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Scott Univer, General Counsel, WeiserMazars says the Facebook IPO mess is a disclosure issue with things going wrong all at once.
Michael Gayed, Chief Investment Strategist, Pension Partners says markets are expecting a big selldown as junk bonds' yields spiked and US T...
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Alejandro Barbajosa, Oil Markets Specialist, Argus Media thinks oil prices will go lower than OPEC's target of $100 per barrel. He also thin...
Marc LoPresti, attorney at Tagliaferro & LoPresti, says the Facebook IPO highlights an uneven playing field between institutional investors ...
Mad Money host and former hedge fund manager, Jim Cramer, provides stock traders with all manner of investing advice.
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"In theory, Greece should not exit the euro zone because that would usher in a very dark period in Greece and no one would lend to the count...
Erwan Rambourg, Head of Consumer and Retail, HSBC explains why he sees upside in stocks of Prada and Coach.
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COMPANY : General Electric
16 May 2012
April housing starts, at 717,000, hit their highest level since October 2008. But don't kid yourself: the market is still on notice. Any headline could reverse things...quickly, says CNBC's Bob Pisani.... Read More
14 May 2012
They’re increasingly trusted by corporations to do mission-critical work that in the past would have been handled by permanent employees or established outside firms.... Read More
5 May 2012
Warren Buffett reassured the tens of thousands of Berkshire Hathaway shareholders attending its annual meeting in Omaha today that his health is good and the next CEO will do a good job.... Read More
5 May 2012
Warren Buffett tells Berkshire Hathaway shareholders today that the person who succeeds him as the company's CEO will also be Berkshire's "chief risk officer," just as he has been over the years.... Read More
30 Apr 2012
Companies are looking for ways to spend their cash—whether in dividends or acquisitions, according to a CNBC analysis of recent conference calls after earnings.... Read More
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COMPANY : General Electric
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