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  • The Brookings Institution recently issued a report the compared per-capita gross domestic product and changes in employment data from 2010 to 2011 in 200 of the world’s largest metropolitan areas. The report found that these areas produced 48 percent of global output despite accounting for only 14 percent of the world’s population and employment.In other findings: Ninety percent of the fastest-growing economies were outside North America and western Europe; U.S. metropolitan areas outperformed t
    Most Productive Cities

    The Brookings Institution analyzed the financial data of the world’s largest metropolitan areas and uncovered some interesting findings. Check out which cities were the most productive.

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    What's Shaking: Friday's Early Movers

    Take a look at some of Friday morning's early movers:

  • Lightning Round: Sasol, CF Industries, Halliburton, and More

    Cramer makes the call on viewers' favorite stocks.

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    TiVo Offers 'Couch Potatoes' More Choices: CEO

    Only 38 percent of television viewing is done live, and that gives TiVo more opportunity to offer its recording services to "couch potatoes" everywhere, CEO Thomas Rogers told CNBC Wednesday.

  • Dow Ekes Out Gain, but EU Fears Limit Rally

    The Dow and S&P clawed back into positive territory at the close Wednesday, adding to the sharp rally from the previous session, but gains were limited over renewed fears over the euro zone debt crisis.

  • Futures Lower as Euro Zone Fears Resurface

    Futures pulled back Wednesday, after a strong start to the New Year, as investors turned their focus once again to the euro zone's debt concerns.

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    5 Big Surprise Stock Losers of 2011

    While both professionals and do-it-yourself investors try to prognosticate the new year, we're always dealt our fair share of surprises — good and bad. Here are five stocks that turned in the biggest negative surprises for investors.

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    Why Crackpots, Screwballs, and Nutjobs Make Great Entrepreneurs

    Venture capitalist Patrick Chung reveals what he looks for in entrepreneurs and why.

  • Top Traders: 5 Market Movers to Watch

    As stocks closed near session lows Thursday, the "Fast Money" traders found themselves talking about these market movers.

  • Stocks Log 3-Day Gain, BofA Surges 11%

    Stocks rallied strongly in the final hour Wednesday, logging a three-day gain, after hovering near the flat line for most of the session, but investors remained cautious ahead of Federal Reserve Chairman Ben Bernanke's Jackson Hole speech at the end of week.

  • Futures Pare Losses After Durable Goods

    Futures shaved earlier losses Wednesday after durable goods orders jumped much more than expected in July, but still remained under pressure after Moody’s downgraded Japan’s economy by one notch on concerns over the size of the country’s budget deficit.

  • We Want Calm, but That's Still Not Happening

    It's easy to say the markets are calm Friday, but it's not exactly correct. The S&P 500 futures have swung in a 33-point range overnight—that is pretty volatile. We want calm, but it's just not happening.

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    An Innovator's Guide: 5 Ways to Think Outside the Box

    "Everyone knows they need to be “creative” and “think outside the box” – to “associate.” The million dollar question has always been – how." These authors have a plan.

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    Half of TVs to Have Internet Connectivity by 2015

    About 47 percent of total flat-panel televisions shipped in four years will have Internet connectivity, as manufacturers bet on the expansion of Netflix and direct-to-consumer offerings from content producers like Time Warner’s HBO.

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    A Laptop, Its Head in the Cloud

    You can say all kinds of nice things about Google’s Chromebook laptop concept. You can say it’s ahead of its time. Or that it’s thinking way, way outside the box. Or that, as failures go, at least this one swung for the fences the New York Times reports.

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    'Tussle' Coming on Broadcast Ad Rates -Sorrell

    There will be a "tussle" involving broadcasters, advertising agencies, and their clients over ad costs when the new television season begins, Sir Martin Sorrell told CNBC Tuesday.

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    Stocks End Modestly Lower as Energy Slides

    Stocks closed modestly lower Monday, coming off highs reached after news of Osama Bin Laden's death, as investors considered the potential for terror attacks in retaliation for the killing.

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    Stocks Fall Before Close; Alcoa Gains

    Stocks fell in late afternoon trading on Monday, coming off highs reached after news of Osama Bin Laden's death, as investors considered the renewed potential for terror attacks in retaliation for the killing.

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    Stocks to Watch: Wells Fargo, Dean Foods and More ...

    Here's why you should keep a close eye on these six stocks.

  • TiVo Soars on Judgment Against EchoStar and Dish

    TiVo stock soared Wednesday, up a whopping 29.5 percent, on news that the U.S. Court of Appeals affirmed a finding of contempt and award of sanctions against Dish and EchoStar.