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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The "fiscal cliff" is hampering everyday operations of small businesses and clouding their outlook for growth.
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Pimco’s Mohamed El-Erian has three pieces of advice for investors considering how to allocate their capital going into 2013.
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Donations and volunteering should get the same tax treatment, says CNBC's NetNet blogger.
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Before investing in money markets, portfolio manager Tony Crescenzi cautions these funds are now under new pressure.
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CNBC contributor Michael Yoshikami suggests investors should carefully reconsider holding long dated bonds.
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Rick Santelli urges Congress to prevent the AMT from hitting millions of additional taxpayers earning as little as $33,750 a year.
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Are the days of Germany cushioning the ongoing euro zone crisis fading? One researcher thinks so.
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The Clinton tax rates create a much better basis for tax reform because it benefits more Americans, says Tony Fratto.
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The Obama Administration’s most effective jobs program so far has been convincing millions of Americans to settle.
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Dick Bove calls on capitalists to broaden the fiscal cliff talks into fundamentals.
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The "Fiscal Cliff" provides a great example of what happens in the absence of a plan.
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McDonald's posted better-than-expected sales results but the headlines do not tell the whole story.
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Right after the election, it was all peaches and cream and conciliatory common-ground language.
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Making sure that your portfolio is proactively invested is the best way to achieve success in an uncertain environment.
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In reality, doing away with insider trading as a crime benefits all market participants, says Carol Roth.
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The travel sector could power the US economic recovery and further strengthen its position as a global economic powerhouse.
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Three of the top ten dividend stocks in the S&P are drug stocks. Will they lose out if dividend taxes rise?
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Financial markets react negatively to three dangerous games of chicken being played out around the globe.
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New Year is a time for reflection. So let’s start now and revisit the question: What is the point of the euro?