according to the chairman of infosys who spoke to cnbc. tech could lead to massive losses. >> what we are seeing is every business and board is now trying to figure out what does it mean for them and in terms of policies and threats and they are looking at this. i do believe enterprise a.i. which is what companies have to do, is along the cycle of consumer a.i. chatbot and start working. enterprise a.i. requires them to reinvent themselves entirely. it is a longer haul. >> who wins with enterprise a.i.? there is a lot of data to protect around firewalls and companies move aggressively to hyper scare and create versions to plug in. who wins? is it silicon valley names? >> i think certainly in the chip side, i know one thing is nvidia. enterprise a.i., the winners are not really clear because it is a lot more data. farms have to organize data to be a.i. and sources and they have silos and structure and unstructured data. a lot is going on. it is early days as to who will be the winners, but it will create very successful companies around thi

here at cnbc world headquarters.elcome to "worldwide exchange." >>> the final countdown is on with one of the most important fed decisions in years. there's still debate how much they'll cut after holding steady for 14 straight months. >>> from bonds to inside analysis, we have you covered with what's expected to be a major day on wall street and for your money. it's wednesday, september 18th, 2024, fed decision day,ed a you're watching "worldwide exchange" right here on cnbc

here at cnbc global headquarters. welcome to "worldwide exchange." here is your "five@5." >>> broadkrocom the latest vict of the pressure. >>> selling more shares. berkshire hathaway snaps a win streak and looks to sell bank of america. >>> and details with the intel asset sale and the two companies in the spotlight today. >>> later, a cnbc excluexclusiv. it's friday, september 6th, 2024. you're watching "worldwide exchange" right here on cnbc. ♪ >>> good morning and welcome to "worldwide exchange." i'm frank holland. let's get you ready for the trading day ahead. we kick off the check of the u.s. stock futures after the missed session as wall street gets ready for today's jobs report. today, in the red across the board. s&p down 40 points. dow looking like it would open 150 points lower. the nasdaq is the hardest hit down 250 points. down 1% right now. the dow and the s&p are on track for the first down week in the last four. s&p on track for the worst week since april. the nasdaq is the hardest hit down 3.13%. back to the nasdaq. blame tech for the

cnbc's jay gray live in western north carolina.our team be safe. >>> coming up on "worldwide exchange," one word that every investor needs to know today plus tracking the chinese stimulus stock pop. if it has more room to run or if it is standing on a house of cards. we have an emerging market watcher mark mobius with us. he'll be with us right after this break. is it me... or is work not working? at least, not the way it could work. your people are buried in busy work. and you might be thinking... can ai make it all work? it can. on the servicenow platform, ai transforms your entire business. because when your people work better, everything works better. so, let's get to work. idris elba works here? mm-hmm. ya, he's super nice. >>> welcome back to "worldwide exchange." china closing in on another session with the shanghai rallying 8% today. property and tech stocks leading the surge again. this after the record-breaking week following the surprise stimulus blitz in beijing and more stimulus this morning. hong kong wrapping up the

cnbc has reached out to the company for comment.coming just one day after apple unveiled a lineup of iphones headlined by the iphone 16 pro and iphone 16 max. tim cook says they are built for a.i. from the ground up, but not able until the beta version rollout next month. joining me now is richard kramer. >> good to see you, frank. >> i want to focus on the headlines. the back taxes that apple has to pay. how big of a deal is it for the stock? we are seeing it move lower in the pre-market down 1%. >> i think more than 1% for a large cap stock like apple not that big of a kedeal. apple has set aside the money in an escrow account and claim it back in u.s. foreign tax credits. i would not worry with the cash balance sheet. >> all right. we're focusing on the stock move for apple this morning on the news. yesterday, after the big event, it was meh. kind of meh. not a big reaction. what was your take on that and the stock move and the announcements that apple made? >> i think the stock moves of 1% or 2% stocks in the large cap is irrele

a number of interviews throughout the day on cnbc.the ceo of chevron and baker hughes. >>> ahead of the kickoff of the policy meeting from the fed, a look at the futures. in the green across the board. the s&p is 22 points higher. the dow and nasdaq are higher as well. let's bring in chris for the latest. >> good morning, frank. >> how do you see today shaping up? what is your "wex" word of the day? >> my word of the day is harborage. we are seeing an inflexion point with the economy and interest rates and the election ahead of us and complicated international situation and market, overall, i wouldn't call cheap. it is pricing in a soft landing. i wouldn't pull the boats from the water, but i would be cautious here. we are looking for safe havens and pricing power and earnings and good balance sheets in the very near term. >> with that in mind, chris, today's retail sales number, does that, in your mind, have big implications for investors right now? a lot of people think it is the quote, unquote, final decision on the 50 basis points

cnbc unveiled its first official nfl team valuations.las cowboys leading the pack with an $11 billion price tag, followed by the los angeles rams and new england patriots in a close third. the creator of the list, cnbc's michael azanian is here on set. you know who is on top, but we are curious to what team could unlock the most potential value ahead. >> oh, great question. well, this is the investing crew. ah -- i like the jacksonville jaguars. >> whoa. >> i'll tell you why. coming off a low base. >> yes. >> am i talking right? >> i like it. >> revenues on the rise. they have the franchise qb, trevor lawrence. getting a lot of capital for renovation of their stadium over the next few years. half public, hatch private. going to really ramp up the in-stadium revenue, especially if the steam really starts making the post season. so, i like the jacks a lot. they're at $6 billion. i could see a 20% increase over the next few years. >> wow. this list is -- is fascinating and it's always fun to think about team valuations. the last sale was fo

the rbi governor shaktikanta das in the interview with cnbc., highlights the main points of the exclusive conversation. >> reporter: thank you very much, silvia. thanks for having me on the show. the key rye height was the fact he projected the long term growth was anywhere from 7.5% to 8%. remind you, this is a more bullish projection that what the governor has on this financial year of 5.25%. they have a financial year from march to march. they don't follow the calendar year. as far as the 25 is concerned, you are looking at growth of 7.2%. he did not put a timeline to it. he did not specify how many years, but the medium term, he would look at growth at 7.5 to 8%. 7.5 being conservative and 8% optimistic. a good round for india. inflation has been under check and pretty much come back into the rbs comfort zone. he is much watching closely wha happens with food inflation because that has been elevated. you are looking at vegetable prices in india going up. he wants to see inflation down durably for a long period of time. he is talking about s

here at cnbc global headquarters. well come welcome to "worldwide exc exchange." >>> we await what is arguably the most important event for the markets this year. this is the september federal reserve policy decision. our bob pisani lays out the bull case in what has his toretorica been a down month. >>> and taking on elon musk social media platform x as as you will csilicon valley allies rush to his defense. >>> we have a mixed season of retail reports as inflation shows signs of easing. retail watcher dana telsey is here with her hot stocks to watch. >>> and elliott management hits a threshold in the campaign with southwest airlines. >>> later on, why the massive hotel strikes already gripping cities across the u.s. are about to get bigger. it's tuesday, september 3rd, 2024. you're watching "worldwide exchange" right here on cnbc. ♪ >>> good tuesday morning. thank you for being with us. i'm dominic chu in for frank holland this morning. let's get a check of the u.s. equity futures after the dow coming off the 26th r

ceo telling cnbc the power of a.i.sees growing into $25 million market next year, up from $4 billion in 2023. >> a.i. is a great story. frankly, not only in data center. as you look ahead at smartphone and pcs, a.i.-enabled smartphones and pcs are going to require more memory content. so as we go clue calendar year '25, accelerating in the second half of calendar year '25, you'll see smartphone and pcs also continue to drive strong demand for memory. >> micron on track for its best day since 2011. super micro, they are being investigated for accounting violations. it comes a month after hindenberg research published a report accusing the company of accounting fraud. so far, super micro denying any wrongdoing. you'll see shares down 12%. that stock has riden that a.i. wave but has fallen 50% in the last three months. >> appreciate that. mike, better performance from the semis would help this market. >> no, without a doubt. it's been the engine. still more to prove. nvidia, interesting trading today because it had gone u

at cnbc global headquarters. welcome to "worldwide exchange." here is your "five@5." investors taking a breather following yesterday's fed fueled rally, but one major market event could inject fresh volatility into what's been a winning week for the stock market. >>> shares are soaring after the company names a new ceo under john donahoe. we look at the steep recovery. >>> shares of fedex moving the other way after cutting the full-year outlook. sales and earnings also falling short of expectations, but that's not stopping our next guest from calling it a buy right now. >>> plus, the technical take. we see if history can teach us a lesson on where stocks go after a jumbo sized rate cut. >>> later on, apple's iphone 16 goes on sale today around the world, but that's not stopping the competition from trying to steal the spotlight especially in one critical major market. it's friday, september 20th, 2024. you are watching "worldwide exchange" here on cnbc. >>> good morning. happy friday. thank you for being with us. i'm come dominic chu in for fra holland. after the fed

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here at cnbc global headquarters. welcome to "worldwide exchange." here is your "five@5." bounce back. you look at where the market could go from here. >>> tech trouble. the sector sits in correction territory as investors turn to apple to possibly fuel a rebound. >>> and weak results in the second largest economy. >>> and a company in crisis and now questions for the c-suite at norfolk southern. it's monday, september 9th, 2024. you're watching "worldwide exchange" right here on cnbc. ♪ >>> good monday morning. thank you for being with us. i'm frank holland. we begin with the check of the u.s. stock futures. take a look. in the green across the board. s&p up 30 points. the nasdaq, the best performer so far, up 150 points. today's modest pre-market pop is coming after a reality check for investors last week which saw all three averages close down between 3% and 5%. the dow and s&p closing out the worst week since march of 2023. that was the start of the banking crisis and collapse of the silicon valley bank. tech fell 7% for the worst week since april. you have to blame nv

we'll hear from jd vance on cnbc later today. do not miss that interview at 1:45 p.m.at u.s. inflation, it dropped to its lowest level since 2021 the 12-month rate is from july is 2.5%. below estimates and lowest level in more than three years the greatest gains seen in shelter and food with gasoline and used vehicles saw decline of 10% on year. the u.s. treasury yields rose following the data with the spreads narrowing and traders slashed bets on the 50-basis point cut next week. traders see an 87% chance of a 25-basis point move. speaking to cnbc, david solomon o outlined his expectations for this year. >> i certainly see two or three cuts as we move through the fall i think to go further than that depends on if we are continuing to make progress or is inflation stuck at 2.5%. that means the fed will watch the data we'll see. >> george brown at reuters joins me to discuss the u.s. economic outlook. good morning, thanks for being here i like to pick up on the comments from david solomon that he still sees two-to-three fed rate cuts this year. do you agree with that as

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here at cnbc global headquarters. welcome to "worldwide exchange." here is your "five@5." semis surge. it helps for the market turn around as the nvidia ceo talks about extraordinary demand for the a.i. chips futures are higher in the early going. >>> threading the needle david solomon speaks about the rivals and his outlook for the u.s. economy ahead of another key inflation report today. >>> waiting for a walkout. the ceo pleads his case to avoid the first strike since 2008. one that could cost it $1 billion per day. >>> oil traders are on alert as francine is pummeling the gulf coast. it's thursday, september 12th, 2024 you are watching "worldwide exchange" here on cnbc ♪ >>> good morning thank you for being with us. i'm dominic chu in for frank holland on this thursday morning. let's kick things off with the check of u.s. equity futures which are pretty much green across the screen. dow implied higher by 32 points. modest, but green. the s&p up 7 all of this came off a wild wednesday that at one point saw the dow down 700 points as you see here before staging the rebou

at cnbc global headquarters and welcome to "worldwide exchange." here's your "five@5. records at risk. investors now appearing to take some bets off the table. >>> going nuclear, the latest on the red-hot stock sector riding the new wave heights and whether or not the rally is just getting started. >>> red tape reckoning why meta, spotify, and 46 other companies are taking issue with europe's iowa regulations and what one powerhouse says needs to be done we've got an exclusive interview with s.a. p. ahead. >>> and chip troubles. wondering if micron could turn around its troubling track record. >>> and later, kamala harris tackling item number one on voters' lists of the most important issues it's wednesday, september 25th, 2024 you're watching "worldwide exchange" right here on cnbc >>> good morning thanks for being with us i'm dominic chu in for frank holland this morning the former riding a four-session winning streak, and right now we're a little bit on the offer. the dow is low by a modest 20 points, the s&p down by about 9, and the nasdaq down by roughly 82 checki

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yo soy silvana henao y ese es tu informe cnbc para telemundo.ebles y decoración. ahora, el comercio acordó vender su negocio a la empresa nexxus capital por 760 millones de dólares. vamos a hablar ahora de deportes porque hoy es un día muy importante. césar, para todos los fanáticos de la nfl. ya inicia la temporada para ello. bueno ya está aquí max desde levi stadium. bueno max, sabemos que esta temporada comienza ya lo grande, porque los niners reciben a los jets de nueva york. cuéntanos cómo se vive el ambiente. ya estamos viendo que ese estadio está casi lleno. mira sí, exactamente. nunca antes. mejor dicho, patada inicial a este palco deportivo. porque precisamente hace par de minutos comenzó la temporada de la nfl 2000 24 para los san francisco, 49ers y levi stadium. ya ruge con esa pasión que solo los aficionados del área de la bahía pueden ofrecer. y nosotros, como siempre, estuvimos desde temprano en el estadio, compartiendo con la comunidad, con la afición roja y dorada que recrean un ambiente no solo familiar, sino también muy diverti

here at cnbc global headquarters. welcome to cnbc. here is your "five@5." >>> head-to-head, vice president kamala harris and donald trump facing off on their first debate the candidates fact-checking each other on everything from tariffs to taxes to the future of the u.s. economy. >> his plan is to do what he has done before, which is to provide a tax cut for billionaires and big corporations, which will result in $5 trillion to america's deficit. >>> a potential market mover as the august cpi report, it is one of the final reads on inflation before the fed's meeting coming up next week a lot of people will decide whether it's 25 or 50 basis points >> big banks a focus after a terrible tuesday a big warning from jpmorgan chase's jamie dimon takes down a risk for u.s. investors. >> the worst outcome is stagflation. you know, in my own view, i wouldn't talk it off the table. >>> plus, oil bounces off of it lowest level in three years as hurricane francine bears down on the gulf coast. >>> and nippon steel tries to solidify their deal. >

the last time i was on cnbc europe, i was in the london studio eight weeks now.ce then, back in shanghai, consumer condense is great. everybody was concerned that the chinese government was concerned with the ideological battles and geopolitics and national security threats. it seemed to people in china the government wasn't concerned about the economy. everybody was hoping for a mini stimulus. i think that's what the government has done the last three days by lowering the mortgage interest rates so a lot of consumers refinance and pledging the stock market which is getting everybody excited about the shares. and important today, the state media announced that is xi jinping, who is all powerful right now, held the meeting to discuss the economy. this is the first time in many, many months that it seems like xi jinping himself is getting involved with figuring out how to reinvigorate the economy. that's got people excited that it's not just about ideology or national security, but the government is focused on rejuvenating the economy so it can hit the 5% gdp growt

you are watching "worldwide exchange" here on cnbc. >>> good monday morning. thank you for being with us. i'm frank holland. we will get to the top story. the apparent attempt on former president donald trump's life. first, we kickoff the important week of trading with the stock futures check. you can see in the green across the board right now. the s&p is up higher by 5 points. the dow opening up 70 points higher. the nasdaq ticking up slightly in the green. the s&p and nasdaq are coming off five-session win streaks. this as the fed is counting down the decision on wednesday. you see the moves in the markets over the past week. we are checking the bond market. we start with the ten-year yield. the ten-year is close to the lows of the year. we will see the chart moving in just a second. ten-year at 3.64. you see the two-year at 3.55. always important to note the 30-year back below 4%. that is the read of the inflation expectations. one of the factors the fed looks at with the cuts. oil is coming off the first winning week in the last five. one-third of u.s. cr

. >>> geert wilders tells cnbc that europe is a monster as the far-right party tries to navigate theelationship with the eu. >> one of the problems is you see in the european nations, parties like mine winning the elections and at the same time, you see those reelected and the policies in the european union don't change. >>> more than 100,000 people across france take to the street to protest the appointment of the center-right minister while paris asks the eu for more time to confirm its debt plans. >>> and apple gets set tunveil it's newest iphone and trying to take on huawei with its own launch later today. >>> very good morning, everyone. we start today's show looking at the action in european markets. this, however, as the main question among investors at this stage, really, is how big the cut from the fed is going to be next week. we know that this debate has dominated the market perspective this summer, indeed with investors asking whether the fed is cutting by 25 or 50 basis points next week. indeed, the latest jobs report did not provide much clarity here about how big that

chase spokesperson told cnbc, quote, we're aware of this incident.en addressed regardless of what you seen nine. deposits a fraudulent excellent check and withdrawing is fraud. those took advantage of the accounts were locked out. this is no catch me if you can type of bank fraud because many of those who did it posted about it on social media. in other words, they will most certainly be caught as chase partners with law enforcement on any fraud-related issue. so have a paper trail or social media trail. >> i do feel almost bad for some people who got swept up. i know i shouldn't say that. >> why? these are people that had accounts? >> yeah. >> yes, yes. >> you're committing fraud on your own bank on your own account? every atm has a camera. and you just logged into your own account? >> but they posted about it any way. >> and then you post about it. >> it's not that hard to find them. >> it's like the tide pods but way worse. >> stealing cars. here is how you take a hyundai. do these wires. >> i can't -- i just can't imagine it. >> no one cares. nob

you are watching "worldwide exchange" here on cnbc. >>> good morning. thanks for being here with us. i'm frank holland. let's get you ready for the trading day ahead. the stock futures with the dow and s&p with fresh record highs. you can see futures are in the dpre greens across the board. i promise you we will show you in a second. s&p up 14 points. the dow up 80 points. the nasdaq, the best performer, up over .13%. we are seeing the small caps moving higher after coming off back-to-back sessions. small cap futures are up almost .50% as well. today is another busy day of fed speakers. we check the bond market. the ten-year yield is 3.78. the two-year is moving sideways. now back to where it was before the cut. here's the action. the 30-year long bond. the read on inflation expect ta takes. it has moved 20% higher. we have pce coming up on friday. we have energy bouncing back after back-to-back losing sessions. wti up 2.25%. chinese stimulus is the reason for the upside move. more on that in a moment. >>> that's the money set up now. let's see how euro

cnbc's senior technology reporter arjun kharpal joins us with more from london on the market. how important is this for the stock in the coming days ahead? >> incredibly important, dom. we saw that and the knock-on effect we saw across the world. it was a record-breaking market move yesterday. let me run through some of the numbers for you. nvidia's 9% fall equated to $279 billion of value being wiped off this stock. this was the biggest one-day market capitalization fall for u.s. stock in history. the previous record was actually held by facebook's meta in february 2022 when it saw $232 drop in value following a 26% fall in the share price after a downbeat result on that day. for nvidia, one focus is the report from bloomberg, the department of justice has sent subpoenas to nvidia and others as part of an antitrust investigation. the doj is investigating whether it's making it harder for customers to switch for others and don't use nvidia products. this is not the first $200 billion plus value for nvidia. it's the fifth time nvidia has lost 1$1200 billion in one session. most

here at cnbc global headquarters. welcome to "worldwide exchange." here is your "five@5." >>> futures are mixed as we head into the final week of september which out performed the slump. coming up, the full week of investors for post-fed data and a number of fed speeches. >>> and intel gets a multibillion dollar offer. >>> oil is higher following the escalating tensions in the middle east. israel and hezbollah vowing more violence after the weekend strikes. helima croft is here with insight. >>> and leaders are rolling out a new plan to fund the federal government and avoid a shutdown. we are live in washington. >>> another potential shutdown. this time at the ports across the united states. we look at the billions at stake and the industries that could be impacted. it's september 2rd, 2024 and you are watching "worldwide exchange" here on cnbc. >>> good morning. thanks for being here on this monday morning. i'm hollafrank holland. we begin with the stock futures. you see a mixed look in the pre-market. the s&p fractionally lower down a point. flat l

on cnbc. that's ahead of tomorrow's nfl kickoff.s taking on the chiefs on nbc and peacock starting at 7:00 p.m. eastern time. why are you laughing? you know that i had no idea that was happening until i just read that. >> so absurd. >> she was fired up. >> tim, no, she wasn't. >> what do you think the discount of the jets is to the giants? >> 28%. >>> coming up on "fast," a new cnbc survey says 8 out of 10 ss respondents think retirement will be hard er than their parents. we'll have a closer look next. >>> plus, low volatility trading in a high volatility month. we'll dive into the areas of the market that do best in these seasonally turbulent times. more "fast" in two. at aes, our energy solutions have powered the world forward for more than 40 years. and as demand continues to scale, so do our solutions. introducing maximo - our new ai-enabled solar robot. max makes construction faster, safer and more cost effective than ever before. and with max doing the heavy lifting, even more people can join the team. solar energy is changin

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here at cnbc global headquarters. welcome to "worldwide exchange." here are the "five@5." nasdaq futures are surging more than 1%. >>> part of the jump in fuel by micron that is giving a boost to the chip sector. >>> a rally in china adding to the weekly gains and the s stimulus measures. >>> breaking news. new york city mayor eric adams is indicted. and congress avoids another shutdown showdown in a late night vote. >>> it's thursday, september 26th, 2024 and you are watching "worldwide exchange" here on cnbc. >>> good morning. thank you so much for being here with us. i'm frank holland. let's get you ready for the trading day ahead. we check on the u.s. stock futures. a mixed session yesterday. the dow snapped a four-session win streak after the intraday high. let's look at the futures right now. in the green across the board. the s&p up about 46 points. the dow looks like it would open over 200 points higher. the nasdaq opening up about 270 points higher. we'll talk much more about that in a moment. micron is the leading stock in the nasdaq and it's also leading chip st

you are watching "squawk box" right here on cnbc.orkin. >>> apple expected to unveil the apple iphone 16 today with what's known at apple intelligence set to play a major role in the announcement. cnbc will bring you announcement as they come by. also on tap this morning the department of justice takes on google in a second antitrust trial starting today. google's accusedon monopoly-type practice and this morning citi seeing big potential upside for dell. shares up 5.2% door fell. palantir 8.7%. >>> futures, a nice bounce after a tough week. to put it lightly. dow up now. nasdaq looking to open 132 points higher, and s&p 5 00 up s well. two year sitting at 3. 7. straight to mike santoli at the new york stock exchange this morning. what you looking at? >> yeah, andrew. tension released built up last week. did have persistent pressure to down side. lots of concern about the state of the job market, whether the economy would weaken faster than the fed could catch it. an technical conditions. oversold in a short-term basis end of friday'

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here at cnbc global headquarters. welcome to "worldwide exchange." here is your "five@5."ear what jamie dimon tells cnbc about the fed and soft landing. >>> chinese stocks have their before the day in years after a new wave of support for that struggling economy. >>> proposal rejected. calling th

you are watching "worldwide exchange" here on cnbc. >>> welcome back to "worldwide exchange."for joining us on this friday morning. we pick up with the futures. we are on a four-week win streak for the s&p and nasdaq. it looks to be on pace to continue today with another positive day. futures in the green across the board. we want to look at yields. we start with the benchmark at 3.63. important to note that the 30-year back below 4%. we are coming off cpi and ppi earlier this week. we are looking also at energy. $69.69. up over 1%. brunt crude is $72.60. up nearly 1%. oil coming off its best day in more than two weeks. that is the morning set up. >>> let's turn our attention back to the breaking news. more than 30,000 boeing workers in washington and oregon officially going on strike hours ago after overwhelmingly rejecting the contract with the company. phil lebeau is in everett, washington with the latest. good morning, phil. >> reporter: good morning, frank. this is what a strike looks like. we haven't seen one at boeing for 16 years. today, boeing workers are picketing ou

yo soy silvana henao y este es tu informe cnbc para telemundo. a recortar las tasas de interés. en su reunión de la próxima semana. el volumen de solicitudes de préstamos hipotecarios subió un 1,4%, según mortgage bankers association. eso, tras un aumento del 1,6% en la semana anterior. por su parte, la tasa promedio de interés de las hipotecas a 30 años cayó al 6,29%, la más baja desde febrero del año pasado y la administración del presidente biden está trabajando en un plan de compensación que requeriría que las principales aerolíneas estadounidenses paguen a los pasajeros por vuelos cancelados o retrasados 3 horas o más. este nuevo plan podría entrar en vigor a partir de enero si el gobierno busca que los afectados sean compensados por sus gastos de comida y el alojamiento. los detalles y montos exactos todavía se están determinando. yo soy silvana henao y este es tu informe cnbc para. telemundo. no es secreto que 1 de los deportes de moda es el pádel. cada vez son más los que al jugar esta disciplina por primera vez quedan encantados y se con

the indictment was sealed as of last noegt, but cnbc is reporting that the indictment accuses adams of criminal conduct related to donations of his 2021 mayoral campaign. the source telling cnbc the indictment mentions up to $20 million in donations that adams' campaign received as a result of a matching funds program that the city's campaign finance program offers candidates for small dollar donations made by new york city residents. the source also says the indictment alleges adams traveled to turkey to receive illegal contributions. adams would be the first new york city mayor to be criminally charged while still in office. now, it's important to note the specific charges were not immediately clear, and spokespeople for both the fbi and the u.s. attorney for the southern district of new york declined to comment late last night. meanwhile, mayor adams released a statement in response denying any wrongdoing while vowing to stay in office. he then released a video addressing his fellow new yorkers. >> it is now my belief that the federal government intends to charge me with crimes. if

i will lay a little cnbc on you guys right here. there is this ticker. this stock. cnbc.. what does it mean to short a stock and bet against it going down? and if it goes up a lot it loses a lot of money. the day after the debate, the stock went down 15%. that was like $300 million. >> people saw the debate and said this thing is worth zero because the whole value of owning that stock is he could be the next president and i am investing. it is clearly shown he is going to lose. >> so his paper gain was 57% of the stock. at one point in march it was close to $6 billion. so right now it is about $1.6 billion or something like that. so he cannot sell the stock until next week, september 20th. today, he put out a headline saying he is not going to sell the stock. >> donald trump looking out at an audience saying he is not going to sell the stock -- baloney. i do not believe him 41 new york minute. where are the regulators on this? i hope they are paying attention. i am not going to sell a stock. call me next week. >> that is why he is moving to these and fts. there is no buye

yo soy silvana henao y este es tu informe cnbc para telemundo.superior a la existente. esta puede aplicar para ayudar a esas pequeñas compañías a cubrir la inversión de 40.000 $, que suele costar empezar un negocio. harris quiere que haya 25 millones de nuevos negocios beneficiados en los 4 años de un primer mandato de llegar a ganar la casa blanca. autoridades de la comisión de seguridad de productos del consumidor de estados unidos están pidiendo que la agencia investigue a 100 y tiempo después de que en ambos sitios web vendieran productos mortales para bebés y niños pequeños, según dicen. 2 comisionados quieren que la agencia evalúe cómo 100 con base en singapur y temu de china. cumplen sus normas, gestionan las relaciones con terceros vendedores y representan los productos importados. ambas empresas han sido objeto de escrutinio por la calidad de sus productos y direct tv está ofreciendo un reembolso de 20 $ a sus clientes tras la pérdida de servicio de canales como espn y abc. el domingo, cuando expiró un acuerdo de distribución con walt di

here at cnbc global headquarters. welcome to "worldwide exchange." here is the "five@5." stocks trade close to the all-time highs. >>> a record week in china after the big stimulus from beijing. have stocks gone too high too fast? >>> done deal? it's one that's been years in the making. >>> plus, hurricane why choose a mobile network built for places you'll probably never be... ...instead of for where you are most of the time? xfinity mobile was designed for where you need it most. xfinity internet customers, ask how to get a free 5g phone and a second unlimited line free for a year. ahead of the key august pce report. take a look at the benchmark 3.77. it moved ten basis points higher since the fed rate cut last week. we are noticing the 30-year has moved higher at 4.11 when it comes to the yield. we are looking at the energy market. oil holding on to yesterday's losses. it was a bit ago. we saw a move in oil to the upside. we are seeing moves to the upside. now moving into positive territory. wti, the u.s. benchmark up .50%. below a key sentiment level above $70 a barre

secretary of commerce, a cnbc contributor. at the potential for a strike here, this is hugely concerning. not only what it means for inplaying in, what it means for the ability to get goods in, what it means for a lot of things in our country. why don't you lay out the situation, if this happens, if the ports go on strike. it is about half of the incoming ocean going cargo that we bring into this country that would be shut down. >> yeah, that's right. hi, becky. it is about 50% of what the imports have come in come through the east coast. this is on one hand shortages. every day there is a strike, you have a compounding effect and it is not one day of a shortage, it adds up to a week. so, it is big in terms of the impact and it is not only the shortages, but it is the cost. the costs of the freight increases because you have -- you have ships sitting at the dock. they're not being unloaded. and that just increases the cost of the goods coming in. so it is bad, i don't think this is something that will make the fed raise rates

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across corporate america are endorsing the vice president in a new letter shared exclusively with cnbc. meghan cosell la has details. good morning, meghan. >> reporter: good morning, carl. that's right. this is a group of 88 business leaders from really across the private sector sending a show of force today to say harris would be the best candidate for business. now it's a broad group that includes some current ceos of box and yelp, aaron levie and jeremy stoppleman, stop chairman, chris larsson who co-founded ripple and the facebook co-founder, now with asana. more than a dozen names have ties to wall street that includes former blackstone president tony james, but the lion's share are former public company ceos like dan schulman of paypal, arnold donald of carnival. now i'm told the letter was organized by top harris backers that included blair efron and comes as harris is tacking to the middle including that move this week to soften biden's stance on capital gains taxes solely in order to shore up private sector support. trump does have executive-level support as well, including a

room. >>> a big morning for sports here on cnbc.dition, in the next hour, we're going to unveil our 2024 nfl team valuation list. plus, tomorrow, we're going to bring you an interview with katie ledecky, the most decorated female american olympian, she reflects on her gold medal wins in paris and her memoir "just add water." it was so awesome. you were there to see her in the water. >> amazing. amazing. >> in the water, in paris, and how she does it is unbelievable. that interview is tomorrow. >>> when we come back, greg fleming of rockefeller capital talks markets and the fed. "squawk box" will be right back. easy-to-use tools and paper trading to help sharpen your skills, you can stay on top of the market from wherever you are. e*trade from morgan stanley power e*trade's easy to-use tools make complex trading less complicated. custom scans can help you find new trading opportunities, while an earnings tool helps you plan your trades and stay on top of the market. e*trade from morgan stanley your shipping manager left to “find them

i'm pippa stevens with your cnbc news update.eclaration for five states who will receive federal assistance and federal personnel to help with search and rescue and restoring power. flash flood warnings are in place across georgia, including fulton county, which covers atlanta, as helene makes its way north. >>> three iranian nationals were indicted after stealing documents from the trump campaign. they were identified as iran's revolutionary guard and targeted other government officials. >>> a senior u.s. defense official says china's newest nuclear submarine sank between may and june. when asked about the sinking at a press conference earlier today, china's foreign ministry did not provide any information. the current status is unknown. kelly, back to you. >> great reporting to reveal that. pippa, thanks. >>> britain's anti-trust watch dog, amazon invested $4 billion into anthropic who agreed to use amazon's chips and data centers. scrutiny still looms for others in the, arvegs space. deidre bosa has more in "tech check." to wh

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here at cnbc global headquarters. welcome to "worldwide exchange." here is your "five@5:00." >>> inversion reversion. a key indicator of recession easing off as the treasury market does something for the first time in two years. >>> deal in doubt. nippon's $15 billion offer for u.s. steel faces more push back. details ahead. >>> nvidia pushes back against the reports of the department of justice investigation. >>> later, getting ready for kickoff as the nfl moves one more step away from traditional broadcast in what is seen as a huge win in the streaming wars. it's thursday, september 5th, 2024. you're watching "worldwide exchange" right here on cnbc. ♪ >>> good morning. thanks for being with us. i'm frank holland. let's get ready for the trading day ahead. we get a check of the u.s. stock futures after the mixed stocks yesterday that saw consumer staples as the lone sector hitting the all-time high. it was in the green across the board. the nasdaq moved lower. the s&p fractionally higher. the dow would open up 45 points higher. investors are waiting

here at cnbc global headquarters.l come welcome to "worldwide exc exchange." >>> we await what is arguably the most important event for the markets this year. this is the september federal reserve policy decision. our bob pisani lays out the bull case in what has his toretorica been a down month. >>> and taking on elon musk social media platfor

cnbc and board room's game plan conference taking place today in los angeles. sports betting and beyond the wnba is one of the fastest growing leagues in the world, thanks in part to a massive influx of rookie star power this year our julia boorstin is live with los angeles sparks forward cameron brink. julia, take it away. >> melissa, thank you so much. and cameron, thank you so much for joining us you know, you were number two overall wnba draft pick, and you are coming off record ratings for the women's ncaa season. what do you think is driving this interest, not just in the wnba, which also had a big surge in ratings, but just women's sports in general? >> yeah, i mean, that's such a great question i think it's really been social media and we've really been able to brand ourselves without, you know, brands having to partner with us. we're able to put our stories out there. i think -- i always say this, but we have to look to the women before us that have kind of been building this path for us, so, you know, without the lisa leslies of the world, we wouldn't

here at cnbc global headquarters. welcome to "worldwide exchange." here is your "five@5" fed edition. >>> global markets rally after the fed's first interest rate cut since 2020 a 50-basis point move. also sending a signal another 50-basis points of cuts before the end of the year. >> you have a cooler labor market with the activity what that tells you it's time to change our chance. >>> ahead of the curve, defending the fmoc policy path powell says the cut was not a reactionary measure. >> i would say we don't think we're behind we think this is timely. i think you can take this as a sign of our commitment not to get behind. >>> as we said, global markets in the green we will check in with london and singapore in a moment with stock futures surging. >>> breaking out the playbook for re-calibration and looking at strategies to boost your return. >>> in the face of falling rates, jeffery gundlach looking for more. >> it might be time to start upping markets and if you are really intrepid in local currencies. >>> it is thursday, september 19th, 2024 an

here at cnbc world headquarters. welcome to "worldwide exchange." >>> the final countdown is on with one of the most important fed decisions in years. there's still debate how much they'll cut after holding steady for 14 straight months. >>> from bonds to inside analysis, we have you covered with what's expected to be a major day on wall street and for your money. it's wednesday, september 18th, 2024, fed decision day,ed a you're watching "worldwide exchange" right here on cnbc. >>> good morning. thanks for being with us. i'm frank holland. we kuc off the hour with a check on the u.s. stock futures with the dow and s&p trading near record-highs. take a look. you can see futures in the green across the board. asset classes from stocks to fixed income, they could be set for a big swing at 2:00 p.m. today. they're pricing about a 1% swing in either direction inform the aftermath of the fed decision that's widely expected to be a cut. traders pricing in today's expected cut with the 30-year yield sitting at its lowest le