Brinker International CEO credits Chili's growth to marketing strategies ○
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Brinker International CEO Kevin Hochman unpacked the company's recent quarter in an interview with CNBC's Jim Cramer.
Warren Buffett's secret stock could be revealed imminently. What it could be ○
CNBC Pro used Morningstar data to identify wide moat stocks in the industrial sector.
Odds of Trump tapping David Zervos for Fed chief jump on Kalshi after CNBC report ○
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Users on prediction market Kalshi are increasing their chances that Jefferies Chief Market Strategist David Zervos will become the next Federal Reserve Chair.
Jim Cramer says this stock is 'the barometer' for the stock market — and it's not Nvidia ○
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CNBC's Jim Cramer said Wednesday that Goldman Sachs "encapsulates everything" about the market.
CNBC's The China Connection newsletter: Wonders and woes of China's robotics industry ○
Humanoid robots still struggle to process and respond to their surroundings, a limitation that keeps them from most real-life workplace roles.
CNBC Daily Open: The U.S. inflation jump scare is not here — at least not yet ○
Markets hit record highs as investors saw inflation numbers as a sign the Fed has room to cut rates more — or that tariffs might not drive prices much higher.
European stocks poised to extend gains after Wall Street’s record highs ○
Join CNBC for live updates on what's making European markets move.
CNBC's UK Exchange newsletter: Is London's financial future evolving or eroding? ○
The U.K. capital’s reputation as a financial powerhouse is in question.
'Big beautiful bill': These are the sectors investors are betting on and avoiding in a new fiscal era ○
Strategists CNBC spoke to say they believe the bill is more than just another round of stimulus, and investors are making clear sectoral bets.
CNBC Daily Open: Will the other shoe drop when it comes to U.S. inflation? ○
Markets hit record highs as investors saw inflation numbers as a sign the Fed has room to cut rates more — or that tariffs might not drive prices much higher.
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