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After taking some serious heat for remarks that suggested mothers can't be good traders, Paul Tudor Jones issued this apology.
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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
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Investors are fully aware that Japan's tensions with its neighbors have an important economic dimension, says one expert.
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Here is a simple way to think about the political calculus of Washington's latest twists and turns.
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Sen. John Barrasso, (R-WY), discusses why there is a battle brewing over the debt ceiling, now that Congress has "kicked the can".
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Maria Bartiromo challenges Maryland Democratic Senator Ben Cardin to offer specifics on what spending cuts he would be willing to support.
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Piers Morgan talks with Larry Kudlow about the school shooting in Connecticut. Is a massive crackdown the best way to prevent tragedy in the future?
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"The 'fiscal cliff' is not some sort of disaster. It was put in place to create a basis for solving a problems," said Daniel Arbess, Perella Weinberg Partners.
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"You have to decide if you are a short or long-term investor," and this pro says it's possible to be a little bit of both.
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A back brace can be found on the Internet for $99, but Medicare pays $900, points out Tom Schatz, Citizens Against Government Waste president.
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The chairman of Deloitte Consulting says now more than ever, senior management should focus their strategic energy on growth.
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Investors are sick and tired of all the bad news and have lost confidence in the financial industry. Here is a plan to restore that trust.
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One expert names those top execs who excelled in the high-stakes rescue, restructuring and reinvention roles.
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CNBC's Herb Greenberg reveals his worst CEO pick for 2012. And the winner is...
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More self control in rhetoric and authentic mutual respect could give us a civility, argues the out-spoken academic.
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The "fiscal cliff" is hampering everyday operations of small businesses and clouding their outlook for growth.
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Pimco’s Mohamed El-Erian has three pieces of advice for investors considering how to allocate their capital going into 2013.
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Donations and volunteering should get the same tax treatment, says CNBC's NetNet blogger.
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Before investing in money markets, portfolio manager Tony Crescenzi cautions these funds are now under new pressure.
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CNBC contributor Michael Yoshikami suggests investors should carefully reconsider holding long dated bonds.