Federal Reserve shows concern. Economist on fiscal cliff. Instability drives oil prices down. The fiscal cliff’s corporate impact. Is the Facebook IPO a good investment? Agriculture futures trading. Reforms for avoiding fiscal cliff.
A video review of the stock market today.
A plan for balancing the country’s books, tonight’s commentator is MFS Investments’ Bob Pozen.
How the Fed’s message on the need for spending cuts could impact corporate profits, Morgan Stanley’s Adam Parker explains in this week’s “Street Critique.”
Our series on the agriculture economy is trucking on. Grain prices are one of the best ways to check in on farming. We talk to the head of futures at the IntercontinentalExchange.
Facebook is boosting the size of its offering to more than 400 million shares. We have an update as the social media behemoth heads to NASDAQ.
Oil prices are on a four day slide. We look at what’s influencing the drop.
Wells Fargo economist Brian Jacobsen talks to Anchor Susie Gharib about the impact of the Fed’s meeting.
In a response to the Central Bank’s released minutes from its most recent policy meeting, and the approaching fiscal cliff, the Fed’s say they’re ready to pump more stimulus money into the U.S. economy.
JP Morgan gets investigated. JP Morgan CEO & Chairman separation. Consumers buying less. CFPB director on reforms. Greece, dividends, economic growth. Cody drops Avon bid. Newman’s Own organic foods. Banks advertising for ’12 Olympics.
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