CNBC Blogs
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Three IPOs this week are MLPs - part of a long string of MLPs that have gone public recently.
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Dow Transports are poised to close at an historic high, outperforming the Dow Industrials for the past month.
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The debt ceiling will shrink GDP by 6 percent if allowed to continue through the year. That's a path from recession to depression.
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A new app called "Crazy Blind Date" let's people to give "kudos" to their date, thereby making them more available to dating other people. But Jane Wells found a way to put the crazy in Crazy Blind Date.
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Goldman Sachs shares have been driving higher on optimism of a recovering economy and expectations that the standalone investment bank is well positioned for an eventual merger and acquisition wave.
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For nine straight months, national home prices have been in the positive, and the gains are only getting larger.
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It will be less painful, and less embarrassing, for Dell to sell off its pieces while it is private, but the fact that the stock price is down and financing is cheap is not a sufficient reason to go private.
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Facebook's Mark Zuckerberg unveiled the social media giant's next big idea -- social search. Would he ever work with Google? Here's what he had to say.
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Major moves in volume can signal unusual activity, such as insider buying or selling — or buying or selling by "superinvestors." Unusual volume can also be a major signal that hedge funds and momentum traders are piling into a stock ahead of a catalyst. TheStreet.com reports.
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The iShares High-Yield Corporate Bond Fund saw heavy option activity, signaling bullish market sentiment.
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The S&P; index uptrend is stable and well developed. There is a high probability this uptrend will continue to 1550.
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Orders some changes at JPMorgan Chase after the London Whale losses.
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MLPs are hot. Very hot. Their main attraction: they pay out a juicy yield to investors.
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Two crossovers and a luxury coupe have everyone buzzing at the Detroit Auto Show.
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Reports that Dell is in buyout talks with private equity firms call into question how much the company is worth.
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...the Golden Globes! The award broadcast was the highest rated since 2007, bringing in nearly 20 million viewers.
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After a ton of Internet chatter about this magical trillion-dollar coin that can solve all of our debt problems, the Fed killed it. Here's why.
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Obama lists lots of things will have to be cut if the debt ceiling isn't lifted. But payments on government bonds aren't one of them.
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Volkswagen is going after the mid-size sport utility vehicle market, Jonathan Browning, VW of America CEO, told CNBC.
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If we didn't have so much else to worry about perhaps we could focus on the fact that we are a nation of messy desks. How messy are we? I asked you to send photos, and you did.
