CNBC's Bertha Coombs takes a look at the year ahead in the health care space. » Read More
By: Kelly Evans
CNBC's Kelly Evans offers up some playbooks and their possible outcomes for the new year. » Read More |
Despite market volatility, CNBC anchors are optimistic that employment growth will be very robust in the months ahead. » Read More |
By: Brian Sullivan
CNBC's Brian Sullivan looks toward 2015 and shares predictions on gold, the Dow, IBM and more. » Read More |
CNBC's Michelle Caruso-Cabrera takes a look at the global picture for oil in 2015 and discusses where investors can expect to make money.
CNBC's Steve Liesman predicts the Federal Reserve will raise rates in the summer of 2015, among other predictions for the New Year.
CNBC's Kate Kelly shares her top three predictions for commodities in the New Year, saying she thinks coffee prices will go higher, and oil falls further.
The 2015 holiday shopping season will cap off a much better retail year than most people are expecting, John Eyler said.
CNBC's Josh Lipton reveals three big predictions for the tech sector in 2015.
CNBC's Julia Boorstin predicts Facebook will launch more smartphone apps in the New Year.
CNBC's Phil LeBeau provides his outlook on the airline industry next year.
CNBC's Kayla Tausche lays out her predictions in the financial sector next year.
CNBC's Julia Boorstin shares her predictions for the media industry in the New Year, including old media embracing more cord cutting.
Discussing today's GDP-fueled market rally, with CNBC's Ron Insana and John Silva, Wells Fargo Securities.
Bob Pisani would rather swing for the fences than make you yawn.
CNBC's Robert Frank makes his predictions for the luxury market in 2015, and discusses how many new millionaires and billionaires will be minted in the coming year.
CNBC's Dominic Chu breaks out CNBC's sports playbook for 2015 and makes three bold predictions for the coming year.
Jackie DeAngelis breaks out the playbook for the energy sector in 2015 and looks at how oil & gas will perform in the coming year.
In 2014, defensive stocks have been king. Will that trend turn around in the new year?
Low interest rates and inflation and sound corporate management will yield great stock market returns, said RBC's chief market strategist.
Washington was vastly transformed in 2014 with a very uncertain outlook for the year ahead. Politico's Ben White offers some predictions.
US millionaires with at least $1 million in investable assets expect bigger returns on their investments and economic growth next year.
Rich Americans have a bullish outlook on the stock market for 2015, and they are placing their biggest bets on a few key stocks and sectors.
Americans continue to worry about persistent inflation, ongoing market volatility and the possibility of a recession. Many are working to manage the impact on their retirement and savings. The implications of all this economic uncertainty, as well as changes in tax laws, bring new considerations for individuals and especially those retirees planning for and managing future finances.
Between new federal tax bill changes and underutilized deductions, CNBC finds ways to save money while filing taxes.
