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What to expect in tomorrow's trading session, with Stacey Winter, Wedbush Securities; John Hummel, AIS Group; and Dane Leone, Macquarie Group.
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What Apple's Q1 earnings suggest, with Gene Munster, Piper Jaffray; James Brehm, Compass Intelligence; Daniel Morgan, Synovus Trust; and James Ramelli, KeeneOnTheMarket.com trader. CNBC's Jon Fortt, offers insight on the numbers.
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Apple's Q1 earnings are out, with Gene Munster, Piper Jaffray; James Brehm, Compass Intelligence; Daniel Morgan, Synovus Trust; and CNBC's Jon Fortt.
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In an interview with CNBC's Maria Bartiromo in Davos, JPMorgan CEO Jamie Dimon says you can buy many world-class American, and global, companies at "pretty good prices." He expects stocks will continue to gain if the economy grows.
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In an interview with CNBC's Maria Bartiromo in Davos, JPMorgan CEO Jamie Dimon talks about new regulations on banks, public perceptions of the industry, and the need to end "finger-pointing" in Washington.
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Frankfort told CNBC that shareholders are more fickle than shoppers and the company has a lot of plans for growth. They expect 50-percent growth in the men's brand and a huge push in mobile.
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JPMorgan Chase Chairman & CEO Jamie Dimon discusses the board's recent decision to cut his pay, the bank's latest earnings, and his outlook on politics and the economy.
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Netflix surprised the market with an unexpected profit. Its revenue and outlook also topped forecasts. Shares jumped more than 25 percent after-hours.
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Shares of Coach are taking a hit after holiday revenue numbers for Q2 fell short of forecasts. Coach CEO Lew Frankfort, offers insight behind the disappointing numbers.
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Netflix has released its Q4 earnings, with Michael Pento, Pento Portfolio Strategies; Neil Hennessy, Hennessy Funds CIO; and CNBC's Brian Shactman and Julia Boorstin. The news is good.
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"The market today is clearly bearish," says Matt Cheslock, Virtu Financial. Vadim Zlotnikov, Alliance Bernstein, weighs in.
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All three major indexes are up in today's session. Where the markets are headed, with Jeff Cox, CNBC.com; Vadim Zlotnikov, Alliance Bernstein; and Anthony Chan, Chase private client chief economist.
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In a debate over whether McDonald's or Coca-Cola is a better buy, a technical analyst sees trouble ahead for Coke, but a fundamental analyst likes the stock. (2:43)
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People who want giant sodas are fighting back today against New York City's ban on super-sized sugary drinks, with WNBC's Roseanne Colletti.
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CNBC's Jon Fortt and Julia Boorstin report on what investors are anticipating in both Apple and Netflix's earnings.
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Discussing how company earnings are impacting the markets, with Michael Pento, Pento Portfolio Strategies; Stephen Wood, Russell Investments; Jim Bianco, Bianco Research; and Robert Zagunis, Jensen Investment Management.
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Rates will rise dramatically as soon as there are clear signs the US economy is picking up, billionaire financier George Soros said in an interview at Davos.
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What to expect from tomorrow's market, with Ron Weiner, RDM Financial Group; Chad Morganlander, Stifel Nicolaus; and Anthem Blanchard, Blanchard Vault CEO.
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Analysts expect to see a drop in earnings year-over-year from defense contractors, reports CNBC's Jane Wells.
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Arizona Governor Jan Brewer proposed a tax hike on hospitals to pay for Obamacare. Caroline Heldman, Occidental College Associate Professor of Politics and Paul Howard, Manhattan Institute, weigh in.
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