Squawk on The Street

"Squawk on the Street" operates right from the heart of the New York Stock Exchange, capturing the excitement as the opening bell rings every day. Our unique "Eye on the Floor" wireless cameras bring viewers directly onto the trading floor, showcasing the action where the world's largest companies conduct their trades. Additionally, our "Tick by Tick" charts provide real-time updates on every stock's trading activity. But our live coverage doesn't end at Wall and Broad Streets; we also feature exclusive insights from the CME Group in Chicago, offering immediate updates on treasury, currency, and commodity markets. Furthermore, "Squawk on the Street" broadcasts during the closing bells in Europe, starting at 10:30 am eastern, a period known for its volatility that significantly influences U.S. markets.

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UnitedHealth Group shares plunge 18% on reported DOJ probe into possible Medicare fraud

22 hours ago | cnbc.com | Annika Kim Constantino

Bloomberg | Bloomberg | Getty ImagesShares of UnitedHealth Group plunged more than 18% on Thursday following a report that the Justice Department is conducting a criminal investigation into the health-care giant over possible Medicare fraud. The DOJ is focusing on the company's Medicare Advantage business practices, but the exact nature of the potential criminal allegations is unclear, the Wall Street Journal reported late Wednesday, citing people familiar with the matter.
India approves Apple-supplier Foxconn's $433 million joint venture in bid to boost chip industry

1 day ago | cnbc.com | Dylan Butts

In this photo illustration, a Foxconn logo is seen displayed on a smartphone. Sopa Images | Lightrocket | Getty ImagesFoxconn, the world's largest contract electronics manufacturer, has received approval from the Indian government to build a semiconductor plant in a joint venture with HCL Group, drawing an investment of 37.06 billion rupees ($433 million).
The best stock picks from the Sohn hedge fund conference

1 day ago | cnbc.com | Pia Singh |Yun Li

A host of star stock pickers shared their best ideas at the prestigous 2025 Sohn Investment Conference in New York on Wednesday. The annual conference aims to raise funds for the Sohn Conference Foundation to contribute to medical research and is one of the most high-profile gatherings on Wall Street. Among the top conviction picks offered this year by a number of seasoned investment pros speaking before a rapt audience were: Sea Ltd.
Amazon lays off about 100 employees in devices and services unit

1 day ago | cnbc.com | Annie Palmer

An Amazon device is displayed at an Amazon Devices launch event in New York City, U.S., Feb. 26, 2025. Brendan McDermid | ReutersAmazon is laying off roughly 100 employees in its devices and services division, the company confirmed on Wednesday. The devices and services unit includes a wide range of businesses, such as the Alexa voice assistant, Echo hardware, Ring video doorbells and Zoox robotaxis.
YouTube announces Gemini AI feature to target ads when viewers are most engaged

1 day ago | cnbc.com | Zach Vallese

People walk by a YouTube logo as Google celebrates the 20th anniversary of the first video uploaded to YouTube, at the company's corporate headquarters in San Bruno, California, on April 23, 2025. Josh Edelson | AFP | Getty ImagesYouTube on Wednesday announced a new tool that will allow advertisers to use Google's Gemini AI model to target ads to viewers when they are most engaged with a video.
Hedge fund manager Einhorn sees upside for gold and inflation

1 day ago | cnbc.com | Jesse Pound

watch nowA hot streak for gold helped fuel a strong start to the year for Greenlight Capital, and hedge fund manager David Einhorn said Wednesday he still sees more upside for the yellow metal. The price of spot gold has surged more than 20% this year, with most of those gains coming in the first quarter. Einhorn, the president of Greenlight, told CNBC's Scott Wapner that his long-term case for gold is still intact and that the commodity can continue to go higher.
Healthy Returns: Trump provides a glimpse of the third round of Medicare drug price negotiations

1 day ago | cnbc.com | Annika Kim Constantino |Ashley Capoot |Bertha Coombs

In a photo illustration, prescription drugs are seen next to a pill bottle on July 23, 2024 in New York City. Spencer Platt | Getty Images News | Getty ImagesA version of this article first appeared in CNBC's Healthy Returns newsletter, which brings the latest health-care news straight to your inbox. Subscribe here to receive future editions. The Trump administration is already gearing up for another round of Medicare drug price negotiations, but it will look a little different this time around.
The stock market has escaped a ‘black hole’ and has upside from here, JPMorgan says

1 day ago | cnbc.com | Jesse Pound

Wednesday's market moves gave Wall Street little to celebrate, but the relatively calm session could be a sign that the environment has made a welcome shift toward something closer to normal. The S & P 500 shuffled between modest gains and losses throughout the session, ultimately closing up a mere 0.1%. But even at its lows of the day — around 5,872 — the index was well above a key range identified by Jason Hunter, the head of technical strategy at JPMorgan.
Nvidia turns positive for 2025, third 'Magnificent 7' member to do so as favored group regains groove

1 day ago | cnbc.com | Alex Harring

Jakub Porzycki | Nurphoto | Getty ImagesNvidia on Wednesday climbed into positive territory for the year, becoming the latest "Magnificent 7" member stock to flip into the green amid the broader market's recovery. The artificial intelligence darling surged more than 4% in the session, bringing its gain for this week above 15%. That rally has pulled the stock up about 0.7% year to date.
Klarna CEO says AI helped company shrink workforce by 40%

1 day ago | cnbc.com | Annie Palmer

Pedestrians walk by an advertisement for Klarna. Daniel Harvey Gonzalez | In Pictures via Getty ImagesKlarna CEO Sebastian Siemiatkowski said the company has managed to shrink its headcount by about 40%, in part due to investments in artificial intelligence and natural attrition in its workforce. "The truth is, the company has shrunk from about 5,000 to now almost 3,000 employees," Siemiatkowski told CNBC's "Power Lunch" on Wednesday.