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In this interview with CNBC on Nov. 4, 2009, Dr. Nouriel Roubini, professor of economics at the Stern School of Business, New York University and chairman of RGE Monitor, cautions investors of the coming asset bubble and crash caused by the dollar carry trade, and at the same time shared his views on the economy and housing. Video Source: CNBC This is the second time in many weeks that Dr. Roubini warned of a growing dollar carry trade...
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CNBC Sports Business Reporter Darren Rovell wrote yesterday in response to American runner Meb Keflezighi's victory in the New York City marathon:
Given our disappointing results, embracing Keflezighi is understandable. But Keflezighi's country of origin is Eritrea, a small country in Africa. He is an American citizen thanks to taking a test and living in our country.
Nothing against Keflezighi, but he's like a ringer who you hire to work a...
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From mediabistro.com
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Ratings numbers for Don Imus' first week at Fox Business Network are out. "Imus in the Morning" averaged 148,000 Total Viewers in the 6-9amET timeslot for the week of October 5. That's good enough to beat CNBC's 'Squawk Box,' which averaged 145,000 Total Viewers.
The Daily News writes, "People in the industry, however, cautioned that Imus and CNBC's morning 'Squawk Box' tap different audiences and are not really in direct competition." Joe...
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From mediabistro.com
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Yesterday, CNBC.com Sports Business writer Darren Rovell posted an article under the banner Marathon's Headline Win Is Empty . His point? That Sunday's New York Marathon winner, US citizen Meb Keflezighi, is not American enough . bustacap's diary ...
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From search.msn.com
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GULF BREEZE, Fla.--(BUSINESS WIRE)--AppRiver, LLC, a leading provider of e-mail messaging and Web security solutions, today launched a CNBC Television (TV) campaign that highlights the importance of safeguarding corporate communication with e-mail encryption—a process that mitigates the risk of an e-mail security breach by providing end-to-end security, thereby ensuring the only person to read a sent e-mail is the intended recipient. The CNBC...
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From businesswire.com
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To maintain its premium positioning as the serious business news channel, CNBC doesn't stoop to the sort of tricks and gimmicks that dominate less-serious business news networks. Being "First in Business" means sticking to the serious stuff.
And that's just what CNBC.com is doing today in its report about the lingerie and Halloween costume industries.
The full analyses are on CNBC, and we've included helpful links to them at the end.
But here...
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From feedburner.com
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Did the last Frederick's of Hollywood catalogue fail to make it to your doorstep? Does your employer frown upon your surfing for porn on the job? CNBC is here to lend a helping hand, having uploaded some of their favorite little numbers to the site. If you're wondering why they didn't just have the on-air talent model these things, perhaps you've failed that remember that CNBC is a serious business network for serious investors, who wouldn...
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From dealbreaker.com
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CNBC's sports guy, Darren Rovell, sure loves Twitter.
Mediaite: I used to have RSS feeds but now Twitter has destroyed those. I used to have about 200 blogs that I read off Bloglines, and since I started on Twitter I have actually not gone to that page once. Interesting!
Read the rest of this story »See Also:The Inevitable Showdown Between Twitter And Twitter AppsThe Truth About How People Use Twitter6 Ways Businesses Can Use Twitter
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Jim Cramer, host of CNBC's "Mad Money with Jim Cramer," will visit the University of Oklahoma and film his show before an audience of OU students Oct. 29 and 30.Cramer will be the keynote speaker at a dinner for University of Oklahoma business students and alumni Oct.
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From normantranscript.com
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CNBC affiliates around the world make the business network a truly global enterprise, but viewers in markets like Poland, above, rarely get to see the frantic presentations of stars like Jim Cramer. Instead, the affiliates tend to provide a reliable ...
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