Housing Starts Hit 18-Month High
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Construction of new homes rose more than expected in April, but new building permits fell sharply. CNBC’s Diana Olick parses the data.
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President Obama on Jobs
President Obama discusses the amount of jobs loss and his plans for improving employment and the economy by increasing foreign trade.
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President Obama's Town Hall 2.19.10
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March in Like a Bull
The February rally is continuing into March, but how far will it go? Robert Doll, of BlackRock, and Richard LeFrak, of the LeFrak Organization, share their insight.
Timing the Next Correction
There will be a correction in the stock market “at some point,” Anthony Fry from Evercore Partners told CNBC Wednesday. But it’s unclear when that correction will occur, he added.
