought this year are five insights for 25. i'm going to be a very bad storyteller and give away the end of the story. share those insights right up front. but i also want to let you know where they stand relative to industry expectations because i think that's important. our primary belief is that the us economy will continue to grow. that's well within

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