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The FMHR traders debate whether Whole Foods is a buy after the stock plummeted on its earnings; and some of the Street's biggest money is bailing on Apple, with Whitney Tilson, T2 Partners Managing Partner. |
Jon Najarian noticed some unusual activity in Heinz ahead of the deal's announcement this morning. And Whitney Tilson says Buffett is converting $13 billion in cash into an investment that pays. |
The Futures Now team discusses the bad day to be in bonds. CNBC's Mandy Drury talks to the traders about what happened to bonds after this morning's better-than-expected jobless claims. |
Why stocks erases earlier losses, with the FMHR traders. Meanwhile Andrew Garcia-Amaya, JPMorgan Funds, says investors should put money into commodities. |
Although it might appear that Warren Buffett's Berkshire Hathaway overpaid for Heinz, Whitney Tilson of T2 Partners explains why he thinks it's a winner. |
There are a couple of stocks that still stand to gain, TheStreet CIO Stephanie Link says. |
Our first video of the Carnival Triumph being towed back to Alabama after losing its propulsion system in the Gulf of Mexico. (0:56) |
Nirav Tolia, NextDoor CEO, offers insight on connecting with your "next door" neighbors. David Sze, weighs in. |
CNBC's Julia Boorstin reports on Mark Zuckerberg's guest list for the event he hosted last night for NJ Gov. Chris Christie. |
Matt Fabian, Municipal Market Advisors, looks at Build America Bonds and the market in general. |
Corona and the Modelo brands will be acquired by Constellation Brands. Rob Sands, Constellation Brands president & CEO, explains the details of the deal. |
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CNBC's Scott Cohn reports on the emails Bernie Madoff has written from jail, including his feeling that he should have pleaded not guilty. As remorseful as he is, Madoff says, he is comforted by the fact that he helped his customers recover their original investment principal. |
Richard Saperstein, Treasury Partners, offers insight on the market now and discusses a potential bubble bursting in the bond market. |
Spencer Rascoff, CEO of Zillow, says mobile use of Zillow's site is growing rapidly as the housing market improves and users migrate to mobile devices. You can use it while you're looking at a home, he says. |
Jeff Matthews, shareholder at Berkshire Hathaway, weighs in on the $28 billion buyout of Heinz. |
William Johnson, Heinz chairman & CEO, says the Berkshire-3G buyout of Heinz will make the food company a private enterprise. |
CNBC's David Faber reports on the deal between InBev and Constellation Brands, in which Constellation gets control of production and pricing of Modelo products in the U.S. And Dell files a Q&A on the buyout proposal. |
Rick Santelli uses his whiteboard to list the factors that are making interest rate traders' lives so miserable. (3:05) |
New Secretary of State John Kerry owns about $3 million worth of Heinz stock, and stands to profit heavily from the company's acquisition by Berkshire-Hathaway and 3G. |
Jay Herring, former senior information systems officer at Carnival Cruise Lines, weighs in on the Carnival Cruise disaster. |
Winter Storm Nemo and wave of cold weather depleted natural gas supplies, reports CNBC's Jackie DeAngelis, who says inventories were down 157 BCF. |
Bob Lutz, former General Motors vice chairman, weighs in on GM's latest Q4 results and discusses the automaker's future in Europe. |
Bob Miles, Berkshire Hathaway shareholder, offers his take on Warren Buffett's interest in Heinz. "Food and global brands are a sweet spot for Berkshire Hathaway," he says. |
CNBC's Andrew Ross Sorkin discusses whether more food companies could soon appear on the Buffett table. |
David Cush, CEO of Virgin America, says the real question in his mind is whether small airlines will have as much access to airports. |
The Carnival Triumph has been without power for five days. NBC's Janet Shamlian reports as the ship is supposed to dock in Mobile, AL, today. |
Peter Misek, Jefferies & Company, says Apple will introduce a program that allows developers to write apps for Apple TV. |
The AMR/U.S. Airways deal has a combined equity of $11 billion, reports CNBC's Phil LeBeau. |
How to succeed as a woman in business? "Man up!" said Christine Day, CEO of Lululemon Athletica, the global fitness apparel brand that became an unexpected success story in retail. |
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