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Jack and Suzy offer counsel on Domino's Pizza's efforts to promote its new lunch offerings and attract franchisees. The current generation of franchisees is getting ready to retire and the company hopes to recruit ambitious young operators. But does Domino's need a more effective strategy for wooing the most promising external candidates? Monday 9:00PM ET/PT
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| | - Blackstone's Russian Ambition
Steve Schwarzman, Chmn, CEO & Co-Founder, Blackstone Group, discusses why the firm has invested in Europe recently.
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- Ackerman on Europe's Fiscal Woes
CNBC's Maria Bartiromo discusses the best way to restore the ailing Euro economy, with Josef Ackermann, Deutsche Bank CEO.
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- Moynihan One-on-One
Discussing how the big bank plans to deal with the ever changing regulatory environment, with Brian Moynihan, Bank of America CEO and CNBC's Maria Bartiromo.
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- Call to the Floor: Atmel
A look at the chip company that powers new tablets and its prospects for growth, with Steve Laub, Atmel CEO.
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- What's In a Default?
Discussing what a Greek restructuring would mean for investors, with Mark Thierfelder, Dechert LLP.
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LATEST BLOGS
| | - Golf Spending Gets a Boost From Gen Y
The recession took a toll on all kinds of consumer spending, and golf is no exception. But hope for a pick-up in golf spending is coming from an unlikely place.
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- Deutsche Bank's CEO: Greece Impact on Eurozone
The talk of the second bailout of Greece is getting louder and louder. Greek Prime Minister Papandreou reshuffled his cabinet today appointed Evangelos Venizelos as finance minister, replacing George Papaconstantinou. Deutsche Bank’s CEO Josef Ackermann has been a leadership voice in the Eurozone on this issue. Maria Bartiromo spoke to Ackermann in a CNBC Exclusive about the implications of this bailout.
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- Struggling to Make a House Call on Confidence
Today's report on consumer confidence, or the striking lack of it, is yet another sign that housing is going to be in a very sticky state for a while. It's hard to say whether housing is weighing on confidence or lack of confidence is weighing on housing; the answer lies somewhere in the middle.
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Remember all the talk of euro/dollar hitting 150? How quickly things change. Greece's moment of truth is fast approaching, and currency traders are pounding the euro as details of a bailout remain murky, and riots continue to rage. Our team has you covered. Plus... The Fed is having a crucial meeting next week, but Andy Busch has your playbook tonight? And are defaults actually bad for a currency? You might be surprised at the answer. That's all coming up on Money in Motion Currency Trading Tomorrow.
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| | - Stop Trading: Cramer Slams Euro Banks
CNBC's Jim Cramer says the banks in Europe were reckless and he wouldn't touch them.
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- Markets Take a Black Swan Dive
Insight on whether a Black Swan event could occur in the next few years and lead to a 40 percent decline in the S&P, with Nicholas Colas, ConvergEx Group; Doug Roberts, Channel Capital Research; Michael Pento, Euro Pacific Capital; and CNBC's Kate Kelly.
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- Comcast CEO: The Xfinity Experience
Brian Roberts, Comcast chairman/CEO, discusses cloud computing, the next generation of television and broadband technology. Roberts also weighs in on Comcast's deal with NBC Universal, saying the company is invested for the long haul.
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- Greek Protests Become Violent
Hundreds of protesters clash with riot police on the streets of Athens as the rallying degenerated into violence.
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- Opening Pandora's IPO Box
There was worry on Wall Street that Pandora had a mis-priced IPO, says Andrew Ross Sorkin, NY Times, who mentions that the stock sell-off may have impacted the stock's performance during its debut.
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