A video review of the stock market today.
Tom Forte, a technology analyst at Telsey Advisory Group joins us this evening to discuss Facebook’s debut on the market.
Facebook goes public. Stock analysis of Facebook. G8 leaders meet at Camp David. NATO protests in Chicago. Sysco CEO on high food prices & business impact. Four reasons stocks could re-ignite. Lou’s been thinking of eras ending.
NATO leaders meet in Chicago this weekend to discuss the War in Afghanistan & military resources. Diane Eastabrook joins us as protesting in sues.
Facebook finally went public today, but its stock debut was more of a letdown, closing just 23 cents above its offering price of $38.
President Obama plays host this weekend to G8 leaders at Camp David, as they plan to discuss the European financial debacle.
Author and Educator Lou Heckler shares with us the issues of eras ending on this week’s “Lou’s Been Thinking.”
James Paulsen, a Chief Investment Strategists at Wells Capital Management gives four reasons stocks could re-ignite a rally.
In the final installment of our Agriculture Economy series, Sysco CEO William DeLaney shares his company’s recipe for thriving despite rising food prices.
Senior Vice President and Editor-at-Large, Alfred Edmond with how to get paid what you’re worth.
Tomorrow: This week we'll be reporting each day on "Vets & Jobs." The first report explores veterans on Wall St.
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In the final installment of our Agriculture Economy series, Sysco CEO William DeLaney shares his company’s recipe for thriving despite rising food prices.
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