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    Gas Prices Too High. Blame India?

    Gas prices are rising because demand is rising in the developing world, which is a more consistent and growing pressure than fluctuating tensions in the Middle East, the Christian Science Monitor reports.

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    Refining Industry Helps Drive Gasoline Gains

    A confluence of factors is fueling the quick rise in gasoline prices, not the least of which is the state of the U.S. refining industry.

  • Stocks Are the Best Investment Choice: Leon Cooperman

    The stock market “represents the best house in the financial asset neighborhood,” Omega Advisors CEO Leon Cooperman told CNBC Monday.

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    Sunoco Gives Customers a Reason to Look Forward to Filling Up

    Sunoco’s Craft Beer Exchange Program has been a hit with customers since it began as a pilot program in 12 locations in Western New York in July 2011. The company expanded the program last fall across the state of New York and announced Friday it would be bringing the concept to South Carolina.

  • Activist Hedge Fund Moves Into Netflix, Gold

    Barry Rosenstein, founder of Jana Partners, is best known as an activist investor. The hedge fund manager made intriguing moves in the fourth quarter, buying more shares of Apple and making an outsized bet on Marathon Petroleum.

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    What's Shaking: Friday's Early Movers

    Take a look at some of Friday morning's early movers:

  • Five Short-Sighted Stock Spin-offs

    Shareholders big and small may cheer the flurry of recent spin-offs, but in some cases divestitures can be a sugar high that comes at the expense of long-term earnings.

  • An oil refinery in Elizabeth, N.J. is shown in this aerial photo of Wednesday, Aug. 29, 2007. Oil prices extended their rise above $78 a barrel Wednesday, Sept. 12, 2007 after finishing at a record close the previous session as a production increase from OPEC failed to calm market concerns about the availability of supplies for winter in the Northern Hemisphere. (AP Photo/Mark Lennihan)
    Fear of Refining Issues Light Up Gasoline Futures

    Concerns about shrinking refining industry capacity put a fire under gasoline futures Friday, after news reports that a major east coast refinery shut down for repairs.

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    Why Americans May Pay More for Gasoline This Spring

    Gasoline prices could be a bit more costly for U.S. consumers this spring, thanks to the bankruptcy of a European refiner, the industry’s latest casualty.

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    Refiners Win From St Croix Shutdown but Gasoline Could Hit $4 a Gallon in the Near Future

    East coast consumers could see the return of $4 gasoline before the rest of the country, as another key refinery serving the region plans to shut down.

  • Jon Najarian’s Top 5 Predictions for 2012

    “Fast Money” pro Jon “Dr. J” Najarian made 2012 predictions for the energy trade and one surprise — regarding Research In Motion.

  • Lightning Round: Cummins, AT&T, Sunoco and More

    Cramer makes the call on viewers' favorite stocks.

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    Ethanol Industry Faces Headwinds

    The industry has had a profitable year despite the jump in corn prices , but overcapacity and the end of a generous government subsidy are major concerns.

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    After Gaddafi: Where Oil Markets Go From Here

    The return of Libyan oil to world markets may provide some relief at the pump for U.S. consumers, but don't expect a big drop in prices as refining and economic factors are more at play.

  • Stocks Log Worst Start to Month Since Oct. 2008

    Stocks climbed well off their worst levels Tuesday, but still lower for the third-straight day amid fears about the ongoing euro zone debt crisis and concerns over another recession.

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    ConocoPhillips Shuts New Jersey Refinery

    ConocoPhillips has shut down its 238,000 barrel-per-day Bayway refinery New Jersey, as a precaution ahead of Hurricane Irene. The company also says its terminals are shutting down until it is safe to resume operations.

  • A satellite image from NOAA's National Hurricane Center tracking Hurricane Irene in the western Atlantic.
    Gasoline Futures Slide as Refiners, Coast Guard Monitor Hurricane

    Gasoline futures declined Friday but rose nearly 3 percent for the week amid hurricane fears.

  • Dow Sinks 500, Worst Day Since Dec. 2008

    Stocks plunged sharply Thursday, with the Dow down more than 500 points, in its worst one-day decline since December 2008. All three major averages tumbled into negative territory for the year as investors were rattled over an intensifying global economic slowdown and ahead of the widely-followed monthly unemployment report.

  • The Many Ways to Win In This Market

    Cramer talks about what's working now.

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    Pull Into This Sunoco, And Fill Up on Beer

    Pennsylvania-based gasoline retailer Sunoco is testing a pilot program called the Craft Beer Exchange. The program installs "beer-filling stations” (taps and Kegerators) at Sunoco APlus convenience stores where they are allowed to sell draft beer in growlers, which are glass jugs, typically 64 ounces in size.