Author: Natalie Erlich
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 | Natalie Erlich reports on Latin American markets for CNBC.com. She has also covered other emerging markets, such as China, and interviewed CEOs and Chinese officials at the NYSE. Prior to CNBC, she covered the London bombings and Supreme Court for NBC's Investigative Unit in Washington, DC. While earning her masters at Columbia University, Natalie reported on Lehman Brothers and contributed to investigations of Bernard Madoff's accountant. As an undergraduate at UC Berkeley, she lived in Brazil and Spain and learned Spanish and Portuguese. Her travels have taken her to Panama, Argentina, Hungary, Russia and Israel. She can be reached at . |
Jan.12
11:20 AM ET
Thursday, 12 Jan 2012
The business community must defend free enterprise in Washington if the country is going to achieve economic growth in 2012, said Thomas Donohue, president and CEO of the Chamber of Commerce. Read More
Topics:Small Business
Dec.20
3:55 PM ET
Tuesday, 20 Dec 2011
According to a survey by American Express OPEN, it takes a small business contractor, on average, 4.4 tries before landing its first federal contract. The survey, which polled 740 contractors, also found that they are investing more money even as they bid on fewer contracts. Read More
Topics:Small Business
Oct.14
1:03 PM ET
Friday, 14 Oct 2011
As investors flee Latin American markets on fears that commodity-hungry China will slow down, now could be the time to pick up bargains, Will Landers, who manages BlackRock’s Latin American portfolio, told CNBC.com. Read More
Topics:Investment Strategy | Nasdaq Composite | NYSE | Stock Market | Stock Options | Stock Picks
Oct.06
12:42 PM ET
Thursday, 6 Oct 2011
As emerging markets lose favor, now is a "great entry point," James Paulsen, chief investment strategist at Wells Capital Management, told CNBC.com on Thursday. Read More
Topics:Central America | Investment Strategy | Nasdaq Composite | NYSE | Stock Market | Stock Options | Stock Picks
Oct.03
12:24 PM ET
Monday, 3 Oct 2011
As Wall Street kicks off the fourth quarter, the best case scenario for markets would be "one, quick shot down," and the worst case scenario would be a rally, Paul Schatz, Heritage Capital president, told CNBC on Monday. Read More
Topics:Investment Strategy | Nasdaq Composite | NYSE | Stock Market | Stock Options | Stock Picks
Sep.20
9:23 PM ET
Tuesday, 20 Sep 2011
Greece will avoid default and "absolutely" stay inside the Euro Zone, said Stavros Lambrinidis, Greek foreign minister on Tuesday. Read More
Topics:Deficits | Debt | Economy (Global) | Eastern Europe | Western Europe | Greece | Economy (U.S.) | Politics and Government | Stock Market
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