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Walter Robb, Whole Foods Market co-CEO, says the company has one new store every week slated for the back half of 2013.
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Mohamed El-Erian, PIMCO CEO, discusses the consequences of running an economy on low interest rates. "Cash has optionality value that people always underestimate," he adds.
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Employers announced plans to cut 115,730 jobs in September, says John Challenger, Challenger, Gray & Christmas CEO. "That was more than double what we saw the month before," he adds.
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The market and global economy have lost their anchors, including the US losing its credit rating, Switzerland losing is "safe-haven" status, and the European banks in crisis, says Mohamed El-Erian, PIMCO CEO & co-CIO. "The reality is the dog is Europe," he adds.
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Given that tech stocks tend to bottom like clockwork this time of the year, says Jim Cramer, it's fair to ask if RHT become too cheap to ignore? Discussing what's next for the game-changing company, with Jim Whitehurst, Red Hat president/CEO.
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Tobias Levkovich, Citi, and Frank Holmes, U.S. Global Investors CEO, discuss the market's reaction to Europe's ongoing sovereign debt concerns and latest stock market trends.
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Angela Ahrendts, Burberry Group CEO, discusses what's behind the company's 34% jump in total revenue in their latest quarter.
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Discussing whether new debit card fees will help smaller banks gain customers or will they just follow the bigger banks' suit, with Gerald Lipkin, Valley National Bank chairman & CEO.
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Will the global debt contagion threaten U.S. banks? Ronald Kruszewski,Stifel, Nicolaus president/CEO weighs in.
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Mad Money host Jim Cramer talks with First Energy's CEO, Tony Alexander on how the company will benefit from providing cleaner coal than government regulations require, and its plans to continue paying out big dividends, and consistent earnings.
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Seth Waugh, Deutsche Bank Americas CEO, shares his view on the European debt crisis, and whether Deutsche Bank Americas is standing strong despite its 7.4% market share in Europe.
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Less than a year after taking over Clear Channel's media and entertainment business, Bob Pittman has just been named CEO and executive chairman of the entire company. Pittman discusses what's next for the company.
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A discussion about AOL's advertising strategy, which it hopes will reverse the company stock's drop, with Tim Armstrong, AOL chairman/CEO.
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Russell Girling,TransCanada president/CEO provides insight on the proposed expansion of the Keystone XL pipeline, and the jobs that come along with it.
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Kevin Smith, Solar Reserve CEO, discusses government loan guarantees and the future of thermal energy amid the Solyndra bankruptcy scandal.
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Mohamed El-Erian, PIMCO CEO & co-CIO, describes signs of what he calls tectonic shifts in the global economy.
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Insight on treating epilepsy, with Daniel Moore, Cyberonics president & CEO.
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In this volatile market, investors cherish safety and consistency above all else, says Cramer. Talking profits and dividends, with Mike Morris, American Electric Power chairman and CEO.
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Right now there are a lot of incredibly cheap oil companies, says Mad Money's Jim Cramer, and Whiting Petroleum is one of them. Cramer talks with a key player in the Bakken shale region, James Volker, Whiting Petroleum CEO.
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The Mad Money host says investors shouldn't be surprised Jabil Circuit delivered a fantastic quarter on Tuesday because they manufacturer all kinds of electronics and have a terrific read on tech. Cramer discusses the company's profitable quarter and prospects, with Timothy Main, Jabil Circuit CEO.
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Stephen MacMillan, Stryker Chairman & CEO, discusses whether the company is under pressure as the stock underperforms even more than the broader market.