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With a global population that now exceeds seven billion and a rapidly growing middle class, especially in developing economies such as Brazil, China, and India, resources are becoming increasingly scarce and we can no longer afford to waste anything, says CNBC.com guest blogger Terry Tamminen.
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Why are we up today? You can thank the long reach of Fed Chairman Ben Bernanke. Love him or hate him, love QE3 (quantitative easing) or hate QE3, Mr. Bernanke has gotten good at this game.
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A trio of problems for stocks today: lower euro; weak initial jobless claims (disappointingly high for the second week in a row); and choppier earnings reports.
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Waste Management CEO David Steiner shows Cramer how garbage trucks are being powered by compressed natural gas.
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An options play on Waste Management, with Brian Stutland, Stutland Equities.
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And today's rally: muddling through may be good enough for today, but sustainability is an issue.
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Audi and MIT have teamed up to create a website that tells users how the roadways and drivers’ moods in their city compare to others nationwide and how urban planners can improve the transportation system.Index findings can tell planners which road segments to improve for the most efficient results. It can also reveal how drivers change their motoring routines when they have more information
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A global corporation is no less likely to make questionable executive hiring decisions as the average small business, and CEOs of major corporations have the short tenures on their resumes to prove it.
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Cramer makes the call on viewers' favorite stocks.
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Cramer makes the call on viewers' favorite stocks.
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The industry is at a unique point in history, where economic growth overseas, high energy costs, demand for commodities and better recovery technologies have converged to swell revenue.
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Find out what names are in Cramer's "Game Plan."
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With hundreds of companies reporting earnings, find out what names are in the “Mad Money” host’s “Game Plan.”
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In moments like this, you must duck and cover under some stocks with serious dividends. Find out what name Cramer likes.
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Cramers says in chaotic and difficult moments like this, nothing protects better than a dividend, and suggests investors take a look at the leading garbage disposal and landfill player in the U.S., Waste Management.
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Waste Management is just off the lowest ends of its trading range, and now the bulls are surfacing.
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Investors don’t think about dividends as very important for the short term, “but over a decade typically they represent 40-50 percent of the total returns,” Greg Thomas, chairman and CEO of the advisory firm Thomas Partners, which has $1 billion assets under management, told CNBC Friday.
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Cramer makes the call on viewers' favorite stocks.
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Cramer makes the call on viewers' favorite stocks.
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Bonds are overvalued and gold is no protection from inflation, says Scott Clemons, chief investment strategist at Brown Brothers Harriman and contributor to the BBH Core Select Fund. ..A report from TheStreet.