Tomorrow on CNBC
Before the bell tomorrow, we'll have reports from Exxon Mobil, Royal Dutch Shell, ConocoPhillips and MasterCard. After the close, we'll bring your reports from AIG and more. Stay tuned to CNBC throughout the week for more earnings reports and expert analysis on-air, online and on your mobile device.
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Starbucks CEO Howard Schultz urges President Obama to work with Congress to refine the Affordable Care Act.
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- Polcari: Have the bears capitulated?
Kenny Polcari, O'Neil Securities director, discuss the Fed's decision to keep QE in tact, and the fact that the market keeps going higher with no real resistance.
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- Bogle: Fed shouldn't try to move stocks
Jack Bogle, The Vanguard Group, says the market is "okay," and not unhealthy. He says dividend yield is actually going up and the Fed should be very careful on raising asset prices.
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- Cashin says: Fed slightly less accommodative?
CNBC's Mary Thompson and Art Cashin, of UBS, discuss the Fed's rate decision and the market's mistake: after traders saw the 10-year yield spike, it put pressure on stocks.
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- All asset classes 'slightly bubbly': Bill Gross
The Fed has decided to leave its bond buying program intact. PIMCO co-CIO Bill Gross discusses the Fed's monetary policy, and how it's impacting the economy. "All asset prices are bubbly," he says.
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- Bears completely destroy Honda Element interior
Bob Monzel discovered a mother bear and her two cubs managed to get in and destroy his Honda Element. There was something inside the car the bears liked or didn't like -- or they were just looking for food. Monzel said there wasn't any food in the car but the bears found plenty to chew on and tear up.
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