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Discussing the economic impact of the Indy 500, and competition with NASCAR, with Hulman & Company CEO Mark Miles.
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Discussing Europe's impact on the markets and an outlook for 2012, with Dan Genter, RNC Genter Capital Mgmt. CEO/CIO and Wasif Latif, USAA vice president of equity investments.
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"This company has never cut it's dividend." says Mad Money's Jim Cramer, discussing Enbridge's 3.17% yield, and growth prospects, with Patrick Daniel, Enbridge Inc CEO.
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Mad Money's Jim Cramer gets a tech check on semiconductors and the health of the broader industry, with Rick Hamada, Avnet's CEO.
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Will the glassmaker cash in on high LCD television and tablet demand this holiday season? Jim Flaws, Corning CFO, discusses.
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Video game sales for "Call of Duty" grossed more than $1B in just 16 days, beating out the movie, "Avatar," which reached this milestone in 17 days. Discussing the success of the current video game market, with Robert Kotick, Activision Blizzard CEO.
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Shares are scarce for new IPOs and Keating Capital, a closed-end fund, works to make them more accessible for investors. Tim Keating, Keating Capital CEO discusses the companies business plan.
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Sageworks parsed data from nearly every sector of the economy. Details on what it found, including unemployment rates, and retails sales, with Brian Hamilton, Sageworks founder/CEO.
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The Federal Reserve will have a policy meeting tomorrow. Discussing expectations for the rest of the week's bond auctions, with Jack Bouroudijan, Index Futures Group CEO.
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Best Western International, the world's largest hotel chain, has plans for Iraq's frontier market. David Kong, Best Western International president/CEO discusses the brand's plan.
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A look at why Joe Sitt, Thor Equities CEO, is making a big bet that the world's well-known stores and hotels will move south to another stretch of Fifth Avenue in Manhattan.
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Luxury watches have stood the test of time in China, one of Movado's strongest markets, the company's chief executive told CNBC Friday.
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Lynn Peterson, chairman, CEO and president, Kodiak Oil and Gas, discusses his company's operations as well as its outlook for growth down the road.
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Mad Money's Cramer explains why Tanger is the only publicly traded pure play on the outlet business, and discusses the company's prospects, with Steve Tanger, Tanger Factory Outlet Centers president & CEO.
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David Vieau, A123 Systems president & CEO, discusses the tough year for his company, and how he plans to rebuild after laying off 125 workers from a Michigan plant.
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Domino's is up fiver percent over last week, but says it had a record-setting, million online orders in the week after Thanksgiving. Discussing whether the company can continue to deliver profits, with Patrick Doyle, Domino's CEO.
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Joe Pyne, Kirby Corporation CEO, discusses whether his company can make more than $2 billion in revenue in a couple years. "We'll be over $2 billion in 2012."
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Bob Jeffrey, JWT Worldwide chairman & CEO, discusses the outlook for the global ad market in 2012.
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Mad Money's Jim Cramer says investors should own some domestic stocks, well outside the European blast-radius; companies like IP. Discussing the outlook for International Paper, with John Faraci, International Paper chairman & CEO.
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Lawrence Lindsey, The Lindsey Group, President & CEO, discusses Europe's sovereign debt crisis and the outlook for the U.S. economy.
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Discussing the dismal housing market and what's ahead for 2012, with Douglas Yearley, Toll Bros CEO.