 | Ultimate Factories: UPS Worldport
When it absolutely has to get from Point A to B, overnight, or even in hours…every day, millions depend on UPS. To the tune of four billion packages each year. Step inside the largest, most efficient and high-tech automated delivery system on the planet.
»Tonight at 9p |12a ET | |
LATEST VIDEO
| | - Goldman Sachs Note: Chances for QE Above 50%
Goldman is out with a note this morning saying the probability of QE being announced next week stands above 50 percent, with Kenny Polcari, ICAP, and CNBC's Bob Pisani & Sue Herera.
» Watch Video
- Apple Effect on Pandora Drop 'Premature': Pro
Given streaming music leader Pandora's 55 million users, the stock's decline on Apple's announcement was overblown, trader Josh Brown says.
» Watch Video
- Santelli: Where Did Scotty Beam All the Unemployed?
In this excerpt from "Squawk on the Street," Rick Santelli says the U.S. unemployment rate is artificially low due to declines in the labor force participation.
» Watch Video
- Ryan Responds to Jobs Report: Nothing to 'Brag' About
"This is not what a recovery looks like," says Republican vice presidential nominee, Rep. Paul Ryan, (R-WI), weighing in on August's lackluster payroll report and unemployment numbers.
» Watch Video
- Cramer's Mad Dash
Jim Cramer explains what to watch ahead of the open.
» Watch Video
| | | | 
|
LATEST BLOGS
| | - Guess Which President Has Been Best for Stocks?
The U.S. economy may not be recovering as fast as President Obama likes, but at least he can make one claim: The stock market has done better under his watch than with any other recent president.
» Read More
- Hints of Spring—and Bondage—at Fashion Week
Fashion Week’s parties are big, and the industry is even bigger, but expect elements of simplicity and the beginning of a “pants cycle” this season, industry forecasters predict.
» Read More
- 5 Stocks to Store Away for 5 Years
Here are companies that have become significantly discounted from their true potential. Not only do they offer considerable amount of value, but they present excellent margins of safety while offering excellent yields over the next five years. TheStreet.com reports.
» Read More
|
|
 FIRST IN BUSINESS WORLDWIDE. | © 2012 CNBC Inc. All Rights Reserved
900 Sylvan Englewood Cliffs, NJ 07632 | 
| Click here for Real-Time data and top stories on your mobile device. | | | Evening Brief
Special Money In Motion Currency Trading Edition | | |  |
 | Money In Motion: Currency Trading
Jobs & The Fed
The Euro has hit its highest level since July. But there are still some serious near-term hurdles, and the biggest is next week's all-important Fed rate decision. The Fed has rigorously defended its measures to prop up the economy. But with the Election just months away, many believe that next week's meeting could be the last chance for Bernanke and crew to act before November. So what will he do? And what will it mean for the dollar's next move? We'll tell you how our pros are setting up.
To Tap Or Not To Tap?
With oil creeping ever closer to [wards] $100, traders are beginning to wonder if the Obama administration will tap the SPR in hopes of tamping down the price of oil ahead of the election. Between signs of an economic recovery, and the constant threat of Iran, oil has risen some 25% since its lows back in late June. That has led to a big pain at the pump, but it has also given a boost to so-called commodity currencies. These are currencies whose value is closely tied to crude. So how likely is White House action, and when could it come? We'll talk to Citigroup's top ranked commodities strategist to get some answers.
Big Warning From Down Under
There is a warning sign brewing in the $4 trillion dollar currency markets. While stocks and the euro are in big-time rally mode, one currency pair that is a closely watched barometer of risk is falling fast: The Aussie. The Australian dollar is fast approaching parity with the U.S. dollar. Why does this matter? Because for the past couple years, the Aussie has been a great predictor of where stocks are going. So, do currency traders buy the rally?
»moneyinmotion.cnbc.com | |
MONEY IN MOTION CURRENCY TRADING BLOG
| |
LATEST VIDEO
| | - Talking Numbers: Rally for Real?
Mark Newton, Greywolf Execution Partners, and Charles Ortel, Newport Value Partners, discuss what the charts say about the S&P.
» Watch Video
- Bogle on ECB Bond-Buying Program: 'These are Stopgap Solutions'
Jack Bogle, The Vanguard Group founder, reacts to the ECB's new bond buying program. "The market generally takes these things far too seriously," he says. "These are stopgap solutions -- which is really all we can ask for."
» Watch Video
- 90 Seconds with Art Cashin: ECB 'Elixir' to Cure EU?
CNBC's Bob Pisani and Art Cashin, of UBS, discuss the ECB's new bond-buying program.
» Watch Video
- Cramer's Mad Dash
Jim Cramer explains what to watch ahead of the open, including Nokia, Intel and Seagate Technology.
» Watch Video
- Cramer on Whether It's Time to Buy Nokia
In this "Squawk on the Street" excerpt, Jim Cramer answers a question he says he gets all the time. Should investors buy Nokia given its low price and new Windows phone?
» Watch Video
| | | |
Money In Motion Currency Class
| | | |
Access "The Social Exchange"
| | |
| FIRST IN BUSINESS WORLDWIDE. | © 2012 CNBC Inc. All Rights Reserved
900 Sylvan Englewood Cliffs, NJ 07632 | | 
| |
Morning Brief
Follow us on Twitter
Visit us on Digg
Leverage