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HBO Max lands exclusive streaming rights to ‘South Park’

All 23 seasons of “South Park” will be heading to HBO Max in June 2020. The AT&T-owned streaming service announced Tuesday that it had secured the exclusive U.S. rights to the satirical animated show in a multiyear licensing deal.

Cramer’s lightning round: Don’t expect anything great from GE’s quarter

“Mad Money” host Jim Cramer rings the lightning round bell, which means he’s giving his answers to callers’ stock questions at rapid speed.

Zebra Technologies CEO: We’re moving more supply chains out of China as new tariffs loom

“They’re going into existing facilities, so we think the start-up issue should be minimal,” CEO Anders Gustafsson says.

Uber’s lockup expiration could ‘hobble the entire market’ even more than Beyond Meat, Cramer warns

CNBC’s Jim Cramer warns of a “very rude awakening” as a deluge of equity supply comes to market with little investor appetite.

Boeing has more problems than the 737 Max, Rep. John Garamendi warns

“We have a serious problem with Boeing in the military side of it,” Rep. John Garamendi says.

Nikesh Arora, who advised against WeWork deal at SoftBank, says cash doesn’t always win

Nikesh Arora, the CEO of Palo Alto Networks, criticized the approach of his former employer, SoftBank, which has been writing massive checks for tech founders.

Puma sees basketball and retail stores as the ways to fuel its rapid growth

Puma partnered with hip-hop mogul Jay-Z last year as it returned to the U.S. basketball market after being on sidelines for two decades. The category is a key part of its global strategy.

Boeing CEO declines to say whether he’ll resign: ‘My focus is on the job at hand’

Boeing’s CEO Dennis Muilenburg is under increasing pressure after two fatal crashes of the company’s bestselling planes killed 346 people.

Bernie Sanders wants ‘criminal’ CEOs locked up, but lawyers say that’s unlikely to happen

In a wide-ranging interview with CNBC’s John Harwood, Bernie Sanders ripped CEOs of Wall Street banks, as well as those of energy and pharmaceutical companies.

Mattel shares spike after earnings beat, CFO to step down, whistleblower probe ends

Shares of Mattel jumped as much as 20% in extended trading Tuesday after the company posted better-than-expected earnings and announced it would be hiring a new chief financial officer in the wake of a whistleblower investigation.