
Frank Holland
CNBC correspondent and host, providing expert commentary on the economy and markets.
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Apr 4, 2025 • 1h 31min
TRUMP’S TARIFFS EXPLAINED: Impact on Your Wallet, Opportunities, Recession Warning & Market Crash
Joining the discussion are Frank Holland, a CNBC correspondent known for his keen economic insights, and Caleb Silver, Editor-in-Chief of Investopedia, who provides a historical lens on tariffs. They dig into the implications of Trump's tariffs, unraveling how they may inflate prices and affect daily consumers. The duo discusses the potential for a recession and upheavals in the job market, while weighing opportunities for entrepreneurs amid economic turmoil. Insights on navigating uncertain political landscapes and investment strategies also take center stage.

Mar 20, 2025 • 43min
Nike Reports Results… And Commerce Chief Charges Tesla Up 3/20/25
In this discussion, Frank Holland, a CNBC reporter with a keen eye on market dynamics, dives into Nike's latest earnings amid revenue challenges and strategic shifts. He highlights the company's performance in key markets and emphasizes the importance of product innovation. The conversation shifts to the political spotlight on Tesla, exploring how it became a hot topic and gauging its future potential as shares remain significantly down. The impact of economic uncertainties on both companies offers listeners valuable insights into navigating the current market landscape.

Oct 4, 2024 • 34min
Betting on the Election & Elon Musk’s Tech Gamble 10/04/24
Tarek Mansour, founder and CEO of Kalshi, discusses the resurgence of election betting now that a federal hold has been lifted, exploring its implications for political outcomes. Walter Isaacson, renowned author and expert on Elon Musk, analyzes the fierce AI race between Musk's xAI and OpenAI, which just reached a staggering $6.6 billion in funding. Frank Holland reports on the impacts of labor negotiations and a port strike on the economy, highlighting essential negotiations in the U.S. maritime sector.