- British Airways Discusses Merger with Qantas
- Cash Is Replacing Gold As Safe Haven for Investors
- Beazer Homes Loss Balloons as Revenue Plunges
- Hedge Fund Assets Fall $170 Billion in Third Quarter
- Sears Reports Wider-than-Expected Loss
- GE Stock Edges Up ahead of Finance-Arm Update
- Pros Say: How to Invest in Recession of a Lifetime
- Big Three May Need to Trim Number of Brands
- Euro Shares Turn Flat, US Futures Gain
- Cramer's Outrage: Paulson & Bernanke
- Lightning Round: Genzyme, Goldman Sachs, U.S. Steel and More
- Lightning Round OT: Verizon, Kroger, Novartis and More
- Executive Decision: Foster Wheeler CEO Ray Milchovich
- Cavs Owner Doesn't Mind Buzz Over James
- Trading Obama's Stimulus Plan
- What Bailouts?
- Your First Move For Tuesday December 2nd
- Web Extra: Fast & Furious Trades For Tuesday
Monday marked the last day of a dismal second quarter and first half. Here are the day's video highlights.
Merrill & MBIA Inside Scoop
“There is sort of connectivity on what’s going on at MBIA [MBI
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] stake…I think first order of business, from what I understand, inside Merrill, is to sell the Blackrock stake to raise the money”
CNBC's Charlie Gasparino
Molson Coors & SAB Miller Create Joint Venture
“The headline of the merger of the two companies is a $500 million synergy target, and that’s really important in these days, not only to offset costs but to give us money to invest in our brands.”
Leo Kiely, Former Molson Coors CEO
Wilbur Ross on Distressed Opportunities
“I think it (oil) is a bubble in a couple of regards…there is clearly not a physical shortage. I think what’s changed is that oil has become a psychological commodity, sort of like gold has been for quite a while.”
Wilbur Ross, WL Ross & Co. CEO
Stop Trading: Biotech
“If it plays out the way it did in 1990, you’ve got a six-month move here. I really urge people to recognize that what’s happening here, is you’re seeing what groups people don’t want to see on their sheets – that’s obvious, it’s the banks – but you’re also seeing big bets being made for the third quarter, and this is the most visible bet, which is biotech.”
Mad Money's Jim Cramer
Maria's Market Message
"Chrysler will idle a minivan plant near St. Louis and also plans to cut production at other plants. The move comes as sales of larger vehicles in the U.S. continue to falter."
CNBC's Maria Bartiromo





