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Prior to CNBC, Imbert worked as a business consultant in San Juan, Puerto Rico and held an internship at the Central New York Business Journal where he covered small and local businesses.
Imbert graduated from Syracuse University with a Bachelor of Arts degree in Newspaper Journalism and Political Science.
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Wall Street is scrambling to figure out what the conclusions of special counsel Robert Mueller's long-awaited investigation mean for the stock market.
The Dow Jones Industrial Average eked out a small gain on Monday after news that the special counsel found no collusion with Russia on the part of President Donald Trump
Brazilian stocks fell sharply on Friday as the arrest of the country's former president, Michel Temer, sparked worries that government debate over key fiscal reforms may be delayed.
U.S. economic growth would be much stronger had the Fed stopped raising rates sooner, President Donald Trump said in an interview that aired Friday.
Stocks dropped as investors worried global economic growth could slow down following the Fed's cautious outlook from earlier in the week.
A production halt of Boeing's 737 Max jets could be felt well beyond the aerospace giant's quarterly profits, according to J.P. Morgan.
Corporate earnings are falling, the economy is slowing, yet the U.S. stock market is still up more than 13 percent this year.
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