Nov.21
9:42 AM ET
Friday, 21 Nov 2008
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- Layoffs: From Stock Boon to Burden
Back when things made sense in the stock market, a company announcing layoffs would be greeted as a positive sign that it was getting its act together and shoring up its bottom line. Things are more than a little different these days. - Currency Prediction: Dollar Will Collapse
Two years ago, celebrated investor Peter Schiff predicted the financial markets were headed for a crisis. What's his prediction now? The dollar is going to fall. Hard. - Economic Silver Lining: Holiday Travel Deals
There are some good deals to be had if you know where to look. - Green Your Routine: Eco-Friendly Gift Guide
Check out some of our top picks for green gifts that are easy on the environment, and on your wallet. - Watch livestreaming Asian market coverage each evening at 6 on CNBC.com
Topics:Economy (U.S.) | Barack Obama | Retirement
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Nov.20
10:30 AM ET
Thursday, 20 Nov 2008
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- 101 Blue-Chip Stocks Under $10
A ten spot goes a long way in the market these days, as some of these household names indicate. - Green Your Routine: Wheels of Change
Tighter purse strings and volatile oil prices mean consumers are demanding more and more from their cars — better mileage, durability, environmentally conscious. We take a look at some of the cars that are driving the green revolution. - Massive Stimulus: Not This Year
As the U.S. economy spirals into a deepening recession, you'd expect Washington to respond immediately with massive fiscal stimulus. Incredibly, it's not going to happen any time soon. - Poll: Who Should Be The Next Treasury Secretary?
Share your opinion with us by taking our poll. - Options Action: Betting Against Financials
November options volume is already four times the recent averages. They heavy put activity is pushing financial stocks to lows not seen in more than a decade. - Watch livestreaming Asian market coverage each evening at 6 on CNBC.com
Topics:Economy (U.S.) | Barack Obama | Retirement
Companies:Citigroup Inc
Nov.19
9:34 AM ET
Wednesday, 19 Nov 2008
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- CPI Details: Where the Costs Are Falling (And Rising)
Here is a breakdown of the inflation benchmark to show you where costs are rising and falling most. - Green Your Routine: 11 Green Trades
Sick of getting burned by the financials? Pete Najarian's green trades leave the other guys green with envy! - Chinese Automakers Want a Bailout, Too
China’s auto industry is quietly pressing Beijing for government help as it copes with a jarring slowdown, top Chinese auto executives said. - Bailout for Builders: Are They Next in Line?
Home builder confidence has fallen to yet another record low. Are they waiting in the wings for their shot at a bailout? - Dow's Bermuda Triangle: Beware This Perilous Pattern
The Dow average is forming a pattern that's generating a lot of chatter among the technical analyst community - Watch livestreaming Asian market coverage each evening at 6 on CNBC.com
Topics:Economy (U.S.) | Barack Obama | Retirement
Companies:Citigroup Inc
Nov.18
9:40 AM ET
Tuesday, 18 Nov 2008
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- Green Your Routine: 8 Easy Ways to Be a Green Consumer
Big green gestures, like placing solar panels and wind turbines on your roof, can make a big impression. But they can cost a small fortune. There are still smaller, inexpensive ways to be good to the environment. - Charts Predict: Dow to 6,700
The Dow Jones Industrial Average could sink as low as 6,700 before the year is out, in another accelerated down move similar to October's slump, according to this chartist. - Who Owns Automakers?
Track holdings summaries, shareholder concentration, peer comparison and more. - What If Your Gift Card Issuer Goes Under?
Gift cards can become worthless when their issuers fail. Yet many people don't realize that gift card funds aren't guaranteed. - Watch livestreaming Asian market coverage each evening at 6 on CNBC.com
Topics:Economy (U.S.) | Barack Obama | Retirement
Companies:Citigroup Inc
Nov.17
9:23 AM ET
Monday, 17 Nov 2008
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- Special Report: Green Your Routine
Sustainability is not always about big ideas and big projects. There's a lot businesses and consumes can do without spending a fortune. It's about routine, not revolution and there are easy, inexpensive things you can do on a daily basis. So get basic and get started. Check out our special report during Green Is Universal's latest weeklong initiative. - Citigroup Slashing Jobs And Costs
CEO Vikram Pandit takes his turn-around plan to investors and employees in a high-stakes, high-profile move, looking to quiet critics for not moving fast enough to address the financial giant's festering problems. - Investing In The O-conomy
A new president merits a fresh look at thew economy and the inners and losers that may emerge from the policies of President-elect barack. Barbara Ryan, Deutsche Bank and Charles Boorady, Citigroup discuss the outlook for heathcare in the first of our five=part series.
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Topics:Economy (U.S.) | Barack Obama | Retirement
Companies:Citigroup Inc
Nov.14
9:41 AM ET
Friday, 14 Nov 2008
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- Why This Bottom Will Hold
One of the first market technicians to call a bottom was Oppenheimer’s Carter Worth. He expects this bottom will hold and that the violent moves this week are, in fact, optimistic signs. - G20 Summit: The REAL Bridge to Nowhere
Don’t heed the hype. This weekend’s G20 Summit will not, and cannot live up the hopes that a new financial architecture will be unveiled. - Paulson Urges Auto Aid, But Not From $700B
U.S. Treasury Secretary Henry Paulson encouraged Congress to help ailing Detroit automakers, but stuck to his position that the $700 billion bailout fund is for financial institutions only. - Why You Should Worry About Weak Holiday Sales
If you think the stakes are different this holiday season, you are not alone. - Watch livestreaming Asian market coverage each evening at 6 on CNBC.com
Nov.13
9:40 AM ET
Thursday, 13 Nov 2008
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- Christmas on Consigment: More Bling, Less Ka-Ching
More than half of women say they’ve bought second-hand clothes before, according to a survey by consulting firm WSL Strategic Retail, and that number is expected to rise. - Cheaper Gas: Is It Really A Bargain?
The price difference of filling up your tank with regular instead of premium gasoline can be enticing – saving 10 cents or more a gallon easily adds up, especially if you’re driving a gas guzzler. But do the short-term savings cost you in the long run? - Art Market Paints Picture of Bad Economy
Sotheby's held an art auction on Tuesday and the results were weak, with total sales of $125.1 million, which, according to the New York Times, was well below the low estimate of $202.4 million. - Don't Fret Hedge Fund Unwind, And Other Advice
Don't sweat hedge funds unwinding, avoid China plays, and take a look at debt ... that's what one legendary investor and short-seller is telling investors. - Watch livestreaming Asian market coverage each evening at 6 on CNBC.com
Nov.12
9:32 AM ET
Wednesday, 12 Nov 2008
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- What Obama Should Do For The Market
Nouriel Roubini, the Professor of Economics at the Stern School of Business, discusses the dilemma for stocks. - 20 Ideas To Kick-Start an Economy
Among a group of thinkers who predicted the credit crunch in 2003, the London-based New Economics Foundation is now advancing radical proposals on ways to rebuild the British economy. - Stocks Too Scary? Try These Bond Picks
Look to companies with "good strong earnings and recurring coupons," this strategist says. - Lower Oil Equals a Tax Cut
CNBC Contributor Vince Farrell breaks down what the impact of cheaper oil really is. - Watch livestreaming Asian market coverage each evening at 6 on CNBC.com
Nov.11
9:46 AM ET
Tuesday, 11 Nov 2008
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Playing the Bailout: Bonds May Benefit Over Stocks
Corporate bonds—not stocks—could be the big investment winner as the government continues to pledge billions of dollars to bail out too-big-to-fail companies. -
What's The Market Saying About the Economy?
The market leads the confirmation of economic conditions—recession, depression and recovery. So what is the market telling us? Check out these charts and analysis. -
Slideshow: McDonald's Through The Years
The venerable fast-food chain keeps making money even during an economic downturn. Check out our McDonald's slideshow showing the company's origins. -
Playing It Safe In A Down Market: An Investor's Guide
For starters, you’ll want to be sure your portfolio includes some exposure to defensive stocks, or those that provide stable earnings (and often a dividend) regardless of economic conditions. - Watch livestreaming Asian market coverage each evening at 6 on CNBC.com
Nov.10
9:34 AM ET
Monday, 10 Nov 2008
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Tiger Woods
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Full-Throttle Recession?
"There’s no use trying to pretend now," this blogger writes. "The economic news that poured out last week is ample evidence that the US economy is in a recession." But how long will it last? -
Massive Rally?
After last week's rollercoaster ride, CNBC's experts believe there is a strong chance that this is the beginning of a major year-end rally. -
Trading Down and Boosting Wal-Mart
The financial crisis took a toll on retailers in October, but Wal-Mart beat expectations, in part because customers who once shopped higher-end stores are feeling the economic pinch and looking for bargains. -
Hot Holiday Toys
With a dearth of dazzle in the holiday toy lineup this year, it looks like Elmo may just groove his way to the top again this year. - Watch livestreaming Asian market coverage each evening at 6 on CNBC.com
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