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The best kept secret is that the Fed does more for the successful operation of the global business cycle than all the "talking shops" (G8, G20, and various U.N. agencies) combined.
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The best kept secret is that the Fed does more for the successful operation of the global business cycle than all the "talking shops" (G8, G20, and various U.N. agencies) combined.
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Ruchir Sharma of Morgan Stanley tells us which global stock markets could surprise us this year, and it may not always be a pleasant one.
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Treasury Secretary nominee Jack Lew's past doesn't bode well for the business community--or, ironically, the White House.
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Can a platinum penny really prop up the debt ceiling? Larry Kudlow and guests debate it.
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If a "bang moment" approaches, like a surge in interest rates, it will likely catch markets complacent and desensitized, Michael Farr says.
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China's growing influence means it is useful to think about the world economy in terms of two separate narratives, one expert explains.
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US businesses bear higher costs than foreign competitors and so are reluctant to hire in the United States, Peter Morici argues.
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Larry Kudlow and guests debate whether Jack Lew is a good pick for Treasury Secretary.
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Gen. Stanley McChrystal, former commander of U.S. and International forces in Afghanistan, discusses his new book, "My Share of the Task."
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Peter Morici says for the GOP to win elections, it must abandon long-held beliefs and biases.
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A recession may have been averted, but you can't tax your way into prosperity.
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CNBC Contributor Barbara Ryan is taking the pulse of health care stocks at this year's "Woodstock" of health care.
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Michael Farr thinks our elected representatives have transformed the "fiscal cliff" into the "fiscal farce."
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Sen. Bob Corker, (R-TN), explains why he is "livid" Congress passed the "fiscal cliff" bill.
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This academic says the tax and spending package passed by the Senate and House provides little prospects of improvement.
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Barring major geopolitical shocks, the world economy in 2013 should mark the beginning of sustainably faster growth, one expert believes.
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Pimco's Mohamed El-Erian sees a 'micro deal' where there should have been a major undertaking.
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The author of "Guns and Violence, The English Experience," discusses why mimicking Great Britain on gun control may not be the best idea.
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Psychologist Susan Battley says Congress needs to abandon deadly leadership behaviors to avoid the 'Cliff.'
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CNBC's Rick Santelli explains why he got upset when the government became involved in the nation's housing problem