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The bear market rally is over, Philippe Gijsels from Fortis Global Markets said Monday. Investors have tired of economic news being 'not as ...
UK and euro zone services PMI were slightly lower than expected for June. "What it suggests to me is that the quarter just gone for the UK e...
Tesco holds its annual general meeting Friday where shareholders will vote on new rights for workers and find out whether the retailer will ...
"What we have to bear in mind is oil's not necessarily being priced for today's conditions. It's being priced 6 to 9 to 12 months ahead," Si...
Russia is not just about oil, the country also has strong domestic demand growth, says Tanya Landwehr, MD at KITS Fortis Investments. She ma...
Investors are positioning themselves for medium-term inflation, observes Brice Benaben, global head of inflation trading at Deutsche Bank. H...
Insight on New Balance's "made in the USA" campaign, with Robert Demartini, New Balance CEO.
Your daily dose of street sense, with Brian Kelly, Kanundrum Research; Mike Khouw, Cantor Fitzgerald; and CNBC's Amanda Drury.
Managed futures are proving to be popular among savvy retail investors. Aaron Smith, MD, Superfund Singapore, explains why.
Gulf Oil CEO Joe Petrowski shares his outlook for oil prices with CNBC.
An early check on the markets with Kevin Ferry, of Cronus Futures Management, and Beth Bovino, of Standard & Poor's.
Both India and China have raised its retail price of oil in domestic markets. "Higher oil prices do mean lower growth in the longer term," H...
WalMart has thrown its support behind a crucial piece of President Obama's healthcare agenda, with CNBC's Rebecca Jarvis; David Goodfriend, ...
Wal-Mart announced it is in favor of President Obama's healthcare plan, but the retailer is at odds with most other large employers. Trent D...
Despite weakness in the economy, discount retailer Target is adding jobs. Tim Curoe, VP of talent acquisition for Target, talks to CNBC.
Wal-Mart came out in support President Obama's plan to require employers to provide health insurance to workers, putting it at odds with mos...
Wal-Mart, the nation's biggest employer, has come out in favor of President Obama's healthcare plan, which requires companies to provide ins...
The earnings outlook is brightening, according to Tobias Levkovich, chief U.S. equity strategist at Citi.
Rep. Elijah Cummings, D-Maryland, shares his thoughts on healthcare with CNBC.
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SECTOR : Retail
The Chinese investor who donated $2.1 million dollars for lunch in late June with Warren Buffett says his "tip from a friend" was not designed to influence the stock price of a relatively little known retailer in China.... Read More
2 Jul 2009
It takes a leap of faith, on a variety of levels, to invest in your company’s future during difficult times... Read More
2 Jul 2009
A humorous video clip shown to shareholders featuring Warren Buffett as a mattress salesman is part of a marketing campaign for a real Nervous Nellie model available from Berkshire subsidiary Nebraska Furniture Mart.... Read More
29 Jun 2009
It appears the sentencing of Bernard Madoff has restored at least some investor confidence to a nervous market... Read More
26 Jun 2009
Even with some grease from economic stimulus dollars, consumers remained hesitant to spend in May—and aren't likely to get the urge anytime soon.... Read More
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