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Thursday, February 12, 2009

CNBC.com's News Now: Stifel Beats the Street

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DOW 7932.76 -6.77 -0.09%
NASDAQ 1541.71 11.21 +0.73%
S&P 835.19 1.45 +0.17%
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  Thursday, Feb. 12, 2009
 
 
WHAT YOU SHOULD KNOW
 
  US May Start Subsidizing Some Mortgage Payments
The Obama administration is hammering out a program to subsidize mortgages in a new front to fight the credit crisis, sources familiar with the plan told Reuters Thursday, firing financial markets....read more
 

  Stocks Claw Back as Market Cheers Details
Stocks staged a comeback in the final hour of trading Thursday following news that the Obama administration is mulling a new plan to subsidize mortgage payments for homeowners in jeopardy....read more
 

  The Power of Deduction
3 Commonly Overlooked Tax Deductions, you may not have known all that you can write off...read more
 


  TODAY'S TOP 5 VIDEOS  
  1. US May Start Subsidizing Some Mortgage Payments
The Obama administration is said to be near a plan to lower costs for homeowners with problem loans, reports CNBC's Diana Olick.
 

  2. Goldman's Gathering
Goldman Sachs held an emergency meeting of financial professionals, and CNBC's Charlie Gasparino has the details.
 

  3. Stifel Beats the Street
Shares of Stifel Financial gained ground today after the company's fourth quarter numbers beat Wall Street expectations. Ronald Kruszewski, chairman & CEO of Stifel Financial, discussed the numbers and his firm's outlook.
 

  4.Obama's Stimulus: Enough Juice?
Republicans and Democrats continue to squabble over the details in what's expected to be the largest economic rescue plan since FDR's time, and President Obama hopes to sign the bill by President's Day. Jared Bernstein, chief economist for Vice President Biden, discusses whether the stimulus will be enough
 

  5.Stop Trading, Listen to Cramer!
Mad Money's Jim Cramer shares his stock picks and pans with CNBC's Erin Burnett.
 

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  BLOG OF THE DAY Three Hats Off To Judd Gregg
Three hats off to Judd Gregg for withdrawing his nomination for commerce secretary. And I mean three hats. I've never seen anything like this. I say this not in a partisan-political sense, but in terms of Sen. Gregg's extraordinary character and integrity. He would not compromise his beliefs.

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Tonight: See what caused the global economic crisis?

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SEE HOW THE AMERICAN DREAM BECAME A NIGHTMARE
 

  Just a short time ago it would have been inconceivable: the economy, here in the U.S. and around the world, stopped in its tracks. Today, it is a grim reality, with bailouts, bankruptcies, and massive layoffs all stemming from a complex problem with a simple name: the credit crisis.

For the past year, we've been investigating the roots of this crisis. The result is a fascinating two-hour documentary, told through riveting first-person accounts from Wall Street insiders, aggressive lenders, desperate homeowners, and former Federal Reserve Chairman Alan Greenspan. "House of Cards" tells the gripping chronology of the buildup and ultimate collapse of the U.S. housing market, the definitive look at the defining story of our time.

First Look: Prologue
Bio of David Faber
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  HOW DO WE RESOLVE THE ECONOMIC CRISIS?

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The Man Who Profited
In a rare interview, Kyle Bass tells Faber how he was able to forecast the imminent collapse of the mortgage market and use that knowledge to fuel a 600% return on his hedge fund.

 
Admission from Fed Chief
Former Federal Reserve Chairman Alan Greenspan defends the decisions he made and makes some surprising admissions.
 


  ORIGINS OF THE FINANCIAL CRISIS "THEN AND NOW"
See some of the key players involved in the crisis, from 2001 through today.
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Wednesday, February 11, 2009

CNBC.com's News Now: Barney on Bank Bonuses

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DOW 7939.53 50.65 +0.64%
NASDAQ 1530.5 5.77 +0.38%
S&P 833.74 6.58 +0.8%
A CNBC ORIGINAL: HOUSE OF CARDS - THE DEFINITIVE LOOK AT THE ORIGINS OF TODAY'S GLOBAL ECONOMIC CRISIS - PREMIERES TOMORROW AT 8P ET |9P PT ON CNBC
  Wednesday, Feb. 11, 2009
 
 
WHAT YOU SHOULD KNOW
 
  Stocks Close Higher, Lifted by Stimulus Pact
Stocks closed slightly higher as Wall Street welcomed news that House-Senate negotiators had reached agreement on an economic stimulus bill. Congress and the Obama administration reached a deal...read more
 

  Stimulus Pact Is Reached; Some Issues Still Pending
Congressional negotiators agreed on a $789 billion package of spending and tax cuts to help pull the US economy out of a tailspin. But one congressional aide said there was no deal yet on money for school construction and states...read more
 

  New TARP Reporting Form May Shed Light On Lending
The Treasury Department will soon release documents providing information about the lending activities of the biggest 20 financial firms receiving government aid under the TARP plan....read more
 


  TODAY'S TOP 5 VIDEOS  
  1. Barney on Bank Bonuses
As the Hill prepares for the TARP accountability hearing, House Financial Services Committee Chairman Barney Frank, D-Mass., says past mistakes of the financial industry must be avoided
 

  2. Dimon on TARP
James Dimon, JPMorgan Chase & Co. CEO discusses his bank's use of federal assistance by the TARP
 

  3. Wien Bullish on Geithner's Plan
The White House is addressing the credit crisis with intelligence and lawmakers are helping the economy get back on track, says Byron Wien, Pequot Capital chief investment strategist
 

  4.Ross Defends Geithner
Wilbur Ross defends the bank rescue plan of Treasury Secretary Timothy Geithner and expresses his surprise the Democrats would suggest a public-private solution.
 

  5. Stop Trading, Listen to Cramer!
Mad Money's Jim Cramer shares his stock picks and pans with CNBC's Erin Burnett
 

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  CNBC.com BLOG OF THE DAY  
  BLOG OF THE DAY Jeweler Maker Boasts Unexpected Prize: Bar Refaeli's Neck
Yesterday was a good day for jeweler maker Robindira Unsworth. Robindira, who designs jewelry with her husband Robert on their collection, discovered that their Three Strand 22K Gold Vermeil Hammered Bead Necklace was featured on the neck of model Bar Refaeli on the cover of the Sports Illustrated Swimsuit Issue.

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