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  • Don’t Trust Buybacks

    If investors want to return value to shareholders, Cramer said, they should increase their dividends.

  • Stocks End Higher, but Down Over 1% for Week

    Stocks finished higher Friday in a highly volatile week, with the Dow logging its first two-day rally since early July. Despite the wild market swings in the last several days, all three major averages are down less than 2 percent for the week.

  • Lightning Round: Amerigroup, Oxford Industries, Transocean and More

    Cramer makes the call on viewers' favorite stocks.

  • Stocks Close Sharply Lower Amid Debt Talks

    Stocks ended sharply lower Wednesday, following a Fed report that said pace of economic growth moderated in many districts and amid growing uncertainty over the ongoing debt talks in Washington.

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    Turks, Europeans Still Mad at US

    Just back from ten days in Turkey, a country with one of the strongest growth rates in the world — over 9 percent, on a par with China. I was accosted by several European money managers furious about the U.S.'s inability to deal with the debt ceiling extension.

  • Stocks Sag on Debt Fears; Dunkin Soars 40%

    Stocks slumped for a third session Wednesday following an unexpected drop in durable goods orders and as worries escalated over a possible U.S. debt default.  

  • Futures Slip on Durable Goods, Debt Worries

    Futures moved lower Wednesday following an unexpected drop in durable goods orders and as ongoing worries over a possible U.S. debt default weighed on sentiment.

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    Health-Care Law 'Just Won't Work': Ex-Aetna CEO

    The health-care plan passed in March 2010 will not be what is ultimately implemented, according to former Aetna CEO Ronald Williams.

  • New Market Highs Through July: Technical Analyst

    But if the "rocket can’t go high enough into the stratosphere," the S&P 500 can fall back to 1250, warned Paul Schatz, president of Heritage Capital.

  • Technical Analyst Sees a 'Cruel' Summer for Stocks

    Get ready for a "cruel, cruel summer where we’re going to see low equity returns, high volatility and low trading volume," Craig Johnson, technical analyst at Piper Jaffrey, warned CNBC Tuesday.

  • What's On: Merrill Lynch, Aetna, and Greece as a US Blueprint?

    See what's happening, who's talking and what will be making headlines on Thursday's Squawk on the Street.

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    5-Star Portfolio Manager: Stick to Value Discipline

    Value investors and stock managers must "stick to your discipline" while the stock market returns to stability, said Harvey Neiman, portfolio manager of the Neiman Large Cap Value Fund — rated five stars by Morningstar.

  • RIMM A Takeover Target?
    Dow, S&P Post Third Straight Gain; Banks Slip

    Stocks rallied to finish higher in thin trading Monday as fears over Greece's debt crisis subsided and investors snapped up beaten-down stocks.

  • RIMM A Takeover Target?
    Stocks Gain Amid Thin Trading; Banks Slip

    Stocks were higher amid thin trading Monday, led by materials, as fears over Greece's debt crisis started to subside and investors snapped up beaten-down stocks.

  • Best Performing Stocks and Sectors of 2011

    Here is a look at the best-performing stocks in the top-performing sectors year-to-date.

  • American healthcare reform
    6 Stocks Poised to Double

    The mundane business of managing health-care benefits and services may be a bore for those working in the industry, but shares in that sector have been a boon for investors. ...A report from TheStreet.

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    Throw Back The Big Ones

    Expected government cuts to Medicare and Medicaid, the uncertainty of health care reform and looming patent expirations are weighing heavily on the outlook of the biggest companies in the sector: large-cap pharmaceutical stocks.

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    5 Dividend Stocks Rewarding Shareholders

    In total, the 500 largest firms on Wall Street have increased their payouts by nearly $21 billion so far this year, a massive upswing in the cash that companies are willing to part with for the benefit of their shareholders. ...A report from TheStreet.

  • CNBC.com Market Outlook
    Stocks End Mostly Down for Week; Nasdaq Gains

    Stocks closed mostly lower after a volatile week marked by swinging prices of commodities and currencies, as investors wrestled with the implications of a worsening European debt crisis and a global economic slowdown.

  • Stocks Fall as Banks, Materials Tumble

    Stocks traded lower ahead of the close as the dollar rose, and financial stocks fell amid fears of a worsening European debt crisis.