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Discussing the economy and starting a business, with "Shark Tank" shark and Herjavec Group founder Robert Herjavec. |
Dissecting market activity and the economy in 2014, with Stephanie Link, TheStreet, and Michael Ozanian, Forbes Magazine. |
Jim Capretta, Obamacarewatch.org project director, weighs in on Obamacare and health care issues. A slowdown in the economy results in slowdown with health spending, he says. |
Mad Money host Jim Cramer shares his final thoughts of the day including Starbucks' Howard Schultz view of consumer patterns and behavior. |
Discussing the economic impact of the benefits extension, with CNBC contributor Jared Bernstein, and Art Laffer of Laffer Associates. The labor market has a way to go, says Bernstein. |
Sen. Ron Johnson, (R-WI), discusses why he voted against the jobless bill. Johnson says we have to get the economy growing to provide people real jobs. |
Mad Money host Jim Cramer highlights the work of one of his favorite technicians Tim Collins on Bank of America. |
Mad Money host Jim Cramer discusses how the return of some classic growth stocks into the green is a sign the bull rally may not be over. |
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The Fast Money traders see a positive for Ford's stock in the breaking news that CEO Alan Mulally told the automaker he's not leaving to run Microsoft. |
Re/code's Kara Swisher breaks down Yahoo's Marissa Mayer's keynote speech at the CES show. Swisher says advertising is the golden ticket. |
CNBC's Sharon Epperson explains how some people who made less than a six-figure salary were able to retire with a seven-figure retirement fund. |
Some 401(k)plans are just better than others. CNBC's Sharon Epperson took a look at the differences and found that some of the strongest plans are in law. |
Betting big on financials, with CNBC contributor Mike Khouw of Dash Financial Group. |
The Fast Money traders take a look at today's biggest market movers. |
With new 3D products unveiled at the CES show. Sherri Scribner, Deutsche Bank senior analyst, breaks down her buy ratings on 3D Systems and Stratasys. Scribner says the industrial market will continue to be a bigger market than consumers for 3D printing. |
CNBC's Dominic Chu reports Ford's CEO Alan Mulally will stay with the company through at least 2014 and will not leave for Microsoft. |
Can this dedicated entrepreneur convince the sharks that his clothing line 'Crooked Jaw' has legs? |
The sharks all want in on 'A Perfect Pear' but will any of them be able to offer a sweet enough deal? |
The sharks don't seem convinced by this sweat activated athletic wear. Can this entrepreneur prove them wrong? |
This entrepreneur claims to be an inventor, an engineer, a musician, and a tailor. Now if he can just convince the sharks that he's not crazy. |
Micron posted better than expected Q1 earnings and revenue. Betsy Van Hees, Wedbush Securities, discusses the company's strong performance. |
Despite a deep freeze impacting airlines throughout the country, Spirit Airlines has managed to stay hot. Ben Baldanza, CEO and president of Spirit Airlines, says good operational planning and preparedness for new pilot guidelines and weather is why. |
Jesse Myerson, Rolling Stone magazine writer, addresses millennials in his newest article and ends up being offered a job by Shark Tank's venture capitalist Kevin O'Leary, who wants to "fix" Myerson. |
CNBC Managing Editor Allen Wastler reports ex-cops and firemen facing charges in a disability scam is the hottest topics among CNBC.com readers. Bob Doll and Bill Nye's take on the polar vortex is also of interest. |
Jesse Myerson, Rolling Stone magazine writer, addresses millennials in his newest article "Five Economic Reforms Millennials Should Be Fighting For." Myerson proposes guaranteed work for everyone, universal basic income for the employed and unemployed, and a public bank in every state. Shark Tank's Kevin O'Leary and CNBC contributor Carol Roth weigh in. |
Mary Engle, FTC Bureau of Consumer Protection, explains the FTC's initiative against deceptive weight-loss ads from companies like Sensa and L'Occitane. |
The FTC is going after 4 companies for deceptive advertising. CNBC's Eamon Javers reports. |
CNBC's Jon Fortt shares some of the interesting events at the Consumer Electronics Show. |
Audi introduced the A7, a car that drove itself on TV; Fuhu teamed up with Intel and DreamWorks to launch a new kiddie tablet; athletes are getting help from new products that can track their training; and Mimo showed off a smart onesie. |
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