AT&T plans to reduce its 2009 capital exenditures from 2008 levels, reports CNBC's David Faber
The word on the Street, with Sean Clark, Clark Capital Management and Warren Meyers, Walter J. Dowd
Banks need to pass on interest rate cuts in order to stimulate the economy, Justin Urquhart Stewart from Seven Investment Management told CN...
What makes an outstanding CEO with the power to move markets? Matthew Kidman, portfolio manager at Wilson Asset Management and Karl Siegling...
The BoE may make a steeper rate cut than the market is expecting, believes Paul Donovan, senior international economist at UBS. But the ECB ...
The BoE is likely to cut rates by 100 bps, while the ECB may ease by 75 bps, says Lee Wai Tuck, currency markets strategist at Forecast, ahe...
Andrew Sullivan, sales trader at MainFirst Securities favors the power sector in China as it has benefited from the fall in commodity prices...
Despite the unexpected drawback in U.S. crude inventories, oil continued to extend its losses. Jonathan Kornafel, director of Asia at Hudson...
The stellar showing in Australia's October trade surplus is just a snapshot of how things have been, notes Jeremy Hook, private client advis...
The consumer discretionary sector in the China market looks interesting to Kerry Series, head of Asia Pacific equities at AMP Capital Invest...
Japan's third-quarter capital spending fell 13% on year, which does not bode well for its third-quarter GDP due next week. In light of this,...
Debating where to keep your money safe, with Fred Dickson, DA Davidson & Co. and Dan Genter, RNC Genter Capital Management.
Retailers will take center stage tomorrow, with the Fast Money team and Stacey Gilbert, Susquehanna Capital Group.
Discussing how to deal with a market where it's too dangerous to be short or long, with Bill Fleckenstein, Fleckenstein Capital president.
Tech has been beaten down along with everything else, but is this a case of the baby being thrown out with the bathwater? Kim Caughey, of th...
An outlook on the U.S. financial system, with Paul Miller, of FBR Capital Markets, and Frederick Lane, of Lane Berry & Co.
Ajay Kapur, CIO of First Horse Capital, shares his global market outlook and his reaction to the Fed's Beige Book.
Agriculture stocks are a good bet for this volatile market environment, according to Jonathan Kleisner, of REX Capital.
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