Stocks Climb on Dovish Fed Comments; Bernanke Up Next
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In his daily CNBC.com-only video clip, Art Cashin of UBS talks with Bob Pisani about stocks going for a 19th straight Tuesday advance and Fed Chairman Ben Bernanke's upcoming testimony to Congress.
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As a weak yen drives Japanese stocks higher, CNBC's Steve Sedgwick asked Japan's Finance Minister Taro Aso if he believed the G-20 endorsed Tokyo's domestic stimulus plans. |
Michael Andrew, Global Chairman, KPMG International sees an amicable resolution to U.S. and China regulatory issues. He states that China is making efforts to better its accounting standards. |
Australian Treasurer Wayne Swan dismissed talk of a 'currency war' at the G-20 meetings and tells CNBC's Steve Sedgwick how the strong Aussie dollar is affecting the local economy. |
Scott Phillips, Investment Analyst, Motley Fool Australia, takes the pulse of corporate reports as the earnings season kicks into high gear in Australia. |
In a live “Fast Money Halftime” telephone interview, activist investor Carl Icahn is asked why he’s bought a stake in Herbalife, directly challenging Bill Ackman’s high-profile short against the company. (3:11) |
CNBC's Robert Frank reports that the world's largest private yacht, owned by a reclusive Russian billionaire, is docked in Manhattan. The question is why? (1:44) |
The social media company says it doesn't think any user information has been compromised. |
Carl Icahn tells "Fast Money Halftime" that his primary motivation is to make money with his Herbalife bet, but he won't feel sorry if Bill Ackman's short position gets squeezed. |
A meteorite soars across the Russian sky, injuring some 500 people, mostly through explosions and flying glass. (0:56) |
In a live telephone interview on “Fast Money Halftime,” Carl Icahn says his primary motive for betting on Herbalife is to make money, but he won’t feel sorry if Bill Ackman loses along the way. (2:07) |
Parents may find themselves wishing they could check-in their toddlers when it comes to travel. CNBC's Sri Jegarajah explores the child-friendly concept airline by design firm RKS that promises a hassle-free journey. |
C NBC's Michelle Caruso-Cabrera talks to passengers thankfully getting off the Carnival Triumph after the powerless ship was towed to Mobile, Alabama. (2:42) |
Just take a look at his portfolio to find out. CNBC's Chloe Cho and Deirdre Wang-Morris discuss the wizard of Omaha's food-related stocks in light of his recent purchase of ketchup maker Heinz. |
CNBC's Deirdre Wang Morris takes on the challenge of the daily 'Stock in 60 Seconds' segment and looks at shares of Kirin as the stock tanked nearly 5% despite reporting solid 2012 earnings. |
Vasu Menon, VP of Wealth Management Singapore, OCBC Bank says the much talked about "great rotation" from bonds to equities is not happening just yet. He says retail participation in the equity markets remains thin. |
Jonathan Barratt, Founder, Barratt's Bulletin discusses if Rio Tinto's cost-cuts are achievable. He explains why $64 and below is a good buying point for Rio's stock. |
Basili Alukos, Airline Analyst, Morningstar says that a U.S. Airways and AMR deal is great as far as both airlines are concerned. He says the deal marks the end of a period of consolidation in the U.S. airlines industry. |
Wilbur Ross, CEO of WL Ross & Co., comments on where the next takeovers could happen, with CNBC's Mandy Drury and the "Futures Now" traders. (1:04) |
CNBC's Scott Wapner reports on his conversation with Carl Icahn, who has bought a 13% stake in Herbalife. That puts Icahn's money where his mouth is in his battle with Bill Ackman, the short-seller who believes the company is a fraud. (2:24) |
PepsiCo beat earnings, and the stock is nearing a 52-week high. Is it time to buy PepsiCo or Coca-Cola? Zachary Karabell, River Twice Research and Richard Ross, Auerbach Grayson, weigh in. (3:26) |
In his daily CNBC.com-only video clip, Art Cashin of UBS talks with Bob Pisani about the stock market, the Japanese yen, and whether the Buffett-Heinz deal will inspire more M&A activity. (2:02) |
Ed Buck, a passenger on board the disabled Carnival Triumph cruise ship, describes conditions. (3:55) |
Our first video of the Carnival Triumph being towed back to Alabama after losing its propulsion system in the Gulf of Mexico. (0:56) |
Rick Santelli uses his whiteboard to list the factors that are making interest rate traders' lives so miserable. (3:05) |
In a live interview on CNBC's "Squawk Box," Warren Buffett talks about Berkshire Hathaway's $28 billion deal, along with 3G, to buy Heinz. This is the complete interview. (20:24) |
In this excerpt from a live "Squawk Box" telephone interview, Warren Buffett says Berkshire Hathaway has enough cash for another big acquisition after its Heinz deal. (0:51) |
There isn't a lot of "Valentine cheer" on Wall Street today, says Art Cashin of UBS. He tells "Squawk on the Street" what's holding stocks back. (1:29) |
CNBC’s Jim Cramer endorses Warren Buffett’s deal for Berkshire Hathaway and 3G Capital to acquire Heinz. (6:28) |
As financial stocks rally, technical analyst JC O'Hara says his charts show more gains to come. Fundamental analyst Heather Hughes isn't as bullish on the sector. (3:37) |
During a CME floor interview about the minimum wage, Rick Santelli pauses for a drink of water and a rant on how “marketing” overshadows substance in discussion about the government. (2:17) |
