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The charges are “preposterous,” Jim Cramer says, and the economy is in too tenuous a position for this political theater. - Market Tips: Hot on US Banks, Not on Emerging Markets
Global stocks were mixed Thursday after the Federal Reserve cautioned that the U.S. economy would remain weak for a time, adding concerns about the sustainability of a recent recovery. Experts tell CNBC they like some U.S. financials, but are wary of emerging markets. - Check Out These Recession-Busting Gadgets
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Why KKR is so determined to go public is something of a mystery to me. It can’t be because of the great performance of its competitor Blackstone, whose stock, while well off its lows, is roughly 20 points below its IPO price.
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