
Nicolas Vega
Lead Entertainment Reporter at CNBC Make It
Entertainment, pop culture + more @CNBCMakeIt • Formerly @nypost, @businessinsider, @bupipedream • [email protected] • 🇪🇸🇵🇷
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22 hours ago |
cnbc.com | Nicolas Vega |Nicolás Vega
After spending nearly a third of his life as an investor, Nick Jonas knows what he's looking for when it comes to companies he wants to put his money into. The 32-year-old pop star has invested in companies like Ember Technologies, Olipop and Magic Spoon. In an interview with Fortune, Jonas explained that what these companies have in common is they all have stories that resonate with him and are run by people who interest him.
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23 hours ago |
flipboard.com | Nicolas Vega |Nicolás Vega
2 hours agoGordon Chang: This Is Why China Came Out Ahead In Tariff Agreement With The U.S.On "Forbes Newsroom," author and U.S.-China relations expert Gordon Chang discussed the U.S.-China trade deal and what comes next as President Trump continues to attempt to open up China to U.S. goods. Watch the full interview above.
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2 days ago |
cnbc.com | Nicolas Vega |Nicolás Vega
It may be hard to believe after 40 years of superstardom, but there was once a time when Tom Cruise could get starstruck by a Hollywood icon. Speaking during an event at the BFI cinema in London, the "Mission: Impossible" star revealed that it was thanks to encouragement from his sister that he landed his role in "Rain Man." In 1984, a 22-year-old Cruise was eating with his sister in New York City when she spotted a familiar face at the restaurant.
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1 week ago |
cnbc.com | Nicolas Vega |Nicolás Vega
After 17 years of delays, the REAL ID deadline is finally here. The Department of Homeland Security's long-delayed policy requires that all Americans have an ID with REAL ID's telltale star marking in the top righthand corner in order to board a domestic flight, access certain federal facilities or enter a nuclear power plant. The REAL ID Act was introduced in 2005 in an effort to tighten the nation's air travel security in the wake of the September 11 attacks.
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1 week ago |
cnbc.com | Nicolas Vega |Nicolás Vega
One weekend early in high school, Derek Jeter was faced with a choice: join his friends on a fishing trip or stay behind to go to baseball practice. He presented the decision to his father, who told the teenager to think long and hard about what he wanted to do. "He simply said, 'Look, if you want to be a fisherman, go. But if you want to be a Major League Baseball player, you got to go to practice,'" Jeter explained.
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