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John Eichberger, a lobbyist who represents roughly 80 percent of the U.S.’s retail gas stations, complained such a mandate might not be worth it.
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“Mad Money” host Jim Cramer answers viewers’ questions and tweets.
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Exchange-traded funds have affected the way investors should look at individual sectors, “Mad Money” host Jim Cramer said Friday.
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With all the information coming out of earnings season, there are a few things smart investors will want to keep in mind, “Mad Money” host Jim Cramer said Friday.
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The home furnishing retailer's shares jumped in their market debut on the New York Stock Exchange on Friday after the stock priced at the high end of its range.
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John Eichberger, a lobbyist who represents roughly 80 percent of the U.S.’s retail gas stations, details the challenges facing the industry.
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With Apple’s share price down 16 percent from its all-time high Friday, the stock is now approaching bear territory. CNBC’s “Fast Money” pros weighed in on how to play it.
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Despite the damage wrought by Hurricane Sandy throughout the city, former New York Mayor Ed Koch said he applauded the decision to let the New York City Marathon go on as planned.
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The national average for retail gasoline fell slightly below $3.50 a gallon Friday for the first time since March 6, according to OPIS and AAA.
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Smart money pros are making a big mistake as they put money to work. Are you about to make the same mistake, too?
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Cramer makes the call on viewer favorites.
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Gasoline prices — along with oil company profit margins — will likely head downward in the next several weeks, but one stock still has growth potential, Deutsche Bank oil analyst Paul Sankey said Thursday on CNBC.
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Remember those stocks you said you wouldn’t touch with a ten foot pole? Soon, you may want to roll around in them.
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Microsoft led a tech rally Thursday, but does the sector have room to run?
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A system to limit gasoline purchases should be considered to curb long lines at service stations for future natural disasters, former Shell Oil CEO John Hofmeister said Thrusday on CNBC.
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Hurricane Sandy will affect some retailers worse than others, as stores across the Northeast remain closed ahead of the holiday season, Morgan Stanley retail analyst Kimberly Greenberger told CNBC on Thursday.
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TJX reports same-store sales this morning, but the bulls got their shopping done early.
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On fears the looming tax increases and budget cuts could affect business, Eaton CEO Sandy Cutler calls on policymakers to act.
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