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Private credit’s trillion-dollar boom is under pressure — CNBC’s Lee Ying Shan breaks down the warning signs and what they mean for investors. #privatecredit #investors #finance #credit

Anthropic vs. U.S. Government: What’s going on? CNBC’s Steve Sedgwick breaks it down. #anthropic #AI #usgoverment #politics #CNBC

Pearson CEO, Omar Abbosh, spoke to CNBC about whether AI has effectively killed the traditional CV. #AI #CV #Resume #Jobs #Tech #CNCB

Nvidia’s CEO, Jensen Huang, told CNBC “the market’s got it wrong” on AI agents and the future of systems of record. #nvidia #ceo #jensenhuang #ai #tech #CNCB

Founded as a playing card company in 19th-century Japan, Nintendo has grown into one of the most influential names in gaming. With franchises like Mario, The Legend of Zelda and Pokémon, it has turned nostalgia and broad family appeal into a durable business advantage. Find out how tightly controlling its hardware, software and IP helped Nintendo build a business valued at more than $80 billion. Watch the full "Built for Billions" episode at the link in our bio.

Nvidia CEO Jensen Huang said that "markets got it wrong", in response to fears over AI's impact on the enterprise software industry. Huang was speaking in an interview with CNBC's Becky Quick on Wednesday stateside, after the chip giant posted upbeat sales forecast on strong AI demand.

Novo Nordisk was the first company to make a GLP-1 drug for weight loss and became Europe’s most valuable company. But its troubles are stacking up and today the stock trades at just a quarter of what it did at its peak less than two years ago. These four charts show the scale of Novo Nordisk’s woes. #novonordisk #weightloss #glp1 #cnbc

Countries across the globe are increasingly turning to a decades-old weather modification technique as part of a push to control when and where it rains. #cloud #climate #weather #cnbc #rain

Olivier Blum used to take a lot of time to buy a car. But then he learnt that “'most decisions you make are reversible,” even in business. “I do believe that there is a premium to move fast and correct,” Blum told Steve Sedgwick on the latest episode of the “Executive Decisions” podcast. As the CEO of French energy company Schneider Electric, it's the competitive edge he wants to the company to master. Watch or listen to the full episode of “Executive Decisions with Steve Sedgwick” wherever you get your podcasts. #ceo #business#podcastclips#cnbc

Chinese humanoid robots are having a moment in the spotlight after a standout performance at the country’s annual Spring Festival Gala last week, with videos from the event circulating widely online. CNBC's Dylan Butts unpacks what this means for the U.S.-China tech race. Click the link in bio to read more.

Novo Nordisk’s latest obesity drug trial disappoints, sending shares tumbling. CNBC’s Charlotte Reed investigates the setback. #obesity #wegovy #weightloss #novo #CNBC

MEP Bernd Lange spoke to CNBC about Donald Trump’s tariffs and the limits on his negotiating tactics. #Trump #Tariffs #US #Trade #EU #CNBC

What the Supreme Court ruling on Trump’s tariffs means for global trade — CNBC breaks down the international response. #tariff #trump #supremecourt #trade #business #cnbc

I would wake up in the morning sometimes, and I'd find myself literally in the fetal position." Franklin Templeton CEO Jenny Johnson opens up about the toughest chapter of her career — when regulators and the board were circling — and the mindset that got her through it. "Just keep putting one step in front of the other," she told CNBC's Steve Sedgwick in the latest episode of the "Executive Decisions" podcast. Watch or listen to Jenny Johnson's full story wherever you get your podcasts. #CEO#Career#podcastclips#CNBC

Gen Z and millennials are logging off social media and rediscovering analog life in a digital age — CNBC's Sawdah Bhaimiya investigates. #Socialmedia #genz #millenial #digital #cnbc