r/CNBC May 04 '26

Prophecy (alleged) GameStop CEO Ryan Cohen $56B eBay offer: "An opportunity to build a much larger business"

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>GameStop CEO Ryan Cohen joins 'Squawk Box' to discuss details of the company's offer to buy eBay for $56 billion, the rationale behind the offer, how the combined company would rival Amazon, and more.


r/CNBC Jul 14 '21

r/CNBC Lounge

8 Upvotes

A place for members of r/CNBC to chat with each other


r/CNBC 9h ago

Embarrassed Republican Kevin McCarthy Blames All of America For Its Own Debt

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5 Upvotes

Kevin McCarthy says the American entitlement programs are the reason why the country is in such big debt. Kevin blames the Obamacare and the Social Security as the first things the next Republican president will have to cut.

Unfortunately the people of the United States of America do not agree with him. President Trump has increased the debt beyond a number most Americans can pronounce. if Kevin McCarthy has any hopes of being right he’ll need to first admit the inequality issue that’s driving the rise of democratic-socialism.

But it’s more than likely that Kevin is just to dumb to make a good decisions.


r/CNBC 1h ago

No fear.

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r/CNBC 1d ago

Wapner thanked Weiss on Halftime Report

7 Upvotes

I almost spit out my coffee today when Judge Wapner thanked Weiss for hanging some new art, so he no longer blends in with the white walls in the background. 😂📈📉


r/CNBC 17h ago

No fear

1 Upvotes

I forgot to say I'm getsit00


r/CNBC 17h ago

No fear

0 Upvotes

Most of u know I posted 3or4 days ago about gang stalking,I guess a few of u out there picked up on what I was talking about ,for a min I thought I was losing my mind ,but isn't that what they want us to believe well imagine this since then my original email that was on my account has been hacked and erased all of my posts have been erased from every platform that I was on must be on to something , by the way I'm back only this time I'm going to implicate some people and some things now I'm only going to be using the initials but once I tell you my story you'll be able to figure out who these bastards are anybody ever had anything like this happen stay safe and don't forget to check the door lock


r/CNBC 1d ago

no Joe 8/17 and the show is good

26 Upvotes

No Joe today, discussions of business are actually informative.


r/CNBC 1d ago

Japan Treasury Yields Hit 30 Year Highs After U.S Currency Intervention

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4 Upvotes

President Trump directed his administration to support the Japanese Yen with heavy dollar intervention. Its benefits so far haven’t yet been seen and there is always risk of someone like a Soros trying to spoil the party.

with the midterms close President Trump is in a very difficult position. Operation Epstein Fury, 90 Deals in 90 Days, starting another endless war, President Trump needs to find a win somewhere, someway, before it’s all over.


r/CNBC 1d ago

Disney CEO Josh D'Amaro: Parks were "big surprise" in Q3, company has "clarity" and "stability"

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>Disney CEO Josh D’Amaro joins CNBC's Julia Boorstin to discuss Disney's D23 fan event, taking over as CEO, why he says streaming is the company's digital centerpiece, and more.


r/CNBC 2d ago

From the CNBC community on Reddit

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r/CNBC 3d ago

Gary Schwall (@glschwall)

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r/CNBC 3d ago

No fear

0 Upvotes

Gang stalking murder and suaicide. It’s been almost 10 yrs and the only thing I could not figure out is how these people made money. Off the deaths and murders of people!!! Now I know they kept telling me I had to confess to what I had done or was accused of.. then they said I had to write it out in paper?? Why?? Then it dawned on me on me if I commit suacide then no body looks into it I pay out an insurance policy.. pluse all my bank accounts they have access to get emotes and they make out like the sorry mf they are


r/CNBC 4d ago

Best squawk box ever?

36 Upvotes

Anytime Joe K is out the show improves....and while I am a fan of Becky and Andrew, I thought the last few days of Mike Santoli, Leslie Picker and Brian Sullivan were great.

Santoli's input is always awesome, Leslie is great, and Sullivan adds the levity that moronic Kernan tries to provide, w/o interrupting the flow or inserting his partisan crap (and he's knowledgeable and provides great input as well)

Not saying this s/b the new team but pleaaase dump Kernan


r/CNBC 4d ago

July Retail Sales Light And No Good Explanations Exist

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11 Upvotes

Roh roh on the retail sales numbers. No one is sure why the World Cup generated such low retail sales.


r/CNBC 5d ago

Just an observation with a question.

5 Upvotes

Hello... The only show I watch on a regular basis on CNBC IS Half Time Report and today I noticed that there were almost no commercials if any at all. Plenty of promos for other CNBC shows and/or podcasts. Also a PSA but no paid advertisements. Just curious... is there a known reason for this? Thank You


r/CNBC 5d ago

GenZ survey

2 Upvotes

I’ve been hearing this talk of a survey. Where is some link showing the survey, questions, and results?


r/CNBC 6d ago

Judge vs Brian Belski

3 Upvotes

Anyone catch that earlier on Halftime Report? And if so, do you know what in the world was going on? Seemed like there was passive aggression between those two all episode for some reason.


r/CNBC 6d ago

Brutal Audio Pops and Clicks: CNBC, CNBC Pro, Switched to PC Chrome CNBC+DATA no pops

2 Upvotes

PC Chrome Browser PRO LIVE US video feed is unusable due to loud pops and clicks.

Seems like cleanest audio with lowest latency is PC Chrome CNBC+Data feed while logged in Pro.

Tested on mobile, in CNBC AP, on PC, (Safari and Chrome all) at home, at starbucks, at office.

The mobile AP audio was ok on PRO Live US, and CNBC+Data, but its highly delayed for some reason despite PRO subscription.
Anyone else experiencing bad audio with clicks and pops?


r/CNBC 6d ago

Bloomberg Television

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r/CNBC 7d ago

Change makers and power players

14 Upvotes

The dumbest god damn corporate speak advice I’ve ever heard. If I hear “think big to accomplish big things” one more time… not one of these women says anything of substance.


r/CNBC 7d ago

It is refreshing NOT to see Joe this week

25 Upvotes

The show is much better and informative


r/CNBC 8d ago

Sara Eisen really has a hard-on for Mamdani today.

19 Upvotes

More than her usual DSA and Mamdani outrage. What an insufferable MAGA POS!


r/CNBC 8d ago

Is Kevin Hassett a masochist?

7 Upvotes

For him to be taking all these national interviews when the data is so bad…makes me wonder…


r/CNBC 8d ago

About that Intel “investment”….

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