Lockheed Martin stock falls after Donald Trump tweeted that he thought the cost of the company's F-35 fighter jet was too high. The attack comes shortly after Trump blasted Boeing for Air Force One's costs.
Donald Trump's has put every CEO in America on alert with his tweetes. But expert negotiators say the key is to figure out what Trump really wants and engage quickly with him.
It may not have just been fake bank and credit card accounts. Now there are allegations that Wells Fargo customers were sold Prudential insurance products they didn't want.
Rex Tillerson, the leading candidate to become Trump's Secretary of State, has close ties to Russia that go back many years. His relationship with Russia even helped land Tillerson the top job as Exxon CEO.
FedEx CEO Fred Smith is warning about the dangers of clamping down on free trade, especially tearing up NAFTA, or the North American Free Trade Agreement between the United States, Mexico and Canada.
There's a long list of companies that Donald Trump has publicly attacked. But you know what they say about there being no such thing as bad publicity? Shares of companies Trump has criticized are beating the market since the election.
Harold Hamm, a top energy adviser to President-elect Donald Trump, said on Thursday that he believes the tribes fighting the Dakota Access Pipeline are "being taken advantage of."
Starbucks CEO Howard Schultz tells CNN's Poppy Harlow that he won't repeat the "mistakes" he made the last time he let go of power at the iconic coffee company.
