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Stephanie Link, TheStreet CIO; and Leigh Drogen, CEO & co-founder of Estimize, discuss whether today's downturn in the market has created buying opportunities for investors. |
CNBC's Tyler Mathisen looks back at the week's top business and financial stories. This week, bad jobs numbers, the pain of sequestration, and a shrinking U.S. trade deficit. |
A look at what the charts are indicating about the tech sector, with Joe Greco, Meridian Equity Partners, and Steve Cortez, Veracruz. |
What will it take to get companies to begin hiring again? Paul Mangiamele, president & CEO of Bennigan's; and Barry Sloane, Newtek Business Services president & CEO, weigh in. |
A look at today's jobs report and its impact on market activity, with Heather Hughes, SunAmerica Funds; Dan Greenhaus, BTIG; and CNBC's Rick Santelli & Steve Liesman. |
CNBC's Jane Wells reports on how local economies in Iceland, Croatia and Northern Ireland are benefiting from the popular HBO series. |
Retail lost 24,000 jobs in March. What can be done to encourage job growth and investment in the sector? Stacey Widlitz, S.W. Retail Advisors president, discusses. Also, CNBC's Courtney Reagan reports on whether JC Penney's turnaround strategy will work for the retailer. |
After Friday's disappointing jobs report, JP Morgan Fund's David Kelly and the Economic Cycle Research Institute's Lakshman Achuthan debate what it means for the economy -- are we entering another recession? |
Former chairman, president, and CEO of Procter and Gamble, A. G. Lafley, doubled the number of "Billion Dollar Brands" at the company in ten years. His take on strategy, action and the inaction that can trip up business and government. |
Dean of NYU's Leonard N. Stern School of Business, Peter Henry, has first-hand experience with economies that start from the bottom. He equates his boyhood in Jamaica with an economic course correction possible for the U.S. |
Arthur Hogan, Lazard Capital Markets, provides investments strategies after today's market selloff and ahead of earnings on Monday. |
John Abell, Reuters MediaFile columnist, discusses whether the huge premium consumers have to pay for Apple products is justified. |
Steve Case, The Case Foundation, shares his thoughts on how to find qualified workers and create jobs. |
CNBC's Seema Mody provides an exclusive look at a list of companies that are expected to far outpace their peers this earnings season. |
According to recent data, nearly half a million people dropped out of the workforce. Where are the workers going and how are they making a living? CNBC's Steve Liesman; Dan Mitchell, CATO Institute; and Christian Weller, Center for American Progress, discuss the nation's vanishing workforce. |
Can Michael Dell work with Blackstone? CNBC's John Carney and Bob Pisani weigh in. |
Is the board shake-up at HPQ a good thing for CEO Meg Whitman? CNBC's John Carney and Bob Pisani discuss the likely fallout from the shift in leadership. |
CNBC's Eamon Javers reports an investigation of some 2.5 million files has exposed dealings of politicians, con men and the mega-rich. |
Mike Santoli, Yahoo! Finance, says leadership of grandma stocks shows that investor sentiment is not so frothy -- which is a plus. |
Does Facebook's new mobile play make the stock a buy? The FMHR traders weigh in. |
The Washington Nationals unveil Ultimate Ballpark Access this season, a loyalty program for season ticket holders. Washington Nationals Chief Operating Officer, Andrew Feffer, describes the how the program works. |
The best strategy in the second quarter may be to put money to work in sectors that lagged last quarter, reports CNBC's Josh Lipton. |
Is now the time to change your investment strategy? James Paulsen, Wells Capital Management; and Lou Brien, DRW Trading Group, discuss. |
Is the board shake-up at HPQ a good thing for CEO Meg Whitman? CNBC's John Carney and Bob Pisani discuss the likely fallout from the shift in leadership. |
CNBC's Steve Liesman has key takeaways from today's jobs report. Jeff Kilburg, CNBC contributor; and Kenny Polcari, O'Neil Securities, discuss how the poor jobs report and Fed policy are impacting the markets. |
Casino magnate Sheldon Adelson is back in court on a breach of contract suit involving his casino empire, reports CNBC's Jane Wells. |
While most of the world is worried about rising tensions between the U.S. and North Korea, the Obama administration is taking the posture, "don't take the bait," reports CNBC's John Harwood. |
CNBC's Scott Wapner reports former JC Penney CEO Allen Questrom toured the new prototype store with CEO Ron Johnson and seems to have come away impressed. |
CNBC's Brian Shactman reports the latest news from Rutgers University. |
CNBC's Seema Mody provides a preview of Alcoa's earnings ahead of its first quarter release on Monday after the closing bell. |