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  • Apple released a special red edition of the iPhone 7 and iPhone 7 Plus this spring. Cook told investors on a conference call that he expected that market to improve, but not come back to growth. Some people may also be delaying smartphone purchases in anticipation of a new, fancier forthcoming phone, chief executive Tim Cook told CNBC. Apple boss Tim Cook said the that the iPhone 7 Plus sales were “extremely strong.” Other products, like the much-maligned Apple TV, Apple Watch and AirPods, saw r
    Apple keeps getting richer, even though it's selling fewer iPhones than a year ago

  • Police, helped by the local association representing taxi companies, have cracked down in recent months on unlicensed drivers working for Uber’s POP service, the company’s most affordable option for riders. “The taxi companies represent a big monopoly in Norway,” says Christin Staubo , a local resident who works in the tech industry in Oslo. Staubo said that Uber prices have increased in the past 9 months to become more comparable to the taxi companies. Despite the prevalence of cars on the road
    Uber drivers in Norway fear losing their license, or even their car

  • The wealthy Southeast Asian island of Singapore wants entrepreneurs to help it become the world’s first smart nation. “We’re looking at how innovation and ideas come together to solve real life problems for the economy, whether it’s in finance, healthcare, or logistics,” Tan Kiat How, CEO of Info-communications Media Development Authority of Singapore (IMDA), told CNBC on Wednesday. The city-state, which has attracted hordes of tech start-ups, traditional companies and venture capital firms than
    Singapore wants innovators to solve 'real life problems'

  • Apple now has more than $250 billion in cash, and one investor is demanding the company start spending its money. True to the playbook Gerber references, Apple increased its quarterly dividend on Tuesday from $0.57 to $0.63, paying out a total of $13.22 billion to investors. That bump in dividend helped Apple surpass Exxon as the largest dividend payer in the world, S&P Global said Tuesday. Gerber has previously suggested Apple buy GoPro but did not make any new suggestions for Apple during Tues
    'It's time for Tim Cook to spend the money,' irate investor says

  • The new regulations, released by the Cyberspace Administration of China (CAC) on its website, extend restrictions on what news can be produced and distributed by online platforms, requiring all services to be managed by party-sanctioned editorial staff. The rules, which come into effect on June 1, apply to all political, economic, military, or diplomatic reports or opinion articles on blogs, websites, forums, search engines, instant messaging apps and all other platforms that select or edit news
    China tightens rules on online news, network providers

  • Twilio CEO Jeff Lawson blamed Uber for the software developer’s disappointing financial results. Uber accounts for 12 percent of Twilio’s revenue. Uber uses the company’s software to connect drivers and passengers without divulging personal information. Not including Uber, Twilio’s base revenue jumped 60 percent in the first quarter. Twilio shares plunged 30 percent in extended trading after the company gave a revenue forecast for the second quarter and full year that trailed analysts’ estimates
    Twilio CEO blames Uber for disappointing financial results

  • Sacca, who also founded Lowercase Capital, announced in April that he is retiring from venture capital and “Shark Tank.” He went on to discuss how his appearance on the Forbes Midas List changed how people perceived him. “That was the first time…the word billionaire was associated with me, and it just flipped everything,” he said. “So the only time I get challenged now is when I’m arguing with other billionaires.” “There’s just this aspirational culture that I think has elevated successful bus
    Chris Sacca: 'Billionaire is an incredibly magical word in our language'

  • President Donald Trump sent a jolt into the financial world this week by saying in an interview that breaking up the big banks is something that he’s “looking at right now.” But what this does seem to be is yet another bold promise from President Trump when he’ll be happy with something much more modest. The big banks are bigger, the smaller banks are smaller, and the hurdle this situation presents for our economy is more pronounced than ever. Now, President Trump says he’s considering reversing
    Trump said he’s ‘looking at’ breaking up big banks—but he won’t—commentary

  • President Donald Trump has repeatedly criticized the Food and Drug Administration for approving drugs too slowly. Rigorous clinical trials are necessary, former FDA commissioner Dr. Robert Califf told CNBC in an interview at the World Medical Innovation Forum in Boston. And while he said patient advocacy is powerful — and that heart disease is an area that could benefit from increased patient demand for reimbursement of new therapies — Califf argued advocacy doesn’t change the FDA’s decisions. H
    Here's the advice the last FDA commissioner has for his successor

  • “This is a turning point for United,” Munoz said told the House Transportation Committee during a tense hearing. “For the last three weeks, I have spent every day thinking about how we got here,” Munoz told the committee. United recently settled with the injured passenger, Dr. David Dao, and has issued a number of policy changes. Representatives of Southwest Airlines, Alaska Air, American Airlines and an aviation consultant for the Consumers Union also were present during the question and answer
    United CEO testifies to angry lawmakers: 'I have spent every day thinking about how we got here'

  • Billionaire tech entrepreneur and frequent Trump critic Mark Cuban told CNBC on Tuesday he gives the president a “C-minus” for his first 100 days in the White House. “Economically, I like what he’s doing,” Cuban said on “Squawk Alley” from the sidelines of BTIG’s 15th annual charity day in New York. “[But] If you don’t learn from history you’re doomed to repeat it,” the Dallas Mavericks owner and “Shark Tank” investor said. Cuban did say Trump is a “great salesperson.” — Disclosure: CNBC owns th
    Mark Cuban gives Trump a 'C-minus' on first 100 days

  • As the Nasdaq climbed to new highs and left the S&P 500 behind, Cramer looked to the charts for answers to which companies were really behind the record move. When the whole market got a boost in April, the Nasdaq took off while the S&P struggled to retrace its February highs. “In other words, the stunning rally in the Nasdaq is about more than just these high-profile stocks,” Cramer said. You combine that with machine learning and we can perfect our services just for you. We can be the perfect
    Cramer Remix: Why you shouldn’t base your investments off Trump’s erratic behavior

  • Jim Cramer rang the lightning round bell, which means he gave his take on caller favorite stocks at rapid speed:Darden Restaurants: “Alright, Darden. I have been behind this stock for 40 points and I am not wavering. Schlumberger Limited: “OK, Schlumberger, I told club members from [my charitable trust] ActionAlerts, ‘Not yet, not yet, not yet.’ You know how the biotechs are – if they have something in Phase 3, I’m real interested.” Mad Money Twitter – Jim Cramer Twitter – Facebook – Instagram –
    Cramer's lightning round: I am not wavering on this longtime Cramer-fave

  • And so you’re seeing both of those trends play into the strengths that PayPal can offer into the market,” the CEO said. Take Venmo, PayPal’s millennial-oriented peer-to-peer payment service that went viral with very little marketing. Along with Venmo’s millennial-driven success, Schulman credited PayPal’s rise to the company’s core beliefs and its many partnerships. “Our overriding mantra is to be customer champion,” Schulman told Cramer. Considering that drove management to give PayPal customer
    CEO Dan Schulman points to 2 market-wide trends fueling PayPal's success

  • “In other words, the stunning rally in the Nasdaq is about more than just these high-profile stocks,” Cramer said. Posni started by comparing two key exchange-traded funds, or ETFs, to pinpoint one of this rally’s biggest drivers: software. “So when you see the software stocks outperforming the Nasdaq 100, it’s a pretty clear statement that software is beating the rest of tech,” the “Mad Money” host said. For the past eight months, its stock maintained a floor of support at its 50-day moving ave
    Cramer's charts reveal the real drivers of the Nasdaq's rally

  • “These deals have transformed it from a tiny regional player to a company with businesses in every fast-growing state. And that’s how Martin Marietta could act like a fast growing tech stock when it blew out the quarter [Monday] night,” Cramer explained. The fourth and final rule is having “a better mousetrap,” which Cramer has seen time and time again with tech giant Apple. Certainly, some stocks find other ways to move up against political worry. Mad Money Twitter – Jim Cramer Twitter – Facebo
    Cramer: The 4 ways to boost stocks amid political uncertainty

  • What Apple may buy with all its cash: Researcher 14 Hours Ago | 00:33There was a time when Apple investors were loath to call it a “dividend stock.” Now it’s the biggest dividend stock there is. Apple announced after the bell Tuesday a 10.5 percent increase in its dividend to $13.22 billion annually, surpassing Exxon Mobil’s $12.77 billion payout and making it the biggest-paying dividend stock in the world. The giant payout increase, a luxury made possible by the tech company’s now $256.8 billio
    Apple now pays the biggest dividend in the world, surpassing Exxon's payout

  • The merger of consumer-review site Angie’s List and IAC’s HomeAdvisor has huge potential and may be just the beginning of IAC’s expansion into the space, CEO Joey Levin told CNBC on Tuesday. It happened about a year and a half after Angie’s List rebuffed IAC’s first bid. About six months ago, Angie’s List reached out to IAC, Levin said. Shares of Angie’s List soared Tuesday, closing up over 61 percent. Levin said the big boost in Angie’s List reflects a number of things, including the value of A
    Potential of Angie's List and HomeAdvisor merger 'enormous,' IAC CEO says

  • The futuristic rail system known as Hyperloop operates on the same fundamental principle as airplanes but is much safer, according to one of the major players developing the disruptive transportation. Hyperloop Transportation Technologies (HTT) is creating magnetic technology that will transport passengers in levitating capsules through steel tubes at a supersonic speed of 760 miles per hour. “Basically, our system is an airplane inside a tube,” he told CNBC at the InnovFest Unbound conference i
    Hyperloop versus airplanes: What's safer?

  • I think they’ll be cautiously dismissive over the first quarter GDP number,” said Luke Tilley, chief economist at Wilmington Trust. After the weak first quarter, economists expect the economy to bounce back in the second quarter, with some forecasting better than 3 percent growth. But inflation is one of the key data points that have disappointed, and economists say the Fed could say something about it. They’ll say effectively they’re looking through it [economic weakness,]” he said. The $4.5 tr
    Fed is expected to ignore the fact that the economy barely grew in the first quarter

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