Berkshire CEO Warren Buffett joins CNBC’s Becky Quick for a special edition of Squawk Box on Monday morning at the Nebraska Furniture Mart in Omaha. Warren Buffett, left, joined CNBC’s Becky Quick for a special edition of Squawk Box on Monday at Nebraska Furniture Mart.
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Larry Summers: Trump administrationa s grousing more like an East…
Many business people think it is wonderful that we have a new administration in Washington filled with people from business backgrounds. To a point, I relate.
Gary Cohn Emerges From Trump Shadows Touting Dodd-Frank Overhaul
President Donald Trump’s economic policies have a new public face, and it belongs to a balding Wall Street banker barely a month out of the No. 2 job at Goldman Sachs Group Inc. Gary Cohn, who left Goldman’s glass-and-steel lower Manhattan headquarters for a West Wing office with enormous potential clout, is taking on an expanded role as he fills a gap while the new administration waits to seat its Treasury Secretary.
Dating app pairs people who hate the same things
Hater allows people to bond over all the other things they hate. Buzz60’s Amanda Kabbabe has the details.
Wells Fargo & Company MN Raises Position in FARO Technologies, Inc.
Wells Fargo & Company MN boosted its stake in shares of FARO Technologies, Inc. by 8.8% during the third quarter, Holdings Channel reports. The institutional investor owned 7,555 shares of the company’s stock after buying an additional 613 shares during the period.
Trump and his companies ‘owe more than $1.4 billion’, says Wall Street Journal
The revelation has prompted renewed concern about a potential conflict of interests minefield when President-elect Donald Trump takes office in two weeks’ time. Photo/ AP Debt “connected” to the President-elect’s companies adding up to more than US$1 billion is owed to more than 150 financial institutions, the Wall Street Journal reported overnight.
Democrats are already building a case against Trumpa s pick to lead Treasury Department
Steven Mnuchin, President-elect Donald Trump’s pick to lead the Treasury, arrives at Trump Tower in New York on Dec. 12. President-elect Donald Trump’s pick to lead the Treasury Department is likely to face a contentious confirmation battle centered on his purchase of a failed subprime mortgage lender that repeatedly has been accused of wrongful foreclosures. The formal vetting process for Steven T. Mnuchin, who served as Trump’s campaign finance chairman and worked at investment bank Goldman Sachs for nearly two decades, has not yet begun.