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CNBC Global Energy analyst Dan Yergin weighs in on spiking oil & gas prices. Our political panel discusses the Obama "propaganda" documentary. And we'll talk with the man who was arrested, NAACP President Ben Jealous, on why he thinks states' photo ID voter laws are the same human rights abuses as what's happening in Sudan.
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In the wake of this week's "stress test" for banks, a look at what the charts indicate about the biggest winners and losers, with Barry Sine, Drexel Hamilton.
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- 90 Seconds with Art Cashin: Fewer Dollars for China, Fewer Dollars to Buy Bonds
CNBC's Bob Pisani and Art Cashin, of UBS, discuss bond yields and the increase in S&P. Money's not pouring into the stock market, for some reason. "It would appear that the money is hiding in cash, for now, and I'm not exactly sure why," he says.
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- Sam Adams Readies For St. Patrick's Day
Discussing how much beer makers will sell on St. Patrick's Day, and why beer drinkers who go out tend to drink better, more expensive beers, with Jim Koch, Samuel Adams founder.
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- February Consumer Price Index Up .4%
CNBC's Rick Santelli & Steve Liesman break down the consumer price index number and what it signals for the economy.
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- Robert Kraft on Economy & Politics
The confidence still isn't there, but people are doing well, says Robert Kraft, New England Patriots owner/The Kraft Group chairman/CEO, who says the bickering going between Republicans is personal and they should be talking about how to create jobs; with Robert McNair, Houston Texans owner.
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It’s often said it’s good to be Irish on St. Patrick’s Day, but it may better to be in the beer business.
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Cascades Tissue Group, North America’s fourth-largest producer of towel and tissue paper, is trying to be green by offering marketing Moka, a 100-percent recycled, unbleached bathroom tissue.
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- More Woes for Goldman's CEO Lloyd Blankfein: A Same-Sex Marriage Spat
"When the history books are written about Goldman Sachs," wrote Greg Smith in his very public resignation, "they may reflect that the current chief executive officer, Lloyd C. Blankfein, and the president, Gary D. Cohn, lost hold of the firm’s culture on their watch." But Blankfein and Goldman are creating another split—between groups supporting gay marriage.
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Bang for the Buck
Risk and the dollar used to be like oil and water: they didn't mix well. When stocks were up, the dollar went down, and vice versa. But that rather predictable equation has changed, and the dollar and US stocks are both getting a serious bid as investors flock to quality. The big question for investors now; how high can the dollar go and what's the best way to profit? We will answer that and tell you how our pros are playing a resurgent greenback.
Bullion Bust
Gold and lead sit just a couple protons apart on the periodic table of elements, but you'd be forgiven if you were unsure about which one was more valuable. Gold has dropped like a stone, and according to market participants, bullion's pain has not been entirely about the dollar's gain. Are investors re-pricing risk? Have the dooms day scenarios that have given gold a lift of late finally been put to bed? All good questions that could determine where gold goes next. We will explain and tell you how currency traders are profiting.
Race to Debase
And it is the war being raged between every central bank… talking about the currency wars. From the Fed, to the Bank of Japan to the Swiss National Bank, every central bank appears to be in a race to debase their own currency . The questions for currency traders: how do you play this? We'll give you the set up and explain which side of this war our traders are taking.
That's all coming up tomorrow in a jammed packed edition of Money in Motion Currency Trading.
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Dennis Crowley, Foursquare co-founder & CEO, offers insight on the company's 3-year anniversary, upcoming deals and whether it will go down the IPO road.
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- F5 Networks: Time to Buy In?
F5 Networks is sitting on over $500 million in cash, which is over 30% of its total assets. Alkesh Shah, Evercore Partners, and Simon Leopold, Morgan Keegan & Co., discuss the trade.
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- Talking Numbers: Crude's Slick Ride
Mark Newton, Greywolf Execution Partners, discusses whether a pullback in oil would signal more trouble ahead.
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John Donahoe, eBay president & CEO, offers insight on PayPal's new service for mobile devices called "PayPal Here", with CNBC's Jon Fortt.
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- Who Likes Lloyd Blankfein?
What's the outlook for Gold? And Greg Smith lobbed a verbal Molotov cocktail in The New York Times against his former firm, Goldman Sachs, and reaction to his resignation might lead you to believe a lot of people inside the firm agree with his negative assessment of CEO Lloyd Blankfein.But CNBC's Jane Wells says not so fast.
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