Squawk on the Street
Investors Shrug Off Protests & Virus Fears, Zuckerberg Stands Firm, Warner Music CEO on IPO
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Carl Quintanilla, Jim Cramer and David Faber discuss the state of the market as investors continue to shrug off protests across America and coronavirus fears. Stocks rising as the market continues to rally on optimism over economies emerging from shutdowns. Nationwide tensions easing slightly overnight, as thousands of demonstrators launched peaceful protests across the U.S. over the police killing of George Floyd. Major cities enacting earlier curfews and beefing up law enforcement resources after days of violence. Mark Zuckerberg speaking to employees during a virtual all-hands meeting, standing firm in his refusal to moderate Trump despite employee walkouts and resignations. Plus, the CEO of Warner Music joins “Squawk on the Street,” as the company prepares to make its public debut. Hear what he had to say about going public amid the global pandemic, civil unrest and much more.
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