Ready or not, Trump is president on Friday, and Americans better brace themselves for change, Blackstone's Steve Schwarzman says.
The deal hit the "sweet spot" that benefits shareholders on both sides, Reynolds American Executive Chairman Susan Cameron says.
The contentious rhetoric around free trade will quiet down once its benefits are realized, Jacob Frenkel says.
New developments in technology always cut jobs, but they should also add more as they evolve, Salesforce CEO Marc Benioff tells CNBC.
The two factors are key components to eBay's business, CEO Devin Wenig tells CNBC.
Marriott's deals with local partners could be affected by a trade war, Marriott International chief Arne Sorenson tells CNBC.
The president-elect's hardliner stance on making trade more fair for U.S. companies shouldn't affect Canada-based Imax, its CEO says.
United States manufacturing needs to be more competitive, Intel CEO Brian Krzanich tells CNBC.
The 2.9 percent annualized rate of wage growth is heartening, the outgoing Labor secretary says.
The currency's volatility makes it an unattractive buy for the time being, Wells Fargo Securities' Eric Viloria says.