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High youth unemployment in parts of Europe and disappointing growth expectations in the emerging world could mean mass protests this summer, Niall Ferguson told CNBC Tuesday.
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The wild swings in the Japanese market may be creating opportunities to pick up some interesting individual stocks on the correction, say fund managers.
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Fears of a bursting dividend bubble are overdone, as dividend stocks are only "extended," say fund managers.
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Social Security needs small fixes, but there's little political will to tackle reform, said Jack Bogle, Vanguard founder.
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Apple shares may be down 20 percent year to date as investors worry about slowing growth, but two fund managers still see reason to own the smartphone maker.
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Markets remain on edge as investors worry about the Federal Reserve pulling back on its bond purchases. But how justified are those fears?
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Consumers are keeping their cable TV subscriptions despite emerging online alternatives, Viacom CEO Philippe Dauman told CNBC.
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High-end gaming consoles still have a place in the digital living room, Jack Tretton, Sony Computer Entertainment America CEO, told CNBC.
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Analysts are becoming divided on what to do with shares of Morgan Stanley after the stock's sharp run-up this year.
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The stock market pullback could create an opportunity to boost exposure to cyclicals. Here are some of the tech stocks Wall Street analysts have been buzzing about.