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  • Jim Rogers on Oil, Gold and the Biggest US Bubble

    Debate on the scope and risks of the US health care plan still rages even as Pres. Obama unveiled a $14 billion plan to help homeowners. And the impact of a Greek bailout on the Eurozone economies is still a question. Jim Rogers, chairman of Rogers holdings, offered CNBC more insights into American and global markets.

  • Sen. Joseph I. Lieberman, I-Vt., Sen. Lindsey Graham, R-S.C., and Sen. John Kerry, D-Mass., during a news conference on comprehensive climate change and energy independence legislation.
    ‘Cap and Trade’ Loses Its Standing as Energy Policy of Choice

    Less than a year ago, cap and trade was the policy of choice for tackling climate change. Today, the concept is in wide disrepute, with opponents effectively branding it “cap and tax,” and Tea Party followers using it as a symbol of much of what they say is wrong with Washington. The NYT reports.

  • Are Dems Against Nat-Gas Drilling?

    Some claim that a certain method for getting at the commodity is bad for the environment. Cramer interviews Rep. Maurice Hinchey for more.

  • Who’s the Next Nat-Gas Takeover Target?

    Given the recent flurry of deals, Cramer thinks another buyout is coming

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    Gas Prices at the Pump Highest Since October 2008

    Motorists are paying the highest prices for gas since October 2008. Retail gasoline prices rose on Thursday on an expected increase in demand and as more expensive spring and summer blends of gasoline make their way to the pumps.

  • 4 Plays on Falling Natural Gas Prices

    Natural gas prices have fallen almost 20 percent so far this year. But despite lower prices, some of the natural gas utility stocks are up. So what’s the reason for the disconnect—and what’s the best play for investors? Philip Gotthelf, president and commodities analyst at Equidex, and James Lykins, natural gas utilities analyst at Hillard Lyons, shared their insights.

  • 5 Forces Driving This Year’s Market

    Cramer explains the biggest changes for investors over the past half decade.

  • Fed Holds Rates Steady—What Now?

    Plus, get Cramer's calls on tech, autos, banks and more.

  • Solar plant in Lucainena de las Torres, Almeria, Andalucia, Spain
    Solar Industry Learns Lessons in Spanish Sun

    Two years ago, this gritty mining city hosted a brief 21st-century gold rush. Long famous for coal, Puertollano discovered another energy source it had overlooked: the relentless, scorching sun.

  • Bull Market Leaves Exxon Mobil Lagging Behind

    Is now the time to buy the world's biggest stock and market laggard Exxon Mobil?

  • These Sectors Poised to Rise Over 6 Months: Strategist

    Markets turned mixed in tepid trading on Monday. How should you position your portfolio? Tyler Vernon, chief investment officer at Biltmore Capital, and Frank Holmes, CEO and CIO at U.S. Global Investors, shared their investment strategies.

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    In Florida, the Newest Hybrid Energy Model

    In former swamplands teeming with otters and wild hogs, one of the nation’s biggest utilities is running an experiment in the future of renewable power.

  • Pickens: Exploit US Natural Gas, Replace OPEC Oil

    The US would be making a monumental mistake if it does not begin to utilize one of its most prevalent energy resources, natural gas, oil tycoon Boone Pickens, told CNBC Thursday.

  • Obama ‘Killed’ Wednesday’s Market

    Plus, get calls on oil and gas, restaurant stocks, retail and more.

  • Cramer: Goldman Wrong About Kimberly-Clark

    Plus, get calls on a pizza maker, natural gas and more.

  • Buy Opportunities Are 'Abundant': Stock Picker

    Markets advanced on Tuesday, continuing a strong performance to the start of March. Doug Sandler, co-founder of Riverfront Investment Group, and Mike Holland, chairman of Holland & Company, shared their market strategies.

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    Trading The Weather: Betting on Snow and Storms

    Despite a series of snowstorms,  natural gas futures are still shaky after a 12 percent plunge this month.

  • Stocks You Should Have Bought Thursday

    Don't worry, you'll probably get another chance eventually. But going forward, start buying the best companies when prices get this low.

  • Clean Energy CEO on His SoCal Expansion

    Is a new “refueling corridor” in the state a bullish sign for natural gas?

  • Will New SEC Rules Stop Bears?

    Plus, get calls on drugs stocks, ethanol, oil and gas and more.