Coal and Consumable Fuels
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Discussing the EPA's new regulations on coal plants and the company's juicy 4.6% yield, with Nick Akins, American Electric Power CEO, and Mad Money's Jim Cramer.
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Alex Latzer, Head, Metals & Mining Research at Daiwa Capital Markets, eschews metals in favor of regional energy plays such as coal and uranium in the face of dwindling Chinese demand.
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Chris Kimber, Managing Director, Wealth Management at Fat Prophets, says news of Whitehaven Coal and Aston Resource's merger is significant for the Australian market, as the country's pure coal stocks dwindle through M&As.
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Michael McCormick, director of Belvedere Share Managers, sees opportunity to profit in gold and advises to invest in oversold mid-cap gold producers.
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The average UK household will be in “fuel poverty” by the next election in 2015 if energy bills, which have almost doubled as a share of median income since 2004, stay on their current path, the FT reports.
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Michael Parker, senior research analyst, Asian power & renewable energy, Sanford C. Bernstein, anticipates a slow down in emerging markets' power consumption leading to falling coal price.
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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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Qantas Airways says it is canceling and delaying dozens of flights because of a strike by its ground workers and engineers. The Australian carrier says 8,500 domestic and international passengers will have their flights disrupted by Friday's strikes. Qantas says 39 flights will be delayed and two flights canceled.
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Overseas demand for coal could be a job creator in the U.S., says Tom Scholl, CEO, Keystone Industries, who says if coal miners could get permits overseas, the increase in exporting could create jobs.
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Cramer responds to the Federal Reserve's warning of "significant downside risk" to the global economy.
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Cramer talks with Mike Sutherlin, Joy Global CEO about the fallout from two important coal companies cutting their shipment forecast and its impact on mining equipment makers.
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"Supplying to China, India and parts of South Africa helped us [Continental Coal] grow," Don Turvey, CEO of Continental Coal, told CNBC.
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Coal stocks fed on rumors involving Walter Energy yesterday, and the options were flowing throughout the sector.
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Australia's resources sector, which has experienced a multi-year boom, is a bubble waiting to burst, according to one fund manager.
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With the rising price of oil putting the spotlight on energy, BlackRock Managing Director Dan Rice gave his top energy investment picks to CNBC on Friday.
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Find out where CEO Greg Boyce thinks coal is going and why he thinks the US may be left behind.
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Insight on the health of the coal sector, with Mad Money host Jim Cramer, and Greg Boyce, Peabody Energy chairman, president & CEO.
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Cramer makes the call on viewers' favorite stocks.
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The Mongolian mining industry, which is to benefit from China's huge appetite for resources, is a sector to bet on. One fund manager suggests investing in mining plays that are listed internationally, but have assets in Mongolia.
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