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  • Fast Money Final Trade
    Your first trade for Thursday

    The "Fast Money" traders share their final trades of the day.

  • Leon Cooperman, Chairman and CEO of Omega Advisors
    Stocks no bargain anymore: Leon Cooperman

    The stock market is not overvalued right now, but it's no bargain anymore, Leon Cooperman, chairman and CEO of Omega Advisors, told CNBC on Tuesday.

  • KKR's McVey: Where to put your money
    KKR's McVey: Where to put your money   

    Henry McVey, KKR, explains why he likes allocation in emerging markets with Fed tapering looming.

  • Fast Money Final Trade
    Your first trade for Monday

    The "Fast Money" traders share their final trades of the day.

  • KKR: Optimistic on China's long-term potential
    KKR Asia: Optimistic on China in the long-term   

    In an exclusive interview, Joseph Bae, Managing Partner at KKR Asia discusses the firm's operations in Asia and explains why KKR is optimistic on China's long-term prospects.

  • Ten bets from top hedge fund managers

    Investing pros offered up a diverse list of ideas for how to make money in the this market during the Delivering Alpha conference presented by CNBC and Institutional Investor.

  • Cooperman looks to go 10 for 10 again in 2013

    Among Leon Cooperman's many contributions to investing knowledge was a perfect 10-for-10 slate in ideas at the 2012 Delivering Alpha conference. He's trying again this year.

  • A Make-or-Break Week Ahead for the Stock Market

    It's make-or-break time for the first-quarter earnings season, and it comes just as the stock market is showing signs of strain.

  • Cramer’s Earnings Game Plan for Next Week
    Lightning Round: Southern Copper, Oneok & More

    "Mad Money" host Jim Cramer makes calls on viewer's favorite stocks: Southern Copper, Oneok and more.

  • KKR's Outlook 2013
    KKR's Outlook 2013   

    Henry McVey, head of global macro & asset allocation at KKR & Co., says he expects a very slow first half of 2013, but a rebound in the second half.

  • KKR Opens Funds Aimed at Private Investors
    KKR Opens Funds Aimed at Private Investors

    KKR—the private equity group immortalized as the Barbarian at the Gate—is launching two investment funds to be distributed to individuals by Charles Schwab, the US brokerage. It is the latest sign of the pressure on private equity firms to become more like traditional asset management firms, the Financial Times reports.

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    Kravis Brought KKR, Private Equity Into Mainstream

    Henry Kravis' KKR has developed far beyond traditional private equity; it is now a large, publicly traded, investment firm with diversified businesses that include capital markets and offices around the globe.

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    How Did The Big Ideas of Delivering Alpha 2011 Fare?

    Three of our panelists definitely delivered the goods, with prescient calls on US stocks, value-add consumer goods and Yahoo! Others, however, missed the mark on such things as the Hong Kong dollar and sovereign defaults.

  • The sale of Edvard Munch’s 1895 pastel “The Scream” at Sotheby’s this week has attracted worldwide attention as well as guesses about who would buy the painting and for how much. Those on Wall Street have been known to amass valuable collections of art, both for corporate and private use. Some collectors are renowned for snatching up artwork at auction for tens of millions, and could be among the frontrunners to purchase Munch’s masterpiece. To get an idea of the most avid art buyers on Wall Str
    Top Wall Street Art Collectors

    CNBC's "Power Lunch" team assembled a gallery of the best known art collectors from the financial world. Click ahead to see who made the list.

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    Stocks to Watch: RHT, PAYX, FOSL & More

    Take a look at some of Thursday’s morning movers:

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    Stocks to Watch: FDO, PNR, ZZ, GS & More

    Take a look at some of Wednesday’s morning movers:

  • A fighting bull runs behind participants during the San Fermin running of the bulls on July 12, 2011 in Pamplona, Spain.
    5 Stocks That Could Be Trampled

    Here’s a look at 5 recently IPO’ed stocks that could face pressure if private-equity shareholders were to look for a speedy exit.

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    Stocks to Watch: ZOLL, ZZ, JBLU & More

    Take a look at some of Monday morning’s early movers:

  • Stephen A. Schwarzman
    Blackstone Founder Tops Private Equity Pay League

    Stephen Schwarzman, the Blackstone chief executive, took home $213.5 million in pay and dividends in 2011, a third more than the year before and topping the scale for a select group of the founders of listed private equity companies, the Financial Times reports.

  • Lightning Round: United Rentals, Research In Motion, LSI and More

    Cramer makes the call on viewers' favorite stocks.