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AI leaders are hustling. Sam Alman is heading to late night as Open [music] AI feels the pressure. >> Open AAI CEO Sam Alman reportedly declaring code red as Google's Gemini steals the spotlight.>> Jensen Huang, he continues to shuttle [music] between Washington and Beijing trying to navigate an impossible geopolitical hand. >> Nvidia has been banned from going to China. Not to mention, China has banned Nvidia going to China.I think we're the first company in history that has been banned on both sides. And ...

Meanwhile, broader markets closing out the week with gains, but off their highs of the session. The S&P and Dow both less than 1% from records. The moves come after the latest read on inflation.September reading delayed by the shutdown came in about in line with expectations. All this ahead of this year's final Fed decision next week. For more, let's bring in Andrew Davis, director of macroeconomic research at Bridmore Trust Advisors.Andrew, great to have you with us. >> Thanks for having me. Great to see y ...

L3 Harris has been one of the big winners this year. It's up over 30% but basically flat over the past three months along with much of the defense sector as investors grapple with impact from the government shutdown. Uh spending uncertainty, possible changes to how the Pentagon awards its contracts.Joining me here exclusively at the Reagan National Defense Forum is L3 Harris chair and CEO Chris Kubes. Chris, it's great to speak with you. >> Great to be here.Thank you. You know, back in January, you you were ...

Netflix winning the bidding war for Warner Brothers Discovery this morning. A huge transaction worth $72 billion. [music] >> The combination of Netflix and Warner Brothers creates a better Netflix for the long term.It sets us up for success for decades to come. [music] I don't think Netflix is buying Warers for the stock value. They've got that.They're the growth stock. What they need is to grow subscribers and to grow the overall uh audience and they see the intellectual property and the library that Warne ...

It does take us to our talk of the tape. Can [music] stock stage an endofear run. Let's ask the Wharton professor of finance, Jeremy Seagull.He joins us now. Professor, it's always great to talk to you. We usually do this on Fridays, which affords us the ability to size up this week and the past few weeks at that.I mean, how does this market look to you here. >> The market looks very, very solid. Um, I I'll tell you one thing, I don't think we can rely on seasonal predictions.Uh, you know, we all said, "Oh, ...

But our next guest says based on the data the Fed should not cut rates next week. Torson SLock is the chief economist over Apollo Global Management. Torston, thanks for being with us right now.Take us through the case as to why the Fed needs to hold steady. >> Well, if you look at the incoming data, for example, we had a lot of discussions here now about a month ago of course of Triricolor and First Brands and whether the credit cycle was about to get worse. But if you look at the actual numbers for default ...

All right. So, you heard Tom Lee just there, Fong, do you feel as though your company has become this kind of proxy instrument for Bitcoin in the public capital markets. And because of that, people have had to use your company as a way to structure certain types of views, whether they're long or in Tom Lee's thesis case, to the downside and short.>> Yeah. That's why when Bitcoin has a 50 ARR 50 V, we have a 70 ARR70 V. Which means that in times when Bitcoin is going up, we go up more. When Bitcoin goes down ...

Today, Bitcoin falls below the $90,000 level to end the [music] week. And Blockchain Association CEO Summer Mercinger previews the policy summit, which kicks off on Monday. Welcome to CNBC's Crypto World.I'm Mackenzie [music] Sagalos. Crypto prices are in the red to end the week. In contrast with the S&P 500, which actually rose as traders digested inflation data that could inform the Fed's upcoming rate decision.Now, as of noon Eastern, Bitcoin traded below 90K once again after spending the past 3 days abo ...

I and I still do, but I can't sit for a year and watch this become a political football and tie up capital. So, it's just a um it's just a a portfolio management decision. Um I think there going to be other opportunities that have more near-term upside while this Netflix thing works its way through the uh the meat grinder in Washington.I want I want everyone to understand. I think Netflix right now represents a tremendous value, but I don't think the stock will be able to get out of its own way. The thing t ...