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Sep.09
9:32 AM ET
Wednesday, 9 Sep 2009
  • A Look Back at the Crisis: 1 Year Ago Today
    From Wall Street to Washington, September 2008, is the cruelest month. We'll revisit the crisis day by day in the month ahead.
  • What 9/9/09 Means Across the World
    Whether 9/9/09 is deemed lucky or a day to avoid, the rarity of Wednesday's date has inspired loving couples, restaurants and even a movie studio to mark the occasion across the globe.
  • Jobs: A Leader in Innovation
    Maria Bartiromo looks ahead to tomorrow’s planned Apple announcement and reflects on Steve Jobs’ inventor mystique.
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Sep.08
10:42 AM ET
Tuesday, 8 Sep 2009
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Sep.04
9:11 AM ET
Friday, 4 Sep 2009
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Sep.02
8:46 AM ET
Wednesday, 2 Sep 2009
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Sep.01
9:20 AM ET
Tuesday, 1 Sep 2009
  • A Look Back at the Crisis: 1 Year Ago Today
    From Wall Street to Washington, September 2008, is the cruelest month. We'll revisit the crisis day by day in the month ahead.
  • Slideshow: For Sale - Madoff's Beach Home
    One of Bernard Madoff's more valuable assets — his luxury beach home in Montauk, NY — is about to be put up for sale by the US Marshals. CNBC takes a look into what the Ponzi schemer's life was like at his beach home prior to being nabbed by the authorities.
  • Alternative Investing
    Stocks and bonds? Sure. But it's a big world out there for investors.
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Aug.31
9:17 AM ET
Monday, 31 Aug 2009
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Aug.28
9:34 AM ET
Friday, 28 Aug 2009
  • Most Annoying Buzzwords: Which One's Worst?
    Phrases like “game changer,” “value add” and “it is what it is” are among the most overused phrases in business today, according to a survey of top executives that was released Thursday. Which words do you hate most?
  • The Other Big Mac Economic Indicator
    How fast can you eat a Big Mac? Wait, more importantly, how fast can you EARN it?
  • Buy at the Next Pullback: Chief Investors
    Are there any buying opportunities for investors on the horizon? Jeffrey Saut, chief investment strategist at Raymond James, and Douglas Cliggott, chief investment officer at Dover Management, shared their market oulooks.
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Aug.27
9:44 AM ET
Thursday, 27 Aug 2009
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Aug.26
9:29 AM ET
Wednesday, 26 Aug 2009
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Aug.25
9:37 AM ET
Tuesday, 25 Aug 2009
  • Tsunami of Home Foreclosures to Hit US: Economist
    A tsunami of home foreclosures is set to hit the US as banks are unable to keep bailing out tenants and struggling home owners give up on their mortgage, according to the Saxo Bank chief economist.
  • The Recession: Elmo Feels Your Pain
    An economic recovery may be on the horizon, but families are still struggling with job losses, foreclosures and other hardships of the recession. So, Sesame Street is rolling out a one-hour special in September called, “Families Stand Together: Feeling Secure in Tough Times,” to help families talk to their kids about the recession.
  • Charts: How to Play Overbought Markets
    This economist says investors should not be adding "aggressively" to long positions, and instead thinks investors should "take a couple of chips off the table here and just let the market sort itself out over the short-term."
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    • Sands China Shares Tumble on Hong Kong Debut  1 hr ago

        Shares of Sands China, the Macau unit of US casino-operator Las Vegas Sands, fell 10% in their trading debut in Hong Kong on Monday. Andrew Sullivan from MainFirst Securities HK told CNBC it was an unfortunate time for the debut given the Dubai debt woes.

    • The Nikkei Business Report  1 hr ago

        Tokyo stocks recovered on Monday, with the Nikkei 225 Average closing 2.9% higher. There is increased talk of Japanese authorities moving to slow the yen's appreciation. The Nikkei's Asuka Kondo has the details.

    • UK Consumer Credit Data Shows Mixed Results  1 hr ago

        Britons repaid the highest amount of unsecured credit on record in October, data showed Monday. Net consumer credit fell for the fourth straight month in October, while net mortgage lending continued to rise. Sarah Hewin from Standard Chartered Bank discusses the data.

    • Dubai Solution Will be Found  2 hrs ago

        The world is coming out of recession and a political solution will be found for the Dubai's debt delays, Didier Duret from ABN Amro Private Banking told CNBC Monday. Fan Cheuk Wan from Credit Suisse Private Banking joined the discussion.

    • NBC Universal Future Uncertain  2 hrs ago

        GE is reportedly trying to buy back a stake of CNBC-parent NBC Universal from Vivendi. GE needs the stake if it is to sell NBC to Comcast. Alfonso Marone from Value Partners Group considers the potential deal.

    • Dubai Dip was 'Bound to Happen': Investor  2 hrs ago

        "This is part of the unwinding of the global story and it's an episode that was bound to happen," Florence Eid from Passport Capital told CNBC when discussing the Dubai debt delays. "I don't think the size of this problem is enough to cause a round of global contagion."

    • Surprised by Abu Dhabi's Lack of Assistance  2 hrs ago

        "This announcement by Dubai World was a surprise to everyone, including many money market participants in Abu Dhabi," Mohsin Khan from the Peterson Institute for International Economics said Monday. "Abu Dhabi is the guarantor of Dubai debt… So the assumption was that they would come out and support Dubai."

    • Bernanke Faces Hurdles in Re-Election  3 hrs ago

        A US senator opposed the re-election of Ben Bernanke as Federal Reserve chairman, saying he is "part of the problem." "It reflects the fact that the financial bell measures in the United States are very unpopular," Dr. Douglas Holtz-Eakin, former economic advisor to George W. Bush and George H.W. Bush, said Monday.

    • Prospects for Property on Solid Foundations?  3 hrs ago

        Investors are increasingly confident about the international property market. A survey from Barclays Wealth showed the 35% of respondents plan to increase their property portfolio over the next two years. Michael Dicks from Barclays Wealth told CNBC that "only in Spain do we actually get people wanting to reduce their portfolios."

    • Russia on a 'Knife-Edge': Investor  4 hrs ago

        "Russia going forward is a country on a knife-edge," Jochen Wermuth, founder of the Greater Europe Fund, told CNBC Monday. Political leaders in Russia have to decide whether to face up to corruption and lawlessness, he added.


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    • NBC Universal Future Uncertain 

        GE is reportedly trying to buy back a stake of CNBC-parent NBC Universal from Vivendi. GE needs the stake if it is to sell NBC to Comcast. Alfonso Marone from Value Partners Group considers the potential deal.



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    • Dubai's Debt Ripples 

        Insight on the developing story on Dubai's debt concerns, with Paul Homsy, Crescent Partners CEO; David Rosenberg, Gluskin Sheff + Associates; and CNBC's Simon Hobbs.


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