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CNBC's Jim Cramer said sour bank loans pave the way for the Federal Reserve to cut interest rates because they signal the economy is going south.
CNBC Sport: Apple’s Eddy Cue says sports streaming needs fixing as company nears F1 rights deal ○
Apple is about to announce a $140 million per year media rights deal with F1 for its U.S. rights, according to people familiar with the matter.
BlackRock’s crypto push deepens with a retooled product to serve stablecoin issuers ○
This latest move from Larry Fink's firm aims to further capitalize on the boom in stablecoin demand, BlackRock first told CNBC.
AI buildout spend is justified even if there are 'casualties,' Jim Cramer says ⊕
CNBC's Jim Cramer argued that Big Tech's enormous investments in AI will be worthwhile.
Top European Central Bank board members see sticky inflation but clear rate path ⊕⊕
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ECB board members speak exclusively to CNBC at the IMF and World Bank annual meetings in Washington about the interest rate path and their views on Europe.
CNBC Daily Open: Major U.S. banks enjoy a blowout quarter — assuaging trade war concerns ○
Whether traders continue pushing equities to highs amid fractious relations with China will depend, in part, on the earnings of major technology companies.
CNBC's Inside India newsletter: UPI’s global push: Exporting indigenous tech, and furthering economic strategy ⊕
The deeper you look at UPI transaction numbers, its international rollout is beginning to appear less like a tech story and more of an economic strategy.
CNBC Daily Open: Strong bank earnings seem to overshadow escalating trade war ○
Whether traders continue pushing equities to highs amid fractious relations with China will depend, in part, on the earnings of major technology companies.
Arm CEO says moving some AI workloads from the cloud will make it more sustainable ⊕
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Arm Holdings CEO Rene Haas discussed AI technology's energy use in an interview with CNBC's Jim Cramer.
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