CNBC.com News Now: Bernanke Out of the 'Hole'

Click here to view today's top stories on your mobile device. Friday, Aug. 21, 2009     DOW 9505.96 155.91 +1.67%   NASDAQ 2020.9 31.68 +1.59%   S&P 1026.13 18.76 +1.86%     NEWS MARKETS EARNINGS INVESTING VIDEO CNBC TV SIGN IN     WHAT YOU SHOULD KNOW Stocks Gain 4% in Four-Day Rally Stocks rallied for a fourth straight session Friday after a sharp jump in existing-home sales and some encouraging economic data out of Europe... »read more 'Huge Potential' India could become an investment magnet—if reforms are put into effect and the new coalition government fixes the infrastructure... »read more Dow Jones Puts Index Business Up For Sale: Report In an effort to combat falling advertising revenue, News Corp executives have been proposing the formation of a consortium with other publishers to charge for news distributed... »read more CONNECT WITH CNBC Join CNBC's official online communities today! Get today's business news headlines, guest alerts, top videos and see what other CNBC'rs are Squawking about. »Become a CNBC fan on Facebook »Follow CNBC on Twitter TODAY'S TOP 5 VIDEOS 1. Coburn on Health Care   Sen. Tom Coburn, R-Okla., one of two medical doctors in the Senate, shares his thoughts on health care reform. 2. Bernanke Out of the 'Hole'   Federal Reserve chief Ben Bernanke on Friday said prospects for a return to global economic growth looked good "in the near term," the clearest signal yet the world's most powerful central banker thinks a recovery is at hand. Stephen Stanley, of RBS; Brian Fabbri, of BNP Paribas; and CNBC's Steve Liesman discuss Bernanke's comments. 3. Clunkers Ending   The Obama administration is hoping for a smooth ending to the program that spurred auto sales but also created headaches for many dealers, reports CNBC's Phil LeBeau. 4. Ford Shifts Into Optimism   A look at Ford's possible upturn, with David Silver, Wall Street Strategies Research analyst. 5. Boutique Beers   Craft beer flows strong through recession, with Justin Phillips, Beer Table and Paul Gatza, Brewers Association       TODAY'S TOP BLOG   iPhone Price Cuts Could Mean Its Doom? Motorola may have alienated some users with steep price cuts, but Apple learned the hard way that quick cuts could lead to frustration among users. So Apple offered rebates, coupons, apologies and kept that community feeling alive. Disappointed customers, maybe, when price cuts came, but nowhere near "alienated." »See All CNBC.com Blogs

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CNBC.com News Now: Stocks Log Third Straight Gain; Citigroup Soars

Click here to view today's top stories on your mobile device. Thursday, Aug. 20, 2009     DOW 9350.05 70.89 +0.76%   NASDAQ 1989.22 19.98 +1.01%   S&P 1007.37 10.91 +1.09%     NEWS MARKETS EARNINGS INVESTING VIDEO CNBC TV SIGN IN     WHAT YOU SHOULD KNOW Dollars for Dishwashers? Appliance Rebates on the Way Rebates for Refrigerators? Dollars for Dishwashers? Funds for Furnaces? The details of an appliance rebate program are still being worked out, but manufacturers hope it will give a boost to consumers and appliance manufacturers alike.... »read more Stocks Log Third Straight Gain; Citigroup Soars Stocks extended their winning streak for a third straight day Thursday after a slew of economic data, including an encouraging report on manufacturing.... »read more For Volatile Stocks, September May Be Real Test The sun and fun of summertime—and the 8 percent gain in stock prices—is set to give way to the more intense time of September.... »read more CONNECT WITH CNBC Join CNBC's official online communities today! Get today's business news headlines, guest alerts, top videos and see what other CNBC'rs are Squawking about. »Become a CNBC fan on Facebook »Follow CNBC on Twitter TODAY'S TOP 5 VIDEOS 1. Growing the Garden State   New Jersey cracked its slump today with the state employment report announcing 13,000 new private sector jobs, with Gov. Jon Corzine, D-N.J. and CNBC's Joe Kernen. 2. Citi Intrigues Investors   Insight into beaten down Citi stock and why some investors can't let it go, with David Trone, Fox-Pitt, Kelton and CNBC's Erin Burnett. 3. Big Labor Plays Hardball   One of the nation's most powerful unions is firing a warning shot at Democrats, with Richard Trumka, AFL-CIO secretary-treasurer. 4. George: Leading In Crisis   One of the nation's most powerful unions is firing a warning shot at Democrats, with Richard Trumka, AFL-CIO secretary-treasurer. 5. Stop Trading, Listen to Cramer!  Mad Money host Jim Cramer gives his advice on the markets.       TODAY'S TOP BLOG   Even Romance Is Bad For You Now Talk about killing the mood. Two scientists from South Carolina State University released a paper today saying that candlelit dinners create indoor air pollution. »See All CNBC.com Blogs

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CNBC.com News Now: Shiller: There Could Be Another Housing Bubble

Click here to view today's top stories on your mobile device. Wednesday, Aug. 19, 2009     DOW 9279.16 61.22 +0.66%   NASDAQ 1969.24 13.32 +0.68%   S&P 996.46 6.79 +0.69%     NEWS MARKETS EARNINGS INVESTING VIDEO CNBC TV SIGN IN     WHAT YOU SHOULD KNOW Stocks End Higher as Oil Tops $72 Stocks ended higher Wednesday after a surprise drop in crude inventories, which sent oil prices — and energy stocks — soaring.... »read more Warren Buffett's 'Greenback Effect' Warning: A Call to Buy Stocks Warren Buffett is back with a new piece in the New York Times, but today he's not using the high-profile platform to explicitly urge us all to buy stocks as he did last October. But there's still a big "buy" recommendation implicit in the dollar doomsday scenario he lays out... »read more Art Cashin: Next 6-8 Weeks 'Very Critical' China's stock market crashed before the economy's slowdown last year, and it rose before the strong recovery earlier this year... »read more TONIGHT: CNBC & Fortune Magazine Present... The Fastest Growing Companies of 2009 See the sectors of the economy that are still booming and go inside the hot companies that are taking full advantage of their position, posting sizzling growth in a slow-growth world... »Tonight 9p ET TODAY'S TOP 5 VIDEOS 1. Shiller: There Could Be Another Housing Bubble   Have we learned from the past two years of housing bust, or is another bubble on the horizon? 2. The Great Lithium Rush   The push for electric car batteries could fuel another commodity boom. Insight with Seifi Ghaseem, Rockwood Holdings CEO. 3. UBS, IRS & Wealthy Americans   The Swiss government is handing over to the IRS 4,450 account names holding billions of dollars as part of a settlement the IRS says gives it unprecedented information about US citizens believed to be evading taxes. Eamon Javers, of Politico, and attorney Asher Rubinstein discuss. 4. KPMG CEO Survey Results   SQUAWK ON THE STREET KPMG CEO Survey Gary Matuszak Global Chair, Information, Communications & Entertainment KPMG 5. Stop Trading, Listen to Cramer!   Mad Money host Jim Cramer gives his take on the markets.       TODAY'S TOP BLOG   Why ESPN The Magazine Is Going To Four Cents We were shocked when we saw the promotion. ESPN The Magazine offering its two million current subscribers a chance to get a full year of the magazine and its ESPN.com pay site, Insider, for $1 total. For those scoring at home, that's less than 4 cents an issue and Insider, which on its own costs $40, for free. We sat down with ESPN The Magazine's general manager Gary Hoenig to discuss the strategy behind this move. »See All CNBC.com Blogs

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