Well, shares of T-Mobile have been under pressure since reporting third quarter numbers. Half a billion dollar surge in capex is what's being pointed to as spooking some investors. Now heading into the key holiday season, analysts are wondering if the sector is headed into more competitive cycle.This coming as competitor Verizon announces major layoffs today under new management. But joining us now an exclusive interview is new T-Mobile CEO Shini Gop Gopalon. He started in the role just earlier this month a ...

Market Position and Influence - Nvidia's market capitalization reaches 45 trillion USD, exceeding the value of many countries and entire industries [1] - Nvidia constitutes almost 8% of the S&P 500 and 10% of the NASDAQ 100, held in over 700 ETFs, indicating significant market influence [1] Financial Performance and Growth - Nvidia's revenue growth accelerated for the first time in seven quarters, surpassing private estimates from large institutional investors [2] - The order book is growing with 500 billion USD in orders, and Blackwell sales are described as "off the charts" [2] AI Market Dynamics and Future Outlook - The crypto market is valued at 31 trillion USD, highlighting Nvidia's comparative size and impact [1] - The debate centers on whether AI can sustain its leading role or if capital will shift elsewhere, with arguments for both a short-term peak and a long-term super cycle [3] - Concerns exist regarding competition from AMD and Google, along with the emergence of cheaper AI models [3]

On today's episode of CNBC Crypto World, major cryptocurrencies slump after stronger-than-expected September jobs data and better-than-expected earnings from Nvidia. Plus, Crypto World speaks with Ari Redbord of TRM Labs at the Clear Street Disruptive Technology Conference. Chapters: 00:00 - CNBC Crypto World, Nov 20, 2025 0:34 - Bitcoin falls 2:02 - Ari Redbord of TRM Labs For access to live and exclusive video from CNBC subscribe to CNBC PRO: https://cnb.cx/42d859g » Subscribe to CNBC TV: https://cnb.cx/S ...

Hi Mike, good to see you. We're going to break the news right here, right now. Here with me is Toto Wolf.He is the CEO, team principal of the Mercedes F1 team, and George Curtz is the founder and CEO of Crowd Strike. This has been rumored, but now it's official. George, tell us about the news.>> It's official. Uh, I took a minority stake in the uh, Mercedes F1 team um, in partnership with Toto and couldn't be more excited about something that's been in the making for a bit and it really comes off the heels ...

What about the predictions markets. Very hot right now. Fast growing.Do you think that there's a risk that they they cannibalize force betting. >> Yeah. So, so first um >> and also are you going to get in.>> I'll give this to you first right here. Let's go. I'm giving it to you right now.We got to make sure we're launching the next couple weeks. >> Launching a fanatics prediction markets. Absolutely.>> Is this with crypto. com as rumored. >> Uh it is. it it is with Crypto.com and we're super excited about l ...

In the US, there's now just about 100,000 uh girls playing youth hockey. Uh that number's grown 41% over the last 10 years. So, we hope that that number will continue to grow.On the Canadian side, they're at 115,000 girls. That number has grown 30% over the last three years. So, I'd like to think that we've had a small role in that growth and that number will continue to grow because we're here, because we're giving girls opportunities, we're getting kids on the ice, we're getting them coaching, we're getti ...

The union is now one week into its open-ended strike, adding more than two dozen new cities to reach 65 in total and increasing its store count to 95 as the company's holiday sales season gets into full swing. Baristas and Allies also held a rally outside of the company's distribution center in York, Pennsylvania yesterday. Starbucks said there were not disruptions to its operations there.Workers United, which represents 11,000 workers at 550 stores, has threatened to make this the largest and longest strik ...

Crypto Market Analysis - Crypto market has been struggling since October 10th due to a negative shock, resembling the stock market's situation on the same date [2][3] - Market makers in crypto, acting as a central bank, were crippled by a significant liquidation on October 10th, impacting liquidity [3][4] - The recent decline in crypto prices reflects this market maker impairment, with a recovery potentially taking 8 weeks, similar to the situation in 2022 [4][5] - Bitcoin and Ethereum are seen as leading indicators for equities due to the unwind and weakened liquidity [6] Liquidation Event Details - On October 6th or 7th, Bitcoin reached $125,000, later dropping to around $120,000, and is now at approximately $86,000 [7] - An automatic liquidation feature (ADL) was triggered on a specific exchange when a stable coin's price deviated from $1 to $0.65 due to liquidity issues [8] - This ADL resulted in the liquidation of almost 2 million crypto accounts, even those that were previously profitable [9] - The error was essentially a code bug, as the pricing for the stable coin should have been pulled from across exchanges rather than relying on internal quotes [10] Regulatory and Risk Perspective - The ADL code and the way prices are pulled will likely be revised to prevent recurrence [13] - Investors should avoid excessive leverage in crypto due to the inherent risks associated with DeFi and potential code errors [14]

We have reduced rates 50 basis points already through the the last couple of meetings. And so I think that we need to maintain a modestly a somewhat restrictive stance of policy um to make sure that we are continuing to bring inflation back down to our 2% objective. It's great that inflation expectations remain contained.Uh but that is a place that that I remain focused that we continue to bring inflation back down to target. And so right now to me uh monetary policy is barely restrictive if at all. And I t ...

Joining me now is Jim Stewart, columnist at the New York Times and a CNBC contributor. Jim, it's good to see you today. >> Yeah, nice to see you.>> Who's the front runner. >> Well, I have to say it's it's Paramount Sky Dance, you know, by a fairly long length at this point. They clearly had the most compelling argument.You know, I think we have to keep in mind with streaming, it's all about scale. You want as many subscribers as you can get because the marginal cost of a new subscriber is basically zero. So ...