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John Stumpf, Wells Fargo chairman & CEO, discusses whether he's rethinking Wells Fargo's mortgage business, regulation in Washington, and uncertainty in Europe.
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Discussing how his company has tripled its assets in ten years, and what Washington needs to do to grow businesses, with Larry Zimpleman, Principal Financial Group chairman, CEO and president.
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Are NBA players being downright dumb with their hard line against the owners, particularly since their leverage seems extremely limited? And which teams cannot afford a lockout? CNBC's Darren Rovell does the math.
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Deal or no deal? That is the question confronting both equity and currency investors alike as Europe's leaders gather to finally hammer out a plan to get the continent out of its spiraling debt crisis. Whatever the result, the gathering will set the tone and tenor for trading for next week. Banking on the collective sanity of European policy makers has been a losing strategy, but the uncertainty has provided a great trading catalyst for the Euro. We will break it down and show you how you can profit using currencies. Plus, If you were disappointed by a lack of QE3 from our central bank, then next week's Bank of Japan meeting is for you. They're on round 52 of quantitative easing, and while few expect any major development when the BOJ meets next week, the Yen is hovering at post-quake highs, and some traders believe further intervention is in the offing. We will explain how you can profit off the Yen's next move. And will the U.S. succeed in getting China to raise the value of the Yuan? It's a hot topic in Washington, but it could have disastrous implications for our economy, and we'll tell you why. That's all coming up on Money in Motion Currency Trading.
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Mona Pearl, author of Grow Globally, discusses opportunities for your Middle Market company around the world.
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- Gordon Brown: Banks Are the Problem
Insight on Greece's debt crisis, with Gordon Brown, former British Prime Minister, who says this is not a fiscal crisis but a financial crisis with the banks leading the problem, not the solution. He adds that U.S. is still the biggest economy in the world and manufacturer, despite's S&P downgrade.
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- BOT Rate Hike
Tim Condon, chief economist, Asia, Head of Research, Asia, ING Financial Markets, thinks monetary tightening by the BOT and the rate hike are "hawkish." He adds that other Southeast Asian countries are likely to cut rates instead.
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- Sell Euro at 1.38 Level
Dhiren Sarin, chief technical strategist, Asia Pacific, Barclays Capital, expects overhead supply for the Euro, and thinks the German-French yield differential has blown up in historical wides.
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- Investing in Collectables
Michael Hall, Chairman of Stanley Gibbons Group, says the collectables market is growing rapidly, because investors are turning to tangible assets to protect against volatility.
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Earlier this week, Sports Business Journal broke the story that the NFL was starting a venture capital fund, with the owners willing to put in at least $32 million to invest in businesses. I knew I needed to comment on this, but, to be honest, I didn't think I was the most qualified. For that, I went to Dan Shanoff of Quickish, a media company focused on short-form, real-time news curation and discovery.
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Two analysts told CNBC Thursday the best way to winterize a stock portfolio is to buy shares of coal or oil companies rather than buying the commodities directly.
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Like their Greek counterparts, protesters in the US have found numerous reasons for complaint — from the sheer effrontery and occasional lawlessness in our leaders’ behavior to the debilitating toll suffered by the majority of Americans because of the greed and excess of the arrogant few.
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