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The Treasury secretary nominee is a left-liberal Obama spear-carrier, whose very appointment signals a sharp confrontation with the GOP House, Larry Kudlow says.
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The Treasury secretary nominee is a left-liberal Obama spear-carrier, whose very appointment signals a sharp confrontation with the GOP House, Larry Kudlow says.
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This contributor warns falling in love with a portfolio asset can have huge negative ramifications.
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CNBC's Maria Bartiromo shares her observations on the FICA tax, otherwise known as the payroll tax, which funds social security.
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Are the Oscars becoming a theater for politics? A panel joins Larry Kudlow to debate stage right versus stage left.
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Treasury Secretary nominee Jack Lew's past doesn't bode well for the business community--or, ironically, the White House.
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Can a platinum penny really prop up the debt ceiling? Larry Kudlow and guests debate it.
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If a "bang moment" approaches, like a surge in interest rates, it will likely catch markets complacent and desensitized, Michael Farr says.
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China's growing influence means it is useful to think about the world economy in terms of two separate narratives, one expert explains.
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US businesses bear higher costs than foreign competitors and so are reluctant to hire in the United States, Peter Morici argues.
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Larry Kudlow and guests debate whether Jack Lew is a good pick for Treasury Secretary.
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Gen. Stanley McChrystal, former commander of U.S. and International forces in Afghanistan, discusses his new book, "My Share of the Task."
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Peter Morici says for the GOP to win elections, it must abandon long-held beliefs and biases.
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A recession may have been averted, but you can't tax your way into prosperity.
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CNBC Contributor Barbara Ryan is taking the pulse of health care stocks at this year's "Woodstock" of health care.
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Michael Farr thinks our elected representatives have transformed the "fiscal cliff" into the "fiscal farce."
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Sen. Bob Corker, (R-TN), explains why he is "livid" Congress passed the "fiscal cliff" bill.
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This academic says the tax and spending package passed by the Senate and House provides little prospects of improvement.
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Barring major geopolitical shocks, the world economy in 2013 should mark the beginning of sustainably faster growth, one expert believes.
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Pimco's Mohamed El-Erian sees a 'micro deal' where there should have been a major undertaking.
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The author of "Guns and Violence, The English Experience," discusses why mimicking Great Britain on gun control may not be the best idea.