830 with the CPI. Joining us now Eric Friedman US Bank Chief Investment Officer. What a year so far Eric, did you start with with a bullish outlook for 2025.What type of year end numbers are you talking about for the S&P. When we started. >> So we had a 6325 figure.>> At the beginning of. >> The year which was tested. It's been tested a couple of times.So we stuck with it. We think you have we have. >> The whole time. >> The whole time.The whole time we'll probably use this opportunity because we're actuall ...

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-Already it's impacted our business because it's reduced the amount of volume of business that's out there. Westin: Jeff Bowman is the CEO of Cocona Labs, which makes a compound used in fabric. -We have a technology called 37.5% technology.The purpose of it is to remove humidity from the microclimate next to your skin. That helps you stay more comfortable in both warm and cold weather conditions, and it helps you operate at a peak performance if you're an athlete. You can operate at peak performance longer, ...

Apple CEO Tim Cook and Nvidia uh Nvidia CEO Jensen Wong. If you say Nvidia and CEO, you almost say Nvidia, you know, Nvidia. Nvidia, uh visiting the White House this week.Meanwhile, President Trump is publicly calling on Intel CEO to resign. Joining us now, Galam Makanda, lecture uh at Yale School of Management. I mean it's never a dull moment at least um professor and and for being in this business just watching what happens in in the current administration is fascinating but I just made the current point ...

President Trump's efforts to remake the global economy entered a new phase today as US import taxes, otherwise known as tariffs, reached their highest level since the Great Depression. Joining us now, NBC News senior business correspondent Christine Romans and University of Michigan professor of economics and public policy Justin Wolfers. Welcome back from vacation, Justin.Uh Christine, how are the markets reacting to this. Well, you've got stocks down a little bit today, but really it's been a resilient re ...

What did you make of the allocation towards glass, for example, particularly in Kentucky, in the United States. I think the cook is being very strategic about giving the administration what they want, which is investment in the U.S., but doing so in a way that is feasible. So it's still not about bringing production of the iPhone back, but really leaning into some of the partners like Corning and manufacture.The mastery of this is not just about the iPhone and Apple watches that are sold in the states that ...

As of midnight this morning, President Trump's tariffs on dozens of America's trading partners are in effect right now. A variety of products will be hit. From European appliances to Japanese cars to toys from China and TVs from South Korea.The overall average effective tariff rate is now more than 17% which is the highest level in nearly a century. Meanwhile, Trump announced yesterday he will double tariffs on India to 50% due to the country's purchases of Russian oil. That is set to go into effect later t ...

President Trump and Apple CEO Tim Cook announcing an additional uh 100 billion dollar manufacturing deal. Joining us now CNBC contributor Walter Isacson. He's written books on Steve Jobs, Elon Musk. You know, when when we intro you, Walter, and we start talking about who you've written books, I I want to keep going uh because you it I mean the list is like mindboggling. Who else? So, Da Vinci, who else? You know, Jennifer Dow is the one you got to watch because she's the one who created the gene editing tec ...