Sally Shin is a Segment Producer for CNBC’s "Squawk on the Street." Before joining CNBC, she was with Bloomberg TV. She attended New York University and has a B.A. in journalism and economics.
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Stocks are looking to close out the quarter with their best quarterly rally since 1998. Will momentum continue into the third quarter?
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Is the market's recent pullback a deep dive or just a shallow correction? Find out from Fast Money trader Joe Terranova!
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With home prices sinking to levels not seen since 2003, traders are left asking: Is there any way housing can bottom in the second half?
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On this day in 1812 the state of New York cobbled together $2 million to start “The City Bank of New York”. Today we know this firm by another name. Know what it is?
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The bears seized control of trading on Tuesday sending the Dow sharply lower as mixed economic data and disappointing sales from Best Buy sparked worries about a recovery.
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As healthcare lands squarely in Washington’s sights, how should you play the sector?
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Has investing during these tough times left you struggling? ETFs and bond funds could minimize your exposure to volatility in the market, says Joe Terranova.
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If you think coal is the answer to all our energy woes, you might want to think again.
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Zach Karabell reveals why now is exactly the time to look at secondary names in the oil space.
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Is GM’s decision to file for chapter 11 what the company needed for a reboot and restart? Although it’s hard to tell at this point, optimists are confident.
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Lowe's and Target are just two of the big retailers reporting results this week.
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Despite the selloff of Best Buy shares Tuesday, there are early positive signs the turnaround efforts are working.
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To the creative, go the spoils. Hoping to boost sales, restaurants are launching a slew of innovative items.
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From waffle tacos to doughnut-bacon-and-egg sandwiches, restaurants pull out all the stops to capture your taste buds.
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Christina Cheddar Berk is editor of CNBC.com's Consumer Nation and chief trend spotter.
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GameStop shares took a hit after Microsoft unveiled its Xbox One and it said it wouldn't play used games, or would charge a fee to do so. Paul Raines, CEO of GameStop, offers insight on the quarter and the console business.
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Clothing-store chain Gap delivered earnings and revenue that beat expectations, an encouraging sign for the retail sector.
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The department-store chain saw its loss more than quadruple, a big miss. Shares fell sharply after-hours.