US Consumer Credit Posts Biggest Jump in 6 Months
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Today's paper says we should have seen it coming. The facts were all there says Peter J. Tanous, president of Lepercq Lynx Investment Advisory. Were we really that stupid?
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Compared to what had emerged a week earlier, this deal is a better technical outcome - both in what it contains and in what is left out.
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As central as the office is to our lives, the debate over the benefits of working in or out of one had a tendency to veer toward extremes.
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Stanford axes "Moral Foundations of Capitalism" from its course catalog. David Horowitz, "Radicals: Portraits of Destructive Passion," weighs in.
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To create environments in which all people can do their best work, women must be willing to chip away at self-limitations.
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The author identifies the most common sacred cows at work and reveals how to overcome the dangerous behaviors that masquerade as virtues.
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Does Fed Chairman Ben Bernanke have the right strategy for fixing the economy? CNBC's Larry Kudlow weighs in.
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The current speed arms race has become a dead weight loss for the stock trading industry. Here's a solution.
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Benefit managers are desperate to get employee wellness programs off corporate America's couch and into action reducing medical claims.
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It just may be that Cyprus' bailout deal raises more issues than it settles. Pimco CEO Mohamed El-Erian looks at the controversy.
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Sen. Kelly Ayotte, (R-NH), says the GOP is healthy. "Our principles apply to everyone," she says.
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Amid all the negativism out there, I believe optimism is in the air. Sometimes you have to search for it, or read it in the fine print. But I believe the political economy is getting better, not worse.
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Cyprus' economy is minuscule in relation to its peers in the euro zone. But CNBC's Maria Bartiromo notes it can have some serious ripple effects.
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The latest retail sales numbers give ammunition to the bulls that the good old days are back. But hold on for just a minute optimists; the numbers aren't THAT great.
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Larry Kudlow and guests from different sides of the political fence discuss recent proposals from the White House and Capitol Hill for raising the minimum wage.
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A new pope is selected in an amazingly efficient process. But can the U.S. solve its economic problems in the same way?
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The Fed's huge quantitative easing programs are just a continuation of the government's bailout, this economist says.
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Royal baby's not here but some retailers are already lucking out. Who they are and why.
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Rep. Paul Ryan, chairman of the Republican Budget Committee, discusses his plan to balance the budget in ten years with CNBC's Larry Kudlow.
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Kumar Palghat, Founder & Director at Kapstream says China's new leadership will keep GDP above 7-8 percent and address rising social frustration.
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Dolly Lenz has sold over $8.5 billion dollars in high-end properties. Here she reveals five negotiating tips. Check out her advice.