Jay Jacobs, BlackRock U.S. Head of Equity ETFs, and Roger Hallam, Vanguard global head of rates, share their outlooks for the rest of year, key trends to watch in the ETF space and the strategy behind their firms’ latest funds with CNBC’s Dominic Chu. ...

Roger Hallam, Vanguard global head of rates, sits down with CNBC’s Dominic Chu to discuss the firm’s new active ETFs launching this week, including its Vanguard Government Securities Active ETF. Hallam gets into the strategy behind the fund and why now is the time to go active. Jay Jacobs, BlackRock U.S. Head of Equity ETFs also joins the conversation. ...

Roger Hallam, Vanguard global head of rates, and Jay Jacobs, BlackRock U.S. Head of Equity ETFs, join CNBC’s Dominic Chu to share what they expect for the rest of the year, where rates are headed and what that could mean for investors in the ETF space. ...

goes into the calculation of how much an empire is valued because there's the sum of the parts just straightforward but then there's also some synergies that you might you know in that might enhance the valuation. Absolutely. That's exactly right.So the reason we use multiples that range from let's say 1.1% to 1.4% times the sum of the parts is because of the great scale you get. You can cross market sponsorships the knowledge you have. You know, the owners of the Commanders, who also own the Philadelphia 7 ...

Amazon Prime Days have arrived and consumers will be hunting for bargains, but will they find any. Courtney Reagan joins us now with more. Sort of the question everybody always asks, right.I mean, how good are the Prime Day discounts. And like usual, it's sort of hard for me to tell you that exactly for a variety of reasons, but this year it's actually a little bit harder because of the possible tariff influence makes it murkier. But here's what we know.Amazon CEO Andy Jasse told our Jim Kramer that prices ...

company's CEO, Kirk Tanner, is departing to take the top job at Hershey. >> Let's get to Washington this morning. Our Megan Cassella joins us with the latest on tariffs and what we might expect today and in the very important coming days Megan good morning.>> Hey good morning guys. So the president has now formally extended the deadline for all of those so-called reciprocal tariffs from July 9th tomorrow to the end of the month. So there's country specific tariffs that were supposed to take effect tomorrow ...

We've talked to most of the countries and pretty much they've had their way for many many decades as you know and it was time that we just wanted fairness. This is uh not really equitable from our standpoint because it's just a small token by comparison to the damage that's been done over the years. But we had no other president that was willing to do this.I did it my first term with China and others. We took in hundreds of billions of dollars of tariffs. No inflation.the most successful period of time that ...

It's time for Jim to stop trading. A bunch of things. First, congratulations to Michael Semlas.20 years in the market. I think that that is probably the most important influential uh piece of paper I've got in my hands. Agreed.Uh now I upgrade Capital One this morning, TD Cowan. That's very important. That's a big uh position for the uh the cap for our club. And we have our annual meeting for the club with a live stream on Friday.I think people will enjoy it. And we have flex on tonight which is like with C ...

Are stocks primed for a second half surge or a disappointing six months ahead. Let's ask Trivariat founder and CEO Adam Parker, New Edge Wealth's Cameron Dawson, and Payne Capital Management's Courtney Garcia. Adam and Court are CNBC contributors.Welcome one, welcome all. All right, so we're reminded today, well, the tariff stuff's still out there. I mean, the market's not reacting all that terribly, is it.No, not really. I I mean if you go through the details I don't even know if anybody understands the di ...

Trump's 870 page mega bill is now law, but a lot of people are still combing through the bill to figure out exactly what is in it. So, here are three winners of the bill that you might not have heard of before. Number one, your wireless carriers.AT&T, Verizon, T-Mobile, all of them are winners because the FCC is about to begin to reopen auctioning off the spectrum. Basically, giving these companies the chance to broadcast over new signals. This can help with things like 5G.And AT&T said in a statement after ...