Phil Lebeau

Mike Santoli, CNBC senior markets commentator, shares insights into market trends. Sam Stovall discusses earnings expectations for major tech firms like Apple and the potential super cycle due to new iPhone sales. Dan Ives focuses on Apple's gradual rollout of AI features, while Phil LeBeau updates on Boeing's financial struggles and ongoing strike. Seema Modi and Stacey Raskon analyze the semiconductor industry’s ties to the upcoming election, highlighting the effects on stocks like NVIDIA.

In this engaging discussion, Bill McDermott, Chairman and CEO of ServiceNow, elaborates on their strong earnings and ambitious AI projects. Elon Musk shares insights on Tesla's better-than-expected profits, while analysts Colin Lang and Tom Moran dissect the company’s performance and growth prospects. CNBC reporters Phil LeBeau and Steve Leisman provide updates on the airline industry and survey findings, revealing the impact of 'election uncertainty' on consumers and markets. The conversation is a compelling blend of corporate strategy and economic insights.

Kate Rogers, CNBC reporter, discusses the E. coli outbreak affecting McDonald's while examining its impact on the brand's reputation and stock performance. Rick Santelli shares insights on the influence of interest rates ahead of the elections. Phil LeBeau analyzes the critical Boeing machinist union vote, expressing uncertainty about its outcome. Dr. Kavita Patel underscores the health implications of the outbreak, emphasizing consumer caution. Together, they connect these corporate challenges to broader market trends as the election approaches.

Brian Moynihan, Chairman and CEO of Bank of America, shares perspectives on economic resilience and the bank's financial performance amid fluctuations in interest rates. Dave Rosenberg analyzes trends impacting financial markets, while Phil LeBeau reports on Boeing's $10 billion credit strategy during a machinists' strike. Pippa Stevens discusses Google's venture into nuclear energy for AI needs, and Bertha Coombs covers healthcare giants UnitedHealth and Johnson & Johnson, highlighting their latest earnings amidst broader market dynamics.

Phil LeBeau, a CNBC reporter, dives into Boeing's dismal outlook with a projected $10 loss per share and major workforce cuts. Meanwhile, Gene Munster, an analyst, analyzes Tesla's underwhelming Cybercab reveal, raising questions about its future in the autonomous vehicle race against competitors like Uber. The podcast highlights market highs driven by strong banking performance while discussing broader economic implications, from hurricane impacts on insurance stocks to China's economic shifts and their effects on the global market.