S&P 500 Closes Lower for a Third Session; Dow Ekes Out Gain
Bruno J. Navarro
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The system of political campaigning in the United States is tantamount to legalized bribery, former Minnesota Gov. Jesse Ventura said Tuesday.
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Separate recent announcements by retailer JCPenney and drug store chain Walgreen could give investors a big opportunity, but Cramer said it’s not what you might think.
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A flat tax is a fair tax, former chairman and CEO of American Express Harvey Golub said Monday on CNBC.com “The Kudlow Report.”
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The only course of action that makes sense for investors right now is one that has nothing to do with Europe, “Mad Money” host Jim Cramer said Monday.
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President Obama’s plan to issue work permits to younger, undocumented immigrants won’t have much impact on the labor force — unless you’re an unskilled worker, Stanford University economics professor Ed Lazear said Friday.
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In the handbag wars, “Mad Money” host Jim Cramer considers Coach spacer and Michael Kors spacer two very strong contenders. But ask him to pick a winner, and the answer is a nuanced one.
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Former Vermont Gov. Howard Dean blasted anti-tax rhetoric Thursday, arguing that Americans owed something back to the nation that created the world’s most successful economy.
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Despite his earlier opposition to Mitt Romney’s candidacy for the White House, former General Motors Vice Chairman Bob Lutz said Wednesday he backed the former Massachusetts governor.
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Amid a White House claim that federal spending grew at the slowest rate in 60 years under President Obama, the relationship between government outlays and economic growth was being debated.
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All eyes are on Greece as it approaches its June 17 election, with the largest looming question being whether it will exit the euro.