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| | - Default vs. Compromise
The major issue is the dominance of the Tea Party on the Republican side. Discussing the likelihood of a U.S. default, and the likely outcome of Boehner's bill, with Rep. Barney Frank (D-MA).
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- Trump's Take on the Debt
Should the GOP let the U.S. default on its debt? Donald Trump, Trump Organization chairman & president, weighs in on the art of cutting a debt deal.
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- Uncle Sam's Yard Sale
Discussing whether it's time to sell-off American assets to pay down debt, with Joe Weisenthal, Business Insider deputy editor, and CNBC's Eamon Javers.
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- Boehner vs. Reid
Discussing whether there will be bipartisan support for either of the debt bills, with Sen. Bill Nelson (D-FL) and Sen. Rob Portman (R-OH).
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- Gold Hits Record High
Gold soars to record highs after the latest read on the economy came in weaker than expected. Insight on how one gold producer is posting profits, with Richard O'Brien, Newmont Mining president/CEO.
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Forget Lehman. Forget AIG. Because the mother of all financial catastrophes is fast approaching as Washington dithers on a debt deal, and the financial markets move closer to the precipice. A U.S. default will crush stocks and bonds, but it will provide investment opportunities for currency traders, and we'll tell you what they are. Plus, which currency pair looks ripe for a technical breakout? We will reveal at the Money Map. And need help with a trade that is not working out? Time for Fix My Trade, where Money in Motion takes your calls and answers your currency questions. That's all tomorrow on Money in Motion.
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| | - On Deck: Whole Foods CEO
Discussing profits, food inflation and the looming debt crisis, with Walter Robb, Whole Foods Market CEO.
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- GOP on Debt Threat
House Speaker Boehner (R-OH) to address the nation's debt crisis.
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- Gridlock Continues in Washington
Debating whether raising taxes should be part of the debt deal, with Rep. John Yarmuth (D-KY) and Rep. David Schweikert (R-AZ).
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- Call of the Day: Cisco
The Fast Money traders weigh in with trades on Cisco, Sprint, and Netflix, and the best way to play the markets ahead of tonight's key House vote, with Dennis Gartman, The Gartman Letter.
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- Weekly Jobless Claims: Down 24,000
CNBC's Rick Santelli & Jim Iuorio, CME Group break down the economic data.
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| | - Rotblut: Five-Week High for Bearish Sentiment
Bullish sentiment fell 2.0 percentage points to 37.8% in the latest AAII Sentiment Survey. This is the first time in four weeks that the percentage of individual investors who expect stock prices to rise over the next six months fell below the historical average of 39%.
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- Starbucks Brewing EPS Growth Through Partnerships: UBS
Americans' craving for coffee is growing and that should mean a boost for Starbucks, UBS senior analyst David Palmer told CNBC Thursday. "One thing about coffee in this country is, behavior is shifting," he said. People are "moving toward the good stuff."
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- No Sour Grapes Here: Wine.com Battles the Heat
When a heat wave grips the nation, “temperature management” becomes an issue for anyone looking to stay comfortable. But when your business involves shipping heat-sensitive items, it takes on a whole new meaning. The recent surge in temperatures across the country has many Wine.com customers opting to delay shipments of their wine purchases.
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