Charts: Shanghai Stocks Heading Sideways
The Shanghai Composite Index is likely to continue a “broad sideways movement,” Daryl Guppy, CEO of Guppytraders.com, told CNBC Thursday. Guppy also takes a technical look at the CAC-40 and FTSE-100.
Buffett & Paulson Part III- 2.9.10
Airtime: Tues. Feb. 9 2010 | 1:49 PM ET
Warren Buffett and former Treasury Secretary Hank Paulson discuss former President Bush and his reaction to the financial crisis.
Buffett & Paulson Part II- 2.9.10
Warren Buffett and former Treasury Secretary Henry Paulson have a little economic ‘power lunch’ chit-chat of their own, live at the Chamber of Commerce annual meeting in Omaha
Warren Buffett & Former Treasury Secretary Henry Paulson Part I- 2.9.10
Warren Buffett and former Treasury Secretary Henry Paulson have an economic ‘power lunch’ chit-chat, live at the Chamber of Commerce annual meeting in Omaha.
Byron Wien's Market Outlook 2.9.10
Byron Wien, senior managing director of the Blackstone Group, shares his market outlook.
CNBC: Super Bowl Ads
CNBC’s Darren Rovell recaps which Super Bowl ads generated the most buzz.
Largest Nuclear Power Plant Buys Solar Power Company
Areva announced the acquisition of US-based solar power company Ausra Monday as it launched its new global solar energy business. Anil Srivastava, CEO of Areva Renewables and Dr. Robert E. Fishman, chairman and CEO of Ausra, spoke to CNBC about the deal.
Kroszner on Fed's Exit Strategy
Fmr. Federal Reserve Board Governor Randall Kroszner shares his thoughts on what the Fed’s exit strategy should be.
Randgold Full-Year Profit Jumps 79%
West African-focused miner Randgold Resources reported a 79% jump in full-year profit, benefiting from high gold prices and record production. It plans to raise its full-year dividend by 30%. “It was a great year,” CEO Mark Bristow said Monday. “We strengthened our balance sheet through last year.”
Bill Gross: Recovery Will Be 'Substantially Different This Time' 2.5.10
As workers struggle to find jobs and the federal government becomes more aggressive on regulation, the US economic recovery will defy trends and make choices more difficult for investors, Pimco’s Bill Gross told CNBC