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CNBC's Bob Pisani provides a preview of what investors need to keep an eye on in the new week. (0:42) |
"The Harvard Crimson" is warning conservatives not only to not enroll, but to not apply to the school. Larry Kudlow questions the editor. |
Tim Smith, North Asia CEO at Maersk Line, explains how the company is tackling the challenges of the container shipping industry and gives his outlook for 2013. |
Art Cashin of UBS discusses the positive and negative factors affecting stocks. (4:49) |
Goldman Sachs investment strategist Abby Joseph Cohen is bullish on stocks, but she does have one concern. (1:59) |
On "Squawk Box," Warren Buffett still thinks stocks are cheaper than other forms of investments and Berkshire is still buying, even as the Dow approaches an all-time high. (1:32) |
One of the quirkiest personal hygiene companies on the Web has moved into pet products. CNBC's Jane Wells takes a look at the offerings of Orabrush, a company that makes tongue cleaners for humans. (2:41) |
Which S&P sector is a better buy: consumer staples or the financials? Richard Ross, Auerbach Grayson, and Heather Hughes, SunAmerica Funds, weigh in. (3:48) |
Paul Krake, Founder, View from the Peak discusses the "borderline comical" nature of China's on-again and off-again tightening measures and explains why he is bearish on Shanghai equities. |
CNBC's Sri Jegarajah takes a look at global events that could move markets this week. |
Todd Elmer, Currency Strategist at Citi, thinks the RBA will likely keep rates on hold at its March policy meeting but says there is scope for another 25 bps in cuts over the next 6 months. There is ammunition to sell the AUD at this point, he says. |
President Obama tells reporters he can’t just magically make Republicans leaders agree with him on a deficit deal. (1:40) |
As he discusses totally "out of touch" companies, Jim Cramer offers a plan for JC Penney. (4:32) |
Discussing whether it's time to buy gold now, with Joseph Greco, Meridian Equity Partners, and Jeff Kilburg, KKM Financial. (3:43) |
Cyrus Daruwala, Managing Director, Asia Pacific, IDC Financial Insights discusses the implications of banking bonus cuts on financial institutions like HSBC & Standard Chartered. |
Rob Subbaraman, Chief Asia Economist, Nomura identifies the key priorities for China's leaders at the National People's Congress this year. He believes tackling inflation will be a key concern. |
John McDonnell, COO at Patron Spirits, says demand for tequila in the Asia Pacific remains strong, as the company taps into the region's insatiable demand for luxury products. |
Kwon Ping Ho, Chairman at luxury hotel company Banyan Tree Holdings, says demand for its big-ticket projects is helped by the "wealth effect" in Asia. |
Rick Santelli on the sequester and how Washington needs to get a job done. (3:17) |
CNBC's Rick Santelli explains why it's important to take a look at a temporary reversal in a stock's price, along with exchange volume and open interest. |
Investor Dennis Gartman tells "Fast Money" why he has no plans to get back into stocks anytime soon. (2:24) |
CNBC's Adam Bakhtiar takes on the challenge of the daily 'Stock in 60' segment and looks at shares of Komatsu, which jumped 4 percent on strong operating profit results. |
CNBC's Bob Pisani and Art Cashin, of UBS, discuss the lack of "energy" in the market today as the Dow heads towards record levels. |
Technical analyst Jeff Tomasulo argues that the potential upside for Apple makes it worth buying the stock right now, but fundamental analyst Jeff Kilburg sees it going substantially lower before it goes higher. (3:29) |
Arthur Cashin, UBS Financial Services, provides his perspective on why the Dow is nearing an all-time high, despite looming budget cuts. (3:43) |
Jeff DeGraaf of Renaissance Macro Research tells "Futures Now" where he thinks the S&P 500 stock index is headed. (0:39) |
India unveiled a surprise spending surge in its new budget for fiscal 2013/14 ahead of an election next year. The plan includes new taxes on big companies and the rich. CNBC TV18's Reema Tendulkar has more. |
With so many financial markets up over the past few years, we ask Pimco’s Bill Gross where he’d go for the best opportunities now. (1:05) |
CNBC's Josh Lipton looks at Gap, which had better than expected earnings today. Salesforce.com also reported solid revenue and Josh has a look ahead to Best Buy, which reports Friday. (0:50) |
Gerry Harvey, Executive Chairman of Harvey Norman tells CNBC he is optimistic of a turnaround in sales after the retailer posted a 36% slide in first-half profit. |
