Monday, 17 April 2017

Wells Fargo's top two executives just gave the stock a $5 million vote of confidence

Wells Fargo's new chief executive officer and its chairman together bought $5 million worth of stock on Monday, just days after shares skidded on mixed earnings results.


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Wells Fargo's top two executives just gave the stock a $5 million vote of confidence

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You're about to pay more for your burrito at Chipotle

Billionaire Jeff Greene: I think we're likely to have a slowdown of 0% percent growth

Trump chimes in on Georgia election as cash pours in to help — or stop — a 30-year-old Democrat

Apple co-founder Steve Wozniak has gotten over his fear of artificial intelligence

The man spending millions to tell Elon Musk to 'dump Trump' is just getting started

Here's how to send someone a Starbucks coffee from your iPhone

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This is CNBC's first-ever broadcast from April 17, 1989
Exactly 28 years ago, CNBC went on the air for the first-time ever. This is video of the debut broadcast from April 17, 1989.

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