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CNBC's Sharon Epperson discusses the day's activity in the commodities markets. The hurricane forecast is for 7 to 11 hurricanes this season, which could be bullish for the energy markets. Nat gas was up on the day because storage levels rose less than expected.
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When the market actually went up instead of down after a string of bad earnings, everyone wanted to know why. Here's how the Mad Money host figured it all out.
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A new groundbreaking research that could potentially lead to cure Alzheimer's disease and on how Chesapeake's CEO hopes to move Americans away from "expensive imported oil" to natural gas. Following are today's top videos:
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This stock has outshined its peers. Plus, calls on Chesapeake, AT&T, Owens Corning and more.
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Spanish utility Gas Natural has reached an agreement to buy a 45 percent stake in rival Union Fenosa from the building company ACS, sources close to the deal said on Wednesday.
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This drilling-services company has a long track record of outperforming in times like these.
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A defensive stock for a tough market that also thrives as oil declines? Perfect.
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The next six months will be a buyer's market, Cramer says. Plus, more on XTO Energy, Wachovia, and the much-anticipated XM-Sirius merger.
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Gas Natural is considering buying ACS's stake in rival utility Union Fenosa and launching a cash bid for the rest, Expansion newspaper reported, citing sources familiar with the situation.
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Cramer offers his take on this much-anticipated merger.
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Why's the market up after such horrible earnings? Black gold, that's why.
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As Dolly intensifies and moves into the Gulf of Mexico, here is Weather Insight's latest forecast for possible oil and gas disruptions...
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As Dolly intensifies and moves into the Gulf of Mexico, here is Weather Insight's latest forecast for possible oil and gas disruptions...
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The market's 180 leave you perplexed? Cramer breaks it down for you.
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Some experts believe there will be a "renaissance" in nuclear power-plant construction in the next few years. So the need for uranium, the main fuel in such plants, is expected to grow sharply.
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Airline manufacturers are trying to bolster their green credentials by playing down the importance of speed and lauding initiatives to reduce the environmental impact of flying, as well as the cost.
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These three strategies could put the economy back on track.
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Delta Air Lines and AMR both swung to a hefty losses, but their shares took off as the results beat diminished forecasts.
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Pipeline company Williams is in the sweet spot as more and more of the commodity is being brought to market.
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On Mad Money we pander to neither panic nor euphoria. On Tuesday, an up day, Jim urged everyone to get out of the financials. I can't emphasize how important it is that we go negative on up days, but history can. The 234 point rout yesterday afternoon is a pure example of what I'm talking about. We try not to be too down on down days, and emphasize extreme caution on up days because that's useful.
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French energy giant Total SA said Thursday it is too risky to invest in Iran for now, raising questions about the future of western involvement in developing Iranian gas reserves.