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While it is true that Federal Reserve policy is often led by the Chairman, it is clear that most governing members believe that the current course of action is the correct one.
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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.
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Rick Santelli urges Congress to prevent the AMT from hitting millions of additional taxpayers earning as little as $33,750 a year.
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Are the days of Germany cushioning the ongoing euro zone crisis fading? One researcher thinks so.
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The Clinton tax rates create a much better basis for tax reform because it benefits more Americans, says Tony Fratto.
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The Obama Administration’s most effective jobs program so far has been convincing millions of Americans to settle.