Tomorrow on CNBC
It's earnings season and opportunity is calling. Before the bell tomorrow, we'll have reports from Comcast, Merck, Time Warner and Viacom. After the close, we'll bring you reports from Facebook and Visa. Stay tuned to CNBC throughout the week for real-time market reactions and expert analysis on-air, online and on your mobile device.
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Controversy in India, as a father allows his 9-year-old son to drive a Ferrari. As Robert Frank reports, it's being seen as another example of rich people "gone wild." (1:21)
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- Apple As Top Yield Play: Pro
Apple's stock price and capital allocation policy makes it attractive, says Dan Niles, CIO of AlphaOne Capital Partners.
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- Cashin: There Is No Alternative
In his daily CNBC.com-only video clip, Art Cashin of UBS talks with Bob Pisani about why stocks keep going higher. (2:10)
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- 'Iron Man' Meets 'Market Man'
Robert Downey Jr. rings Tuesday's opening bell to celebrate the release of "Iron Man 3," with the "Squawk on the Street" crew. CNBC''s Bob Pisani speaks with Robert Downey Jr. about the success of the film, and what movie franchises has done for the comic industry.
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- How Abenomics Is Impacting Japanese Property
Frank Khoo, Global Head of Asia of AXA Real Estate, connects the dots to unravel the value in Japan's property sector.
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- IMF: All 'Three Arrows' of Abe's Policies Needed
Anoop Singh, Director, Asia Pacific at the IMF says Japan needs to implement the other two steps of Prime Minister Abe's economic policies, fiscal sustainability and a growth strategy, in order to exit deflation.
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