Switzerland's involvement in the US mortgage market had a big impact on the country's economy, Swiss Vice President & Economic Affairs Minis...
Peter Flaherty, of the National Legal & Policy Center, and Joe Murin, of the Collingwood Group, debate whether the extended home buyer tax c...
Explaining the company's efforts and why the government's program is not doing enough, with Sanjiv Das, Citi Mortgage CEO.
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Cramer takes a look at what the good news on the home front means for your portfolio.
Mad Money host, CNBC's Jim Cramer, provides investors with all manner of investing advice.
Why the push to regulate the Fed more tightly, with Rep. Ron Paul (R-TX) and member of Financial Services Committee; James Reynolds, Loop Ca...
Protecting yourself from the next global money meltdown, with Robert Wiedemer, America's Bubble Economy co-author, and James Reynolds, Loop ...
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Scott Pape speaks with the founder of one of Sydney's most iconic tourist attractions about his ten year climb to success. We also meet Clar...
Discussing today's top trades and where to look for opportunities tomorrow, with CNBC's Melissa Lee and the Fast Money traders.
How to make money now, with Daniel Mudd, Fortress Investment Group CEO.
The EU's choice of Herman Van Rompuy as its first president gives the union a lot of credibility and shows it doesn't pander to political pr...
Mortgage delinquencies and foreclosures hit a new record high, with CNBC's Diana Olick.
Mortgage delinquencies and foreclosures hit a new record high, with CNBC's Diana Olick.
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Mariner Kemper, CEO of UMB Financial, discusses whether the government should extend TARP and whether Geithner should go.
Members of the Joint Economic Committee question Treasury Secretary Timothy Geithner on financial reform.
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