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We've made some major changes here at CNBC.com over the weekend. And if it went as well as we think it did, you'll barely notice anything.
CNBC has a new fan...possibly our youngest...thanks to our fiscal cliff coverage.
We had some gem stories this week that we wanted to bring to your attention, just in case you missed them amid Pentagon Wives headlines.
The old asset allocation game may be in for some hiccups this season, if some comments by recent guests on CNBC are any indication.
What's the asset allocation game? That's the exercise all investors…especially mom and pop investors…should go through a couple of times a year. If you are not doing it, shame on you.
The election is over, but the American economy will only be unleashed if we avoid the fiscal cliff, pare our deficit and rise above partisan politics. On this point, nearly every business leader and investor who appears on CNBC has been consistent: The status quo leads to economic stagnation or worse; solutions could release powerful forces that propel the nation out of its post-recessionary funk.
Have you heard about the so-called skills gap?
That's the cute term for the notion that employers have jobs, but just can't find people with the right education or abilities to fill them. (We journalists love cute terms such as "skills gap." Like "fiscal cliff" and "mancession," it's catchy headline shorthand for a pretty serious issue).
A little newsroom humor for you....
Managing Editor of CNBC.com
