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Lyft CEO: I worked for both Bill Gates and Jeff Bezos—here are the most important lessons I learned
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Before becoming CEO of ride-sharing service Lyft, David Risher learned some important lessons working for tech billionaires Bill Gates and Jeff Bezos, he says.
America's small businesses preparing for recession with Trump tariffs: CNBC|SurveyMonkey survey
Tariffs are not just impacting consumers and big corporations, but small businesses too, and that's leading a majority on Main Street to brace for a recession.
New FEMA head says he will 'run right over' staff who resist his changes
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Richardson spoke a day after he was appointed to replace acting FEMA chief Cameron Hamilton, who was ousted by DHS Secretary Kristi Noem.
Watch out for student loan scams as collections resume: 'Scammers see opportunities,' expert says
Confusion about repayment plans and the resumption of involuntary collections have made it even easier for scammers to find vulnerable borrowers to target.
Startup Teal Health wins FDA approval for at-home test for cervical cancer screening
In clinical trials, the accuracy of self-testing with Teal's wand matched that of a cancer screening performed in a doctor's office.
Bob Pisani celebrates 35 Years at CNBC as he retires from day-to-day reporting
The 'Squawk on the Street' crew reflect on Bob Pisani's career at the network.
No buy, low buy, slow buy: How many consumers are preparing for an economic hit
On TikTok, money saving hacks with hashtags such as no buy, low buy, slow buy and underconsumption are exploding in popularity, especially among young adults.
This consumer products stock is rushing to leave China and Wall Street is betting it can pull it off
Wall Street analysts see shares of SharkNinja rising anymore between 7% and an eye-watering 91%.
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How to profit from a Boeing comeback as it emerges as a trade war winner
Jeff Kilburg lays out a risk reversal on the aerospace giant.