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Every single economic report beat the Street's expectations this week. Insight on the markets, and the Fed's impact, with Andy Cross, Motley Fool.
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The imminent end of the Fed's quantitative easing as well as news that Standard & Poor’s had downgraded the outlook for Italy's ratings to negative were behind the stock selloff in Europe in morning trade, analysts told CNBC.com Monday.
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French Finance Minister Christine Lagarde is the clear favorite to replace Dominique Strauss-Khan as the next boss of the International Monetary Fund.
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Shares in LinkedIn are expected to come under downward pressure this week, as they attract the attention of aggressive traders who are prepared to bet on a fall in the business network’s stock price, reports the Financial Times.
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S&P cut its outlook on Italian debt at the weekend, citing fear over its growth record, weak reform process and the likely impact of reducing its high government debt.
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Jim Rogers always says his timing is terrible, particularly when it comes to the markets – though it's hard to believe that of such a successful and inveterate investor. Still, he admits he was completely wrong about the decision that now dominates his life, to have kids.
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The week's top business news and investment advice, including LinkedIn's market debut, HP's forecast cut and the IMF sex scandal, with CNBC's Kayla Tausche.
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Laying out an investment strategy with dividend growth stocks. Chris Konstantinos,Riverfront Investment Group details his picks.
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Insight on inflation fears; bank stocks, and scarce assets plays in the market, with Jeffrey Saut, Raymond James, and Brian Jacobsen, Wells Fargo Advantage Funds.
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CNBC's Sharon Epperson discusses the day's activity in the commodities markets, and looks ahead to where oil, gold and other precious metals are likely headed next week.
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Brian Stutland, Stutland Equities with option strategies on the U.S. dollar and General Motors.
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Breaking down today's market activity, with David Darst, Morgan Stanley, and Wayne Kaufman, John Thomas Financial.
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CNBC's Bob Pisani, Sharon Epperson, and Bertha Coombs report on market activity in the last hour of trading.
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Discussing whether social networking sites will become the next big U.S. export, with Brian Ries, The Daily Beast, and Lou Kerner, Wedbush Securies.
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Expected government cuts to Medicare and Medicaid, the uncertainty of health care reform and looming patent expirations are weighing heavily on the outlook of the biggest companies in the sector: large-cap pharmaceutical stocks.
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CNBC's Jim Cramer defends SodaStream and weighs in on the stocks he has in his crosshairs.
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Looking for investment bargains in the retail sector, with Brian Tunick, JP Morgan and John Long, Kurt Salmon.
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Discussing investment strategies and the market outlook, with Mark Lamkin, Lamkin Wealth Management and Rob Morgan, Fulcrum Securities.
