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| | - 5 Dumbest Things on Wall Street: Oct. 29
This week, we look at Halliburton’s reaction to the BP disaster, Larry Ellison’s love of legal fees and outrageous political spending at U.S. companies.
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- Sports Executive: Rays Should Give Away Entire Season of Tickets
When the Tampa Bay Rays gave away 20,000 free tickets to their regular season home finale, many in the sports world were confused. No matter what your attendance is, how could you ever give away your product? Well, one sports executive, whose organization actually gives away all its tickets, thinks that the Rays should give away tickets to every game next year if it wants to increase revenues.
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- Come See the Zombie Side of Sears
Sears is turning to the "undead" to breathe new life into its sales. The retailer has launched a zombified version of its retail Web site, hoping to stir up buzz as it heads into the Halloween weekend with discounts it claims are of "Black Friday" proportions.
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| | - Microsoft Profit Tops Forecasts
Microsoft shares rose in late trading as profit of 62 cents a share topped forecasts. Larry Haverty, of Gamco Investors, and CNBC's Jon Fortt, share their reactions.
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- Halliburton Shares Plunge
Shares of Halliburton plunged after tests showed the company's cement mixture used to seal BP's oil well in the Gulf was unstable. CNBC's Eamon Javers has the story.
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- CME Group Is Trading Up
Insight on CME earnings, with Craig Donohue, CEO of CME Group.
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- New High-Net-Worth Survey
Pessimism prevails for ultra wealthy, with Michael Sonnenfeldt, founder of Tiger 21.
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- Future of Housing Finance
Insight on the mortgage mess, with Joseph Murin fmr. president of the Government National Mortgage Association, and Ken Langone, president of Invemed Associates.
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