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- US Home Prices Up 5th Month, 2nd Straight Quarter
- Revised GDP Reading Puts Growth at 2.8%; Inflation Tame
- FDIC Insurance Fund Falls to Negative $8.2 Billion
- US Economy Mired in 'Form of Depression': Rosenberg
- Strong Banks, Weak Credit: Treasury Rethinks TARP
- Fairfax Lawsuit Keeps Heat on Chanos, SAC's Cohen
- Weak Dollar Is Golden for Mining Companies
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- Galleon's Rajaratnam Denies Inside Trading Charges
- The L.A. Extravaganza: A Test for Auto Shows
- 8 Stocks That Could Gain With Rising GDP
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- HP's Mark Hurd
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- CA "More Profitable" After Saving Energy: CEO
Economic worries are still hanging over the market, and CNBC went straight to the top to get some answers.
Cisco's New Profit Opportunity
"What we see from the customers today is mixed: I think they all see the same challenges in the U.S., Asia-Pacific holds up strong, emerging markets continuing to do well; Europe, in spite of some economic slowdown, continues to do well. My customers overall view this as a slowdown most likely to turn around the first half of the next calendar year."
- John Chambers, Cisco [CSCO
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Kraft Goes Back to School
"We're seeing some challenging costs in the economic environment, but I feel really good. We're starting to turn the corner; we have excellent momentum at the mid-point of our turnaround, and I feel particularly good about our ability to do that in the face of some of these challenging economic costs."
- Irene Rosenfeld, Kraft Foods [KFT
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Qualcomm's Wireless Quest
"We're selling into a growing market with the third generation of wireless technology continuing to grow worldwide and take share worldwide, and in addition, you're seeing people are buying higher-end handsets, so-called smartphones that do more things - entertainment and computing and productivity - instead of just making phone calls, and those have higher prices and that also helps our business."
- Paul Jacobs, Qualcomm [QCOM
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Telstra CEO on Tomorrow's Wireless
"Back in the 80’s we had a policy here in the U.S. that said let the market decide. We had TDMA, CDMA, GSM - all kinds of technologies and not one standard. Europe adopted one standard. The rest of the world essentially adopted one standard, other than Japan. They progressed a lot faster than the U.S."
- Solomon Trujillo, Telstra [TLS
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