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Wall Street’s Favorite Mega-Caps, Quick Commerce Companies Promising 15-Minute Deliveries & VanEck Associates CEO Jan van Eck on Bitcoin and ETFs in 2022

Wall Street’s Favorite Mega-Caps, Quick Commerce Companies Promising 15-Minute Deliveries & VanEck Associates CEO Jan van Eck on Bitcoin and ETFs in 2022

Our anchors begin today’s show with CNBC’s Josh Lipton taking a look at Apple, Microsoft and Nvidia, three of Wall Street’s favorite mega-caps. Then, guest anchor CNBC’s Kayla Tausche focuses on lawmakers pushing President Biden to prioritize big tech regulation, and Former Uber Chief Business Officer Emil Michael visits to talk quick commerce companies promising deliveries in 15 minutes or less. Next, VanEck Associates CEO Jan van Eck delivers details on his outlook for Bitcoin and ETFs in the year ahead, and our Deirdre Bosa reports on substandard conditions at a Foxconn plant in India. CNBC’s Bob Pisani also joins to break down tech stock buybacks, including the $48 billion worth of buybacks from Apple, Meta and Alphabet in Q3. Later, software consultant Paul Butler discusses his newest piece comparing blockchain “play to earn” games to Ponzi schemes.

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December 30, 202144m 23s

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Our anchors begin today’s show with CNBC’s Josh Lipton taking a look at Apple, Microsoft and Nvidia, three of Wall Street’s favorite mega-caps. Then, guest anchor CNBC’s Kayla Tausche focuses on lawmakers pushing President Biden to prioritize big tech regulation, and Former Uber Chief Business Officer Emil Michael visits to talk quick commerce companies promising deliveries in 15 minutes or less. Next, VanEck Associates CEO Jan van Eck delivers details on his outlook for Bitcoin and ETFs in the year ahead, and our Deirdre Bosa reports on substandard conditions at a Foxconn plant in India. CNBC’s Bob Pisani also joins to break down tech stock buybacks, including the $48 billion worth of buybacks from Apple, Meta and Alphabet in Q3. Later, software consultant Paul Butler discusses his newest piece comparing blockchain “play to earn” games to Ponzi schemes. Hosted by Simplecast, an AdsWizz company. See https://pcm.adswizz.com for information about our collection and use of personal data for advertising.