China's Economy Cools But Still Climbs in Q2 2010
Airtime: Mon. Aug. 16 2010 | 6:46 AM ET
Slowing growth in China is raising questions of a possible policy change from the central government. Insight from Qian Wang, JPMorgan chief China economist.
Similar Posts
Apple to Acquire Netflix?
Apple’s $50B cash stockpile has led many investors to ponder its next takeover move. Brian Marshall, of Gleacher & Co., and the “Fast Money” traders discuss whether Netflix could be the next strategic opportunity for Steve Jobs.
The 2010 Fortune 500 List
Wal-Mart is back in the top spot of the Fortune 500 list. Leigh Gallagher, Fortune senior editor, discusses this and other notable changes.
Corzine on Case Against Goldman Sachs
Jon Corzine, CEO of MF Global, former CEO of Goldman Sachs and former governor of New Jersey, discusses the civil fraud charges against Goldman Sachs.
Charts: Euro to Fall Toward $0.90
The long-term chart for the euro suggests it will go “much lower” versus the dollar and could fall toward $0.90, which is the lows of 2000/2001, Mark Sturdy from Seven Days Ahead told CNBC Wednesday. Sturdy also takes a technical look at the pound.
TARP Officially Over
Insight on the end of TARP, with Neel Kashkari, managing director and head of new investment initiatives PIMCO.
Renault, Nissan, Daimler Join Forces
Automakers Renault, Nissan and Daimler agreed to swap stakes in a bid to increase scale and share costs Wednesday. “There’s a demand for premium small cars growing, so we definitely want to participate and we want to do that successfully,” Dieter Zetsche, chairman of Daimler told CNBC. Carlos Ghosn, chairman and CEO of Renault-Nissan, also spoke to CNBC.