Col. Jack Jacobs on European borders – MSNBC military analyst Colonel Jack Jacobs provides insight to news explosive material was found inside a Belgium “wagon,” which he says means a rail car, in discussing the Brussels explosions.
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Col. Jacobs on CNBC
Brussels attack could affect cross-border commerce, Brexit The attacks in the Belgian capital on Tuesday are unlikely to have a long-term impact on markets, but they could result in new roadblocks to cross-border commerce and lend momentum to Euro sceptics, analysts told CNBC. Read more here.
Beazley in CNBC
Another big health risk that can really hurt you 95 million patient records of Americans were hacked last year, and that’s just the beginning. Read more here.
Tortoise on CNBC
Why oil will hit $50 this year Tortoise Capital Advisors Managing Director Rob Thummel explains his forecast for oil and what areas of energy his long-only funds are focused on.
EquityZen on CNBC.com
On paper, Khosla’s firm could net a massive return on Square IPO When Square starts selling shares in its initial public offering (IPO), Silicon Valley powerhouse Khosla Ventures may see a huge windfall of $657 million — at least on paper. That estimate comes courtesy of research from EquityZen, and assumes that Square prices its […]
Col. Jacobs on Syria
Jacobs Blasts Obama Administration’s ‘Bankrupt’ Syria Policy: ‘We’re Not Doing Anything,’ Have ‘Egg On Our Face’ ‘We don’t even have a strategy’ Retired Col. Jack Jacobs, an NBC military analyst, blasted Obama administration policy in Syria Thursday, saying the latest moves by Russia in the war-torn nation showed “we’re not doing anything” and uncovered “the […]
Johnson Controls in NYT
Johnson Controls to Weigh a Breakup Johnson Controls is the latest member of corporate America to weigh a breakup as the best move for its shareholders. The industrial parts maker said on Wednesday that it was considering spinning off its auto parts arm, focusing on other divisions like its building air-conditioning operations. Read more here.
D&B on CNBC
D&B: Turning data into dollars – Bob Carrigan, Dun & Bradstreet CEO, discusses the company’s new growth strategy and revitalization of its global culture.
Tortoise on CNBC
Washington focusing on MLPs Discussing Kinder Morgan’s consolidation deal and the advantage of master limited partnerships, with Matthew Sallee, Tortoise Capital Advisors.
CNBC: Franklin Square lists on the NYSE
Franklin Square: Not the normal investment vehicle – Michael Forman, Franklin Square CEO, discusses his firm’s alternative investment approach and explains the size and scale of the company’s portfolio.
True Teambuilding
I’m always stunned by the “teambuilding” exercises corporations use to energize and motivate management. Some are outstanding…others better suited for the academic scrap pile. One of the best I’ve seen is the FDNY’s – the opportunity for a management team to spend a day learning how to manage a real crisis – a raging fire […]
JetBlue teams with the FDNY Foundation
JetBlue CEO Dave Barger talks about a great program offered by the FDNY and FDNY Foundation. Read more here.
Jim Cramer talks with Denis Gallagher of STB
Student Transportation CEO Denis Gallagher discusses business in Canada and the U.S., and how rising interest rates might impact its business
Where Does Gold Go From Here?
“Owning gold ETFs has been popular for a while, but some firms are starting to bet that owning physical gold is going to be popular as well, with CNBC’s Bob Pisani and Savneet Singh, Bullion Gold International founder/CEO.” View more info on CNBC Video.
GBI's Savneet Singh and Private Gold Vaulting on CNBC's Gold Rush Series
CNBC’s Bob Pisani has the story behind private gold vaulting, with Sanveet Singh, Gold Bullion International‘s CEO. Or view the video here.
High Frequency Trading
Sound advice from Dick Grasso on CNBC today. The SEC should pay attention. http://www.cnbc.com/id/44228471 Posted by Bob Zito at 8/22/2011 9:34 PM
NYSE, Deutsche Deal a ‘Springboard’ for Asia Expansion: Grasso
CNBC’s Guy Johnson with the latest details on News Corp’s phone hacking scandal, and insight on NYSE/Euronext shareholder approval of Deutsche Boerse merger, with Richard Grasso, New York Stock Exchange former chairman/CEO.