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Rob Holmes investigates blog and analyst reports about worldwide instances of customers losing their 3G connection even in 3G areas. It's not enough to weigh on Apple, but it is a warning sign.

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Footwear is in a bull market, and Nike is a great growth stock, says Jim Cramer.

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Dan Fitzpatrick examines the ideas discussed on 'Fast Money'. Today's video covers the U.S. dollar, Target and Morgan Stanley.

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The bondholder bullies are taking over this stock, so wait for the refinancing -- until then, forget it, say Jim Cramer.

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Regional brokers are concerned ARS settlements leave many investors out, with Ron Kruszewski, Stifel Nicolaus chairman & CEO and CNBC's Charlie Gasparino & Sue Herera

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David Weidner, Marketwatch Wall Street columnist, Joe Reilly, Centrix Bank president and CEO, and Richard X. Bove, Ladenburg Thalmann Analyst, discuss how home-equity lines became a victim of the housing crisis.

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Beating the market remains challenging, but beating stress is getting easier on Wall Street thanks to...Yoga. CNBC's Bertha Coombs has the story.

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Terry Roth, Dow Jones Newswires managing editor, discusses the trends in the currency markets with the Euro and the U.S. Dollar.

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The UK's Public and Commercial Services Union members will vote on whether to strike over below inflation pay rises. Allan Little asks how they can justify that in the current global economic downturn.

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GE Chairman & CEO Jeff Immelt discusses the market, GE's stock and more with CNBC's Carl Quintanilla.

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A battered Asian share market saw investors return to bargain-hunt Monday, but a sustained rally was not expected.

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Director of Research David Sterman says airlines aren't even close to being out of the woods. If you missed this rally, wait for the next one, he says.

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The markets are awaiting any signals from Federal Reserve Chief Bernanke when he addresses a Fed conference on Friday.

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Automotive stocks fell back at the end of the business week following a broker sector downgrade.

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Wachovia today agreed to buy back nearly $9 billion worth of auction rate securities sold to investors. Missouri Secretary of State Robin Carnahan lead the charge for investors, and she discusses the settlement with CNBC's Charlie Gasparino.

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Arthur Cashin, UBS Financial Services Director Of Floor Operations, has worked on the Floor of the New York Stock Exchange for nearly 50 years. He takes a walk down memory lane with CNBC's Sue Herera.

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Stocks in the U.S. continued to rally as a decline in crude-oil prices helped investors shrug off the highest rise in inflation in more than a decade and a substantial rise in the rate of home foreclosures.

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It's a bad quarter? What a shocker, says Jim Cramer. Search the beaten-down banks for opportunities.

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A look ahead to today's market action, with Michael Darda, chief economist at MKM Partners, and David Katz, chief investment officer at Matrix Asset Advisors.

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Jim Cramer says his four retail horsemen still work and that Wal-Mart is doing everything right.

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Marek Fuchs criticizes those in the business media who fell for Nvidia's stock buyback announcement.

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Jim Cramer says to ignore the consumer price number and instead look for good stocks that get dragged down.

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Consumer prices in the US have risen more than 5.5% in the last year, the fastest inflation rate for more than 17 years.

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WSJ Deputy Editorial Page Editor Daniel Henninger on why the fate of Georgia is critical for CEO's and investors around the world.

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Legendary NYSE trader Teddy Weisberg on which stocks make great trades.

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The U.S. dollar jumped to a nearly 6-month high, after reports of contraction in European economies. Stocks also rallied on falling oil prices.

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Inflation is running at the fastest pace in 17 years, the job market is under further strain and foreclosure filings are surging. (Aug. 14)

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Europe has swung towards recession, with the eurozone economy shrinking for the first time and inflation hovering at a record high as the sharp global downturn takes hold.

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The Consumer Price Index rose at twice the rate economists predicted.

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The Dow Jones Water Index rose 19 percent in the past month, and Ryan Connors, of Boenning & Scattergood, explains why the trend isn't drying up any time soon.

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The Mad About Options crew reviews Jim Cramer's recent bearish comments about Freeport McMoRan and offers options strategies for traders and investors. Also hear options ideas for General Motors and Hudson City Bancorp.

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With Bob Toll changing his tune on housing, he signals to the market housing isn't as bad as mainstream media thinks, says Jim Cramer.

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In 18 months, strong companies are going to see significant gains while the weaker eateries hit rock bottom and go out of business, says Jim Cramer.

Despite a rough quarter and fourth-quarter worries, Jim Cramer believes Deere will stick it out long term.

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Frank Curzio's guests include options guru Steve Smith on volatility, Charles Marvin on the oil inventory data, and Gregg Greenberg with 'Buy or Short?'

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Standard and Poor's equity analyst Scott Kessler says solar power and online gaming are the two hot spots to bank on right now in China.

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The academic types at the SEC are making a major mistake by not extending short-selling regulations, says Jim Cramer, warning that certain institutions will be annihilated.

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Marek Fuchs sobs over the business media's one-dimensional coverage of TJX.

U.S. Small Business Administration chief economist, Chad Moutray talks about the economy's affect on small business.