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  • Israel At 60

      War has been a central part of life in Israel since the country became a nation 60 years ago. So it would seem counter-intuitive, then, that the country's economic growth has been just as steady, just as constant.

  • Investor Spring Cleaning

      Global stock markets are more volatile than ever, but you can probably avoid the worst of the rollercoaster ride. Diversification, hedging and good, old fashioned long-term investing can all help smooth out the ride. Learn to ride out volatility and other basics of investing from asset allocation to 401(k) management.

  • Education And You

      Hopefully, you've made right decisions about one of the biggest investments in life -- a college education. But if you're still planning for that big-ticket event, here's a savings and loan guide to higher education, from tuition plans to financial aid.

  • Spitzer Scandal

      Now that Eliot Spitzer resigned as governor of New York after being implicated in a prostitution ring, there may be some rethinking of the man’s record as attorney general when he made a name as a crime-fighter against Wall Street and Corporate America.

  • Collapse of Bear Stearns

      JPMorgan Chase said it would buy stricken rival Bear Stearns for just $2 a share in an all-stock deal that values the U.S. investment bank at about $236 million.

  • Spring Real Estate Guide

      There’s little to cheer about in the housing sector these days. Prices are down. Inventory is up. And demand for new construction is withering on the vine. Some, however, insist that spells opportunity for bargain hunters willing to wager on the long-term health of real estate.

  • Industrial Revolution 2.0

      In sectors of the industrial economy, especially those directly affected by growing global demand, orders cannot be processed fast enough, hiring is rampant, products and services are being cranked out in record amounts and stocks are responding.

  • Microsoft's Bid for Yahoo

      Comprehensive coverage dedicated to Microsoft's $45 billion bid for Yahoo. What will this potential merger of these internet giants mean for Google's future?

  • The Detroit Auto Show

      The big names of the auto business are making big bets on new models, new technology and new looks for old reliables. There's a lot at stake and a lot to see at the auto show.

  • CES '08: Your Digital Life

      Nifty electronics offer fun and games, but the end game for venture capitalists, manufacturers, distributors and retailers alike is making lots of money on the next big thing before someone else does. Here's your ticket to the Consumer Electronics Show in Las Vegas.

  • Your Money, Your Vote

      Coverage of the 2008 U.S. Presidential Election focusing on economic issues and fiscal policy. A look at the candidates and the main issues facing the nation as we approach the general election.

  • Home Front

      How will the subprime mortgage mess, high mortgage rates, falling home prices and tougher standards for equity lines of credit impact you? We're tracking all of it, providing the latest, most comprehensive information.

  • America's Top States For Business

      Why do some states attract more business than others? How do they do it? And how does your state stack up? CNBC, America's Business Channel, and CNBC.com look at the best -- and worst -- states for business on 40 different measures of competitiveness in our new exclusive study.

 

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  • Love And Money 2008

      How you feel about money can be critical for developing and maintaining a healthy relationship. Find out how to talk about finance without squashing romance, whether it is a prenuptial agreement, college savings or retirement planning. And, yes, there's a cool gift guide, too.

  • China Olympics: Countdown To The Torch

      When the games kick off on August 8, 2008, a door will open on China like never before. Beijing 2008 will be no mere Olympic spectacle. It's bound to be a geopolitical and economic event for the ages, highlighting China's rise to the fore of the global economy.

  • Business of the Super Bowl

      This year's game was the most watched Super Bowl in television history, pulling in about $150 million for CBS. And the buck certainly doesn't stop there. From super-sized ad campaigns to blockbuster marketing deals, the mother of all sporting events is big business.

  • 2008 World Economic Forum in Davos, Switzerland

      Your one source for World Economic Forum coverage from Davos, Switzerland. If the world's business leaders are making news at the event, CNBC captures it here.

  • Outlook '08

      Find out what industry experts forecast for our economy in the coming year. A one stop source for Outlook '08 news, video and blogger predictions. Also, a chance for you, the reader, to email CNBC with your 2008 economic predictions.

  • Halo 3: The Business Behind The Game

      Will Halo 3 "finish the fight" as Microsoft vies for dominance against Sony's PlayStation and Nintendo's Wii?

  • Holiday Central - Taking The Pulse of Retail

      The latest trends, winners & losers, what's hot and more in our full coverage of the recent holiday retail season.

  • Top 10 CNBC Moments of 2007

      Cramer rips the Fed, Burnett rides a bull, Coulter stuns Deutsch, Buffett opens his wallet and more.

  • Remembering The Crash of 87

      October 19, 1987. The Dow Industrials’ 508-point plunge seemed like the end of the party back then, but it wasn’t long before the market rally was back in gear and the irrational exuberance of the go-go 90s arrived.

  • Greenspan's Legacy - Judging A Giant

      Alan Greenspan's memoir, "The Age of Turbulence", comes on the heels of the twentieth anniversary of his swearing in as Fed chairman in August 1987. As the man himself looks back, it's time to take an in-depth look at his tenure and how he stacks up with the 13 other men to hold the post.

  • 1 Good Idea: CNBC's Look At Cool New Ideas

      Innovations is a weekly series that looks at some of the latest and coolest ideas across sectors and around the world — the kind of ideas that could offer some very good investing opportunities.



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