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    Retail Boom or Bust?

    The market is pouring over a dismal set of numbers from the retail sector. And retail analyst Howard Davidowitz sees a trade!

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    A Third Of Americans Under Holiday Spending Budget

    Folks weren't kidding when they said they were going to make a budget this holiday season. A recent survey by BIGResearch found more than half of Americans sticking to their budget this holiday season.

  • Europe Banks in Huge Rate Cuts; U.S. Earnings Glum

    Sweden, Bank of England, and now the ECB have all cut interest rates, the ECB by a record 75 basis points to 2.5 percent. On the U.S. front, there is mostly negative news. Let's see how much of this negative news has been priced into the market.

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    Web Extra: Fast & Furious Trades For Wednesday

    Find out how the traders are playing Aeropostale, Safeway, a Bank of England meeting and more.

  • Pros: Retail Gets Worse Before It Gets Better
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    Retail Sales Set to Fall, Casting New Doubt on Holidays

    U.S. retail chains may report some of their worst monthly sales results this week as the global financial crisis leaves its mark on ordinary consumers, casting new doubt on holiday season sales.

  • Recovery's Coming — Grab Small Caps!

    Small-cap stocks have taken a beating in the current economic storm, but Bob Sullivan of the Satuit Capital Micro-Cap Fund says the recession is almost over — and these stocks will emerge first.

  • Put On Your Small Caps! (Part 2)

    Small-cap stocks have taken a beating in the current economic storm — but Bob Sullivan of the Satuit Capital Micro-Cap Fund says these small caps will sail out of the recession first.

  • Earnings Surprises: Who Will Hit and Who Will Miss?

    Sri Raman, senior analyst at StarMine, pinpointed companies that are expected to announce both positive and negative earnings surprises in the coming weeks.

  • Street Bullish on Buffett & Fannie 'Bailout'

    Warren Buffett told CNBC that he has no bets against the dollar and stocks are more attractive now than a year ago. This has been a week of reversals: and the Street continues to believe that some kind of federal intervention in Fannie Mae and Freddie Mac is inevitable -- and continues to believe that the market will rally when this announcement is made.

  • Today's Top Videos: Bill Gross, 'Green' Engines & More...

    The "bond kings" gather to comment on the credit crunch while the CEO of BorgWarner says his company has come up with a technology that improves fuel efficiency and lowers emissions for automobiles. Following are today's top videos:

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    Retailers Disappoint as Tax Check Money Runs Out

    Early July sales results from retailers have been disappointing, with many falling short of analyst estimates. It also appears that the benefit from tax rebate checks is beginning to wane.

  • Retails Sink As Jobless Claims Rise

    Futures are down nearly 10 points, not surprising given AIG, a strange but generally disappointing retail sales report, and jobless claims higher than expected.

  • Retails Stocks To Put You At The Head Of the Class

    The back-to-school shopping season has already produced a wide range of grades among retailers this year, according to Needham's Christine Chen.  She finds some clear winners.

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    Back-to-School Spending Likely to Slow This Year

    Economics will be a far more important subject than fashion for retailers this year as cash-strapped U.S. consumers do their back-to-school shopping over the next several weeks.

  • Bullish on Back-to-School Stocks

    Despite consumers cutting back spending, Christine Chen, vice president of equity research at Needham & Company, still feels bullish about the back-to-school retail industry.

  • Retail Numbers Help, But Freddie And Fannie "May" Dominate Again

    Two pieces of positive news this morning: 1) Wal-Mart sales better than expected and raising guidance, and 2) Dow Chemicalspacer buying Rohm and Haas. Jobless claims lower than expected is also a help.

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    The Week in Review: Bears on the Prowl

    By anyone's reckoning, it was a rough week.  Crude oil continued its relentless climb; banks and brokerages gave hints of more discouraging news; government data pointed to a weak economy; even strong companies like Nike, Oracle, and Research In Motion issued cautious guidance; and Federal Reserve policymakers, widely perceived as powerless to help, left interest rates unchanged.  But all week, even through the worst of the market's sell-offs, CNBC guests offered

  • Retail Stocks for the 3rd Quarter

    With the third quarter just around the corner, Morgan Keegan senior analyst Brad Stephens offered CNBC some ideas about buying retail stocks.

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    Rebate Checks Boost Retail, But How Long Can It Last?

    How long can a slow economy mean good times at Wal-Mart? The company is betting that the traffic boost from rebate checks will carry into June and that grocery sales will still be strong in the month ahead. That’s why they’re forecasting sales up between 2-4%.