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UK Economy A no-deal Brexit would make UK economy 'permanently smaller': Moody'sCNBC Colin Ellis, chief credit officer for EMEA at Moody's, says the risk of Britain crashing out of the EU without a deal has increased.
CFOs Expect interest rate environment to continue to decline, DWS CFO saysCNBC Claire Peel, CFO of DWS, says the asset management industry is facing fee pressure and that she expects interest rates to stay low.
Fitch Ratings There's a 'significant rise' in trade, military tensions: Fitch RatingsCNBC Cedric Chehab of Fitch Solutions discusses military tensions and the relationship between the U.S., China and Taiwan.
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U.S. Department of Justice DOJ announces antitrust review into Big TechCNBC CNBC's Elizabeth Schulze outlines the U.S. Department of Justice's antitrust probe into Big Tech's market practices.
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British Pound UBS has a long pound position against the US dollarCNBC The British pound is very cheap, but could trade above $1.30 or $1.35 if the probability of a hard Brexit shrinks, says Dominic Schnider of UBS …
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Cherries A look at Chinese demand for US cherriesCNBC CNBC's Eunice Yoon reports on Chinese demand for U.S. cherries in light of trade tariffs and competition from cheaper cherries from Turkey and …
Personality Personality matters more in your job interview than you might think — these traits are the biggest turn-offsCNBC - Karen Gilchrist The next time you go for a job interview, you should spend time brushing up your personality — not just your skill set. That's according to a new …
India India is a stock-picking, sector-picking market now: InvestorCNBC India was a "rising tide lifts all boats" market for a few years, but there's now a big sector bifurcation going on, says Mary Manning of Ellerston …
King's College London The UK may be headed to a general election soon: ProfessorCNBC It's "quite unlikely" that the U.K.'s next prime minister, Boris Johnson, will be able to renegotiate Theresa May's Brexit deal in a significant way, …
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AkzoNobel Akzo Nobel second-quarter core profit surges 36% on higher pricesCNBC - Reuters with CNBC.com Dutch paints and coatings maker Akzo Nobel reported a better-than-expected 36% jump in second-quarter core profit on Wednesday, as higher prices and …
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CEOs Skanska predicts weaker future after earnings beat expectationsCNBC Anders Danielsson, CEO of Skanska, discusses the firm's second quarter earnings.
Iberdrola CEO says UK energy price cap is bad newsCNBC Ignacio Galan speaks about Britain's decision to impose a price cap on utility tariffs.
UK Economy A no-deal Brexit would make UK economy 'permanently smaller': Moody'sCNBC Colin Ellis, chief credit officer for EMEA at Moody's, says the risk of Britain crashing out of the EU without a deal has increased.
CFOs Expect interest rate environment to continue to decline, DWS CFO saysCNBC Claire Peel, CFO of DWS, says the asset management industry is facing fee pressure and that she expects interest rates to stay low.
Fitch Ratings There's a 'significant rise' in trade, military tensions: Fitch RatingsCNBC Cedric Chehab of Fitch Solutions discusses military tensions and the relationship between the U.S., China and Taiwan.
Environment It's been an environment of moderate growth, strategist saysCNBC Jonathan Bell, partner and chief investment officer at Stanhope Capital, discusses global markets and the world economy.
Hong Kong Beijing suggests it could mobilize troops in Hong Kong if necessaryCNBC - Huileng Tan China's defense ministry on Wednesday indicated that the People's Liberation Army could be deployed in Hong Kong as protests continue in the …
Deutsche Bank ECB rate cut should have tiering system to insulate banks, Deutsche Bank CFO saysCNBC James von Moltke, CFO of Deutsche Bank, outlines how lower interest rates might impact the German lender's revenue potential.
International Relations Currency markets don't pay much attention to geopolitics: DBSCNBC Philip Wee of DBS says currency markets pay more attention to monetary policy rather than geopolitical tensions.
U.S. Department of Justice DOJ announces antitrust review into Big TechCNBC CNBC's Elizabeth Schulze outlines the U.S. Department of Justice's antitrust probe into Big Tech's market practices.
Singapore Start-up CEO: Buying a house is 'completely crazy,' so co-living will be the answer for manyCNBC - Stella Soon "Buying a house right now, it's like completely crazy if you think about it." That's the assessment from Yoan Kamalski, the founder of Singapore-based …
Brexit A lot of people in the EU are sick of Brexit: EconomistCNBC Simon Baptist of The Economist Intelligence Unit says patience is wearing "very, very thin" in the European Union when it comes to Brexit. He also …
Deutsche Bank Deutsche's restructuring is 'too little, too late': Porta AdvisorsCNBC Deutsche Bank's reform should have come 10 years ago and "much more" needs to be done now, says Beat Wittmann of Porta Advisors.
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British Pound UBS has a long pound position against the US dollarCNBC The British pound is very cheap, but could trade above $1.30 or $1.35 if the probability of a hard Brexit shrinks, says Dominic Schnider of UBS …
Beer A currency cold war is brewing, says NomuraCNBC Rob Subbaraman of Nomura says he worries that central banks are starting to run out of ammunition and may use exchange rates as a policy. That could …
Brexit A no-deal Brexit may be the most realistic scenario: ProfessorCNBC Cedomir Nestorovic of the ESSEC Business School discusses U.S.-U.K. relations and the possible outcomes for Brexit. He says there's a 60% chance of a …
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United States Why this strategist likes Carnival and SchlumbergerCNBC David Dietze of Point View Wealth Management explains why it's difficult to be particularly bullish on U.S. banks. He says he is looking to invest in …
Economics Why the IMF is revising global growth forecasts downCNBC Gita Gopinath, chief economist at the IMF, says global growth forecasts are being revised down because of trade tensions and weakness in emerging and …
Cherries A look at Chinese demand for US cherriesCNBC CNBC's Eunice Yoon reports on Chinese demand for U.S. cherries in light of trade tariffs and competition from cheaper cherries from Turkey and …
Personality Personality matters more in your job interview than you might think — these traits are the biggest turn-offsCNBC - Karen Gilchrist The next time you go for a job interview, you should spend time brushing up your personality — not just your skill set. That's according to a new …
India India is a stock-picking, sector-picking market now: InvestorCNBC India was a "rising tide lifts all boats" market for a few years, but there's now a big sector bifurcation going on, says Mary Manning of Ellerston …
King's College London The UK may be headed to a general election soon: ProfessorCNBC It's "quite unlikely" that the U.K.'s next prime minister, Boris Johnson, will be able to renegotiate Theresa May's Brexit deal in a significant way, …
Tariffs China's tax cuts may be able to offset the cost of trade tariffs, economist saysCNBC - Abigail Ng Tax cuts could end up supporting economic growth in China, even if Beijing's trade war with the U.S. doesn't improve, according to the chief …
AkzoNobel Akzo Nobel second-quarter core profit surges 36% on higher pricesCNBC - Reuters with CNBC.com Dutch paints and coatings maker Akzo Nobel reported a better-than-expected 36% jump in second-quarter core profit on Wednesday, as higher prices and …
AkzoNobel We've offset the increased price of raw materials, Akzo Nobel CEO saysCNBC Thierry Vanlancker, CEO of Akzo Nobel, discusses the company's earnings.
Stock Markets CNBC International Premarket Briefing: July 24, 2019CNBC CNBC market reporters bring you the latest on the stock markets throughout the day as well as fast, accurate, and actionable business news.
Profit European market share and profit increasing despite market downturn, Groupe PSA chairman saysCNBC Carlos Tavares, chairman of Groupe PSA, discusses the autos firm's earnings.
CEOs Skanska predicts weaker future after earnings beat expectationsCNBC Anders Danielsson, CEO of Skanska, discusses the firm's second quarter earnings.
