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Join CNBC's Julia Boorstin Monday, as she sits down with Facebook COO Sheryl Sandberg. They'll cover it all - from IPO aftershock, mobile ad strategy, platform updates, new business plans and more. Coverage begins Monday in Squawk Box and continues throughout the day on CNBC.
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Sheikh Hamad Bin Jassim Bin Jabr al-Thani, Qatar Prime Minister, offers insight on making investments in banks, real estate and more, with CNBC's Maria Bartiromo.
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- Talking Numbers: Wine Wars at Amazon, Costco
The Wall Street Journal is reporting that Amazon plans to enter the wine business. Retail giant Costco already sells wine. So with Amazon entering this space, should Costco investors be worried? Greg Troccoli, The Chart Lab, and Joe Feldman, Telsey Advisory Group, discuss.
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- Apple Says Sorry
Jay Yarow, The Business Insider, and Roy Choi, TechnoBuffalo, discuss Tim Cook's apology. Would Steve Jobs have done the same thing? In fact, he did something similar.
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- 90 Seconds with Art Cashin: Econ Numbers 'Borderline Dismal'
CNBC's Bob Pisani and Art Cashin, of UBS, discuss 4th quarter strategies, including buy US stocks. But the data numbers are "borderline dismal," says Cashin, even though the balance sheets are in excellent shape.
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- Apple: Use Waze Map App
Noam Bardin, Waze CEO, explains why he believes his mobile navigation company will rival Google's within the next five years.
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The Pain In Spain
You knew something was wrong when we went practically a whole month without any mention of Spain, Italy, the ECB or some type of rescue fund. But like a bad penny, Spain inevitably turned up, and with it, new questions over another bailout. Moody's is scheduled to complete its review of the country's debt any moment, which means a downgrade could come by Friday. Whatever the outcome, the anxiety has weighed on the euro and sent to multi-week lows. But is this a buying opportunity? We'll explore and tell you how to trade the euro's next move.
Jobs & The Dollar
It is the second to last jobs report before the November election, and it will come just two days after the first Presidential debate. Beyond the political ramifications, there is an important wrinkle to next week's jobs report: It will be the first post QE3 employment number. In the past, poor results have had a muted market reaction as investors figured the Fed would step in. But now that the Fed has stepped in, how might traders digest a soft report? We'll preview with a top economist and reveal how our pros are setting up.
Change in China
China is gearing up for its most significant change of leadership in over a decade, but the exact date of the handover has been shrouded in secrecy (see the recent disappearance of the presumptive President Xi Jinping). While few expect the actual leadership change to roil the markets, some traders do think the Chinese government will announce substantial easing just after the handover to drive confidence in the new regime. That potential stimulus could be a big boost for risk currencies. We'll break down how our pros are playing it.
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| | - Market Solutions Ahead? Hormats Weighs In
Robert Hormats, Under Secretary of State for economic growth discusses the European crisis, the anti-austerity protests in Spain, and President Obama's role in U.S. economic growth. "I think President Obama has made a major effort to reduce the budget deficit and also to invest in the future of the U.S.," he says.
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- Is CIT Up For Sale?
John Thain, CIT chairman & CEO, addresses the reports that he is looking for someone to buy his company.
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- 'Fed Courting a Disaster'
James Bullard, St. Louis Federal Reserve CEO & President, explains why he is concerned about the continuance of the bond-buying program and further Fed stimulus, and says "the U.S. needs to get its tax plan on the table, so businesses can make their bets."
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- Talking Numbers: Yahoo Up Over 3% Today
Yahoo investors seem to have some confidence in its CEO Marissa Mayer in her ability to turn the company around. Meanwhile, shares of Facebook have tanked 46 percent since it went public. Discussing whether either stock is a buy now, with Richard Ross, Auerbach Grayson, and Zachary Karabell, River Twice Research.
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- Netanyahu Addresses UN: Draws Red Line
Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu addresses the UN General Assembly, and says "the red line must be drawn on Iran's nuclear enrichment program because these enrichment facilities are the only nuclear installations that we can definitely see and credibly target."
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