Industry Opportunity & Vision - The snow league aims to fill the gap between Olympic seasons for free skiing and snowboarding athletes, similar to traditional sports with established tours [4][5] - The league recognizes a large potential audience in winter sports, with 130 million participants, exceeding golf's participation and having a higher household income, but lacking consistent engagement outside of the Olympics [6] - The goal is to elevate the athletes' profiles and create compelling narratives to foster consistent viewership and engagement, addressing the need for a structured season and athlete recognition [8][9] Financials & Investment - The snow league has secured funding, closing a second round of investment with support from sports backers and private equity firms [13] - The league is supported by investors such as 359 Capital, Wise Ventures, Bitcraft, and Left Lane [14] - The league aims to provide compensation to all participating athletes, including a $50,000 prize for first place in tournaments, addressing the financial challenges faced by athletes in the sport [15][16] Media & Sponsorship - The snow league has partnered with NBC and Peacock for broadcasting, leveraging the network's experience with other leagues and the upcoming Olympics [13][17] - The league is attracting major sponsors like Tiffany's and Marriott, aiming to create a high-end experience and elevate the sport's image [20] - The league is exploring opportunities for global expansion, including potential indoor events in locations like Dubai, and collaborations with countries like New Zealand and Chile [25]

Bank of America Institute has released the consumer checkpoint for November. Debit and credit spending saw its strongest gain since early 2024 at 2.4%. Joining us right now to break it all down is Bank of America Institutees Liz Everett Chrisberg.And Liz, thanks for coming in this morning. >> Of course. >> Uh just to remind people this is coming from information on how many different accounts we often we we're missing government data right now, but in a lot of ways you've got a broader data set than what th ...

Business Overview - Flight app offers live flight tracking and alerts, sometimes faster than airline apps [2] - Flight Pro, a paid version, provides more detailed information [2] - The app taps directly into data sources used by pilots, including public data in the US [5] - It also uses about eight data sources worldwide [6] - The app instantly relays information, unlike airlines that need to process it through their systems [6][7] - Flight app monitors inbound planes and predicts delays based on previous flight data and airport congestion [9][11] Market Impact - The last few days have seen about triple sign-ups for the pro version [16] Flight Cancellation Analysis - Thursday, Friday, Saturday saw around 4% to 7% of cancellations [12] - Sunday and Monday cancellations rose to 10% to 12%, approaching the 15% to 20% range where cascading effects can occur [13] - Improved staffing at ATC towers helped reduce delays [15]

The Circle posting quarterly results. The circulation of its USDC more than doubling from a year earlier. Joining us right now first on CNBC is Circles CEO Jeremy Aair.Good morning. We were just talking about how you beat topline, bottom line. This is maybe what happens when you have a good company but also an emerging technology that is uh the hottest play.And by the way, right now you are the real way and really maybe the only way to really get great exposure to this world. So, let's talk about what's goi ...

The art market hopes to get out of bare territory with a big week of auctions, including a golden toilet. Robert Frank joins us right now with more. That's an interesting best foot forward play.Golden toilet. Becky, great to see you. Well, they're hoping that next week will finally end three years of decline in the art market.In fact, more than $1.4% billion dollar worth of art expected to sell at the auctions next week. And the hope is that lower interest rates, the rising stock market, all this wealth cre ...

We're going to get to speak with circle CEO in just a little bit about these earnings and where this all goes. Jeremy Allaire will be with us right here on Squawk Box. Meantime, I think this is actually the story of the morning in so many ways.The Trump administration reportedly now looking at steps it could take to reduce the influence of proxy advisory firms like ES and Glass Lewis and index fund managers including Vanguard and Blackrock. The Wall Street Journal reporting that one option could be a broad ...

This is going to report quarterly results tomorrow morning. The company is in a dispute. And as you know, with YouTube TV leaving Disney owned channels The Dark on the service.Joining us now, Tom Rogers, founder, one of the founders, says it says you're the sole founder here of CNBC. Thank you for doing that. Tom, success has many lived.>> Up to the promise, Joe. >> Many, many fathers. You're also a senior advisor and a CNBC contributor.You're you're all over the place with all kinds of hats. What. This.I d ...

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