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Could Eli Manning Be A Better Endorser Than Tom Brady?

cnbc.com — Page 1 of 2 | Next PageShow Entire Article Could Eli Manning Be A Better Endorser Than Tom Brady? CNBC.com | February 03, 2012 | 03:46 PM EST On and off the field, New England Patriots quarterback Tom Brady has all the markings of a perfect endorser.
Neil Best Sports Business and Media Columnist, Newsday @sportswatch
RT @darrenrovell: New poll suggests Eli Manning is more marketable than Tom Brady in every category http://t.co/ZuaVowDT
Bertha Coombs Correspondent, CNBC @coombscnbc
Yeah, right. RT @darrenrovell: New poll suggests Eli Manning is more marketable than Tom Brady in every category http://t.co/EqDmNiyv
Darren Rovell Sports Business Reporter, CNBC @darrenrovell
New poll suggests Eli Manning is more marketable than Tom Brady in every category http://t.co/ZuaVowDT

Super Bowl Players Financial Quiz

cnbc.com — Fri 03 Feb 12 | 06:49 AM ET CNBC's Darren Rovell quizzes New England Patriots and Giants players on their knowledge of business and political news.
Richard Deitsch Writer, Sports Illustrated @richarddeitsch
When Rovell starts getting his Euro zone on, I get excited: http://t.co/CCwim9XX (ht: @jdubs88)
John Walters Writer, The Daily @jdubs88
They cut away here before Kernan zinged Rovell, but if you read transcript at right it shows what Kernan said. http://t.co/8BbR1YdL
Kayla Tausche Correspondent, CNBC @kaylatausche
Very glad @darrenrovell used one of my questions: "What does $RIMM make?" Answer: Not rifles. http://t.co/BsEYPNtw

Carson Talks Parcells, Super Bowl

cnbc.com — Hall of Fame former football player Harry Carson talks to CNBC's Darren Rovell about underestimating the Giants, Bill Parcells' Hall of Fame nomination, the Gatorade dump, and a possible run for Congress.
Darren Rovell Sports Business Reporter, CNBC @darrenrovell
My interview with Harry Carson, where he says of the Gatorade dunk, "I can't believe it has been 25 years." http://t.co/PRteHHq3

Did Facebook IPO Drain the Offering Market?

m.cnbc.com — Did Facebook IPO Drain the Offering Market? cnbc.com | February 03, 2012 | 04:33 PM EST IPOs: has Facebook sucked the oxygen out of everyone's room? It's hard to put the blame just on Facebook, but the spate of IPOs has been disappointing this week. Several IPOs came, but not many did well.
Bob Pisani On-Air Stocks Editor, Trader Talk Blogger, CNBC @BobPisani
Did Facebook IPO Drain the Offering Market? http://t.co/5dzzymqd $AVG $CZR $GWAY $RNDY $SLCA #WallStreet #StockMarket

This Super Bowl, It's All About the Second Screen

cnbc.com — Page 1 of 4 | Next PageShow Entire Article This Super Bowl, It's All About the Second Screen CNBC.com | February 03, 2012 | 04:23 PM EST While the Patriots and the Giants battle it out, the two screens that battle for consumers attention-your smartphone and TV-are teaming up.
Julia Boorstin Media Reporter, CNBC @JBoorstin
This #superbowl is all about the SECOND SCREEN creating an ad bonanza: http://t.co/GdhC13qX

New York Sues Banks, Alleges Electronic Mortgage Fraud

cnbc.com — New York Sues Banks, Alleges Electronic Mortgage Fraud Reuters | February 03, 2012 | 01:02 PM EST New York state Attorney General Eric Schneiderman on Friday accused three major U.S. banks of fraudulently using an electronic mortgage database to avoid the need for recording mortgage transfers.
David S. Bernstein Staff Writer, Boston Phoenix @dbernstein
Oh, & BTW, in the Romney contributor list, these 3 companies in the news today appear frequently: http://t.co/9qdaM1d5

Dow Logs Best Close Since May 2008

cnbc.com — Page 1 of 6 | Next PageShow Entire Article Dow Logs Best Close Since May 2008 CNBC.com | February 03, 2012 | 04:00 PM EST Stocks ended near session highs Friday, with the Dow finishing at its best level since May 2008, buoyed by a monthly government employment report that blew past estimates and a handful of positive economic news.
Scott Feinberg Awards Blogger and Analyst, The Hollywood Reporter @ScottFeinberg
RT @CNBCbrk: Dow Jones industrial average closes at highest level since before 2008 financial crisis http://t.co/9NccIHw0

Annual Super Bowl Financial Quiz

cnbc.com — Fri 03 Feb 12 | 01:45 PM ET CNBC's Darren Rovell gives Giants and Patriots football players their annual Super Bowl financial test.
Darren Rovell Sports Business Reporter, CNBC @darrenrovell
It's that time of year when I give the players my financial quiz (starring David Carr & Gerard Warren) http://t.co/QjCqB60C

90 Seconds with Art Cashin: Will the ECB Take a Haircut?

cnbc.com — CNBC's Bob Pisani and Art Cashin, of UBS, discuss the new highs on the Nasdaq and Dow, and the jobs number surprise. It came with two hefty upside revisions for the previous two months, which is a sign things are headed in the right direction, he says.
Bob Pisani On-Air Stocks Editor, Trader Talk Blogger, CNBC @BobPisani
Art Cashin weighs in on jobs data, points out it's come with 2 hefty upside revisions for previous 2 months: http://t.co/jH3w40Jw #CNBC

America's Oil Rush: Boom or Bust

cnbc.com — Tue 31 Jan 12 | 12:00 AM ET Billions of dollars worth of black gold buried deep underground changes a small town forever. CNBC's Brian Shactman takes you inside a modern day oil rush in Williston, North Dakota.
Brian Shactman Reporter, CNBC @bshactman
Cure for #superbowl hangover ... Ck out the open for @cnbc oil special: http://t.co/UIqgtgaK #cnbcoilrush #bakken Next Monday 9 pm ET

Markets Rally on Jobs Report, But Is Worst Really Over?

m.cnbc.com — Page 1 of 5 | Next PageShow Entire Article Markets Rally on Jobs Report, But Is Worst Really Over? CNBC.com | February 03, 2012 | 12:44 PM EST Friday's market rally featured the latest round in the battle of whether a gradually improving US economy can outweigh Europe fears, with the home team winning-at least for the moment.
Jeff Cox Staff Writer, CNBC.com, CNBC @JeffCoxCNBCcom
Markets Rally on Jobs Report, But is the Worst Really Over? http://t.co/THcjRY5X #CNBC

How did the Fed get it So Wrong?: Greenberg

cnbc.com — Page 1 of 2 | Next PageShow Entire Article How did the Fed get it So Wrong?: Greenberg CNBC.com | February 03, 2012 | 01:07 PM EST With Friday's strong employment and manufacturing numbers, the most obvious question (to me, at least!): How did the Fed get it so wrong?
Herb Greenberg Senior Stocks Commentator, CNBC @herbgreenberg
How did the Fed get it so wrong? (Or did it?) Me on @cnbc dot-com http://t.co/g6asN3Vy

The Super Bowl's Big Advertising Winners: Super Sunday Ad Tracker

m.cnbc.com — Page 1 of 2 | Next PageShow Entire Article The Super Bowl's Big Advertising Winners: Super Sunday Ad Tracker CNBC.com | February 03, 2012 | 11:35 AM EST The Patriots and Giants don't face off for another few days, but the Super Bowl already has some big winners - advertisers.
Julia Boorstin Media Reporter, CNBC @JBoorstin
Check out my blog on the best way to track Super Bowl ads! http://t.co/p6pzPPoX

ECB's Draghi in Hot Seat Next Week

cnbc.com — Page 1 of 2 | Next PageShow Entire Article ECB's Draghi in Hot Seat Next Week cnbc.com | February 03, 2012 | 12:19 PM EST Draghi in the hot seat again: ECB press conference February 9. ECB head Mario Draghi will again be in the hot seat next Thursday, during what would normally be a routine meeting of the ECB's Governing Council.
Bob Pisani On-Air Stocks Editor, Trader Talk Blogger, CNBC @BobPisani
ECB's Draghi in Hot Seat Next Week http://t.co/4Evrp9Xt $$ #WallStreet #StockMarket

Will Toyota Rebound to #1 in 2012?

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Phil LeBeau Automotive Correspondent, CNBC @Lebeaucarnews
Will Toyota Rebound to #1 in 2012? http://t.co/yTc461PS $F $GM $HMC $NSANY $TM #Marketing #AlternativeEnergy #Japan #CorporateLeaders

Congressional Insider Trading Ban Passes Senate

cnbc.com — Page 1 of 2 | Next PageShow Entire Article Congressional Insider Trading Ban Passes Senate CNBC.com | February 03, 2012 | 10:51 AM EST A bill to bar members of Congress from trading stocks based on nonpublic political information has moved a step closer to becoming law.
Cadie Thompson Producer, CNBC.com, CNBC @CadieNetNet
Congressional Insider Trading Ban Passes Senate http://t.co/NqoMDnQJ

Robert Kraft on Business & Super Bowl

cnbc.com — Probably a third of the top CEOs from all over the country coming to this event, says Robert Kraft, The Kraft Group chairman/CEO and New England Patriots owner, who says the product reaches mass audiences and viewers watch advertising with the same interest in watching the game.
Lori Ann LaRocco Senior Talent Producer and Columnist, CNBC @loriannlarocco
VIDEO: @Patriots Owner Robert Kraft on @SQUAWKCNBC Talking Business & Super Bowl http://t.co/ue9Cew44 via @CNBC #SuperBowl #Patriots

Parsing the Jobs Blowout

cnbc.com — Page 1 of 3 | Next PageShow Entire Article cnbc.com | February 03, 2012 | 09:14 AM EST S&P futures jump 10 points on January nonfarm payroll blowout: 243,000, nearly twice estimates. Everything was better: private payrolls, unemployment rate, average workweek, even November and December numbers were revised higher.
Bob Pisani On-Air Stocks Editor, Trader Talk Blogger, CNBC @BobPisani
Parsing the Jobs Blowout http://t.co/3l3oEAMP $$ #WallStreet #StockMarket

Employment Jumps; Rate 8.3%, 243,000 New Jobs Created

m.cnbc.com — Page 1 of 2 | Next PageShow Entire Article Employment Jumps; Rate 8.3%, 243,000 New Jobs Created CNBC.com | February 03, 2012 | 08:48 AM EST The pace of job creation surged in January, with the US economy generating 243,000 new positions while the unemployment rate dropped to 8.3 percent, according to government data released Friday.
Jeff Cox Staff Writer, CNBC.com, CNBC @JeffCoxCNBCcom
my first take on jobs report http://t.co/a7yN4hYT

Will Mark Zuckerberg Ever Pay Taxes Again?

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Brian Sullivan Anchor, CNBC @SullyCNBC
Check out this excellent piece by @carney on how Zuckerberg may never pay taxes again http://t.co/St2wmBl9
John Carney Senior Editor, CNBC @carney
Hey @sullycnbc, check out my post on how Mark Zuckerberg could never pay taxes again: http://t.co/A4lsWPos

Hidden in Facebook's S-1, a Massive Shift in 2011

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Quentin Hardy National Editor, Forbes @qhardy
Facebook's business is (a) shifting away from North America and (b) toward mobile devices, both tougher to monetize. http://t.co/09yiEhLx
Jon Fortt Technology Correspondent, CNBC @jonfortt
Hidden in Facebook's S-1, a Massive Shift in 2011: http://t.co/rkoSHnbC

Facebook Valuation: Joe Weisenthal vs. John Carney

cnbc.com — Page 1 of 4 | Next PageShow Entire Article Facebook Valuation: Joe Weisenthal vs. John Carney CNBC.com | February 02, 2012 | 01:20 PM EST This morning I chatted about Facebook over IM with Business Insider's Joe Weisenthal. (We were on Google's g-chat, rather than Faceook messaging, if you want to know.)
John Carney Senior Editor, CNBC @carney
Facebook showdown: @carney vs. @thestalwart. http://t.co/GQjrhpd5
John Carney Senior Editor, CNBC @carney
RT @TheStalwart: Heh, @carney turned my IM with him into a post. http://t.co/yorv3aza
Joe Weisenthal Editor, Business Insider @TheStalwart
Heh, @carney turned my IM with him into a post. http://t.co/yorv3aza

Super Bowl Smackdown: Why Boston is Best

cnbc.com — Page 1 of 3 | Next PageShow Entire Article Super Bowl Smackdown: Why Boston is Best CNBC.com | February 02, 2012 | 11:22 AM EST This is so unfair. On the eve of the Super Bowl I get to make the case for Boston's economy being better than New York's.
Mary Thompson Reporter, CNBC @MThompsonCNBC
RT @CNBC: Super Bowl of Cities: CNBC's @MThompsonCNBC Explains Why Boston is Better For Business http://t.co/IlwsHyj2 #supercities
Mary Thompson Reporter, CNBC @MThompsonCNBC
RT @gkellycnbc: Superbowl Smackdown: New York vs. Boston via @bshactman & @MThompsonCNBC http://t.co/k5zVg602 & http://t.co/ISnhWD8g #su ...
Brian Shactman Reporter, CNBC @bshactman
#superbowl of cities ... @MThompsonCNBC side: http://t.co/rF5I1yvM @cnbc @darrenrovell #supercities
Brian Shactman Reporter, CNBC @bshactman
@MThompsonCNBC side: http://t.co/rF5I1yvM @cnbc @darrenrovell #supercities

Super Bowl Smackdown: Why New York is Best

cnbc.com — Page 1 of 2 | Next PageShow Entire Article Super Bowl Smackdown: Why New York is Best CNBC.com | February 02, 2012 | 11:21 AM EST Mary Thompson is tough. Boston tough. I know. She sits right next to me in the office, but even though I never win an argument with her, the New York vs.
Mary Thompson Reporter, CNBC @MThompsonCNBC
RT @gkellycnbc: Superbowl Smackdown: New York vs. Boston via @bshactman & @MThompsonCNBC http://t.co/k5zVg602 & http://t.co/ISnhWD8g #su ...
Brian Shactman Reporter, CNBC @bshactman
#superbowl of cities ... My side: http://t.co/sXACDYa4 @cnbc @darrenrovell #supercities

Wisconsin woman accused of selling fake Facebook stock

John Carney Senior Editor, CNBC @carney
RT @RyanRuggiero: Wisconsin Woman Accused of Selling Fake Facebook Stock http://t.co/eRzxCQ37 #FacebookIPO

CNBC Trader Talk Blog

cnbc.com — Page 1 of 2 | Next PageShow Entire Article VIX Flashing All-Clear - or Warning Sign? cnbc.com | February 02, 2012 | 05:38 PM EST The CBOE Volatility Index (VIX) closed below 18 for the first time since July 22, 2011. Sounds like the markets aren't too worried about anything, right?
Bob Pisani On-Air Stocks Editor, Trader Talk Blogger, CNBC @BobPisani
VIX Flashing All-Clear — or Warning Sign? http://t.co/gzVxfDLm $$ #WallStreet #StockMarket

12 Business Books for 2012

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Alexandra Levit Business Columnist @alevit
RT @patricklencioni: CNBC names The Advantage as one of the "12 Best Business Books for 2012"! http://t.co/LJMZKfK9

New York vs. Boston Stocks

cnbc.com — Thu 02 Feb 12 | 02:42 PM ET New York and Boston have a deep-rooted rivalry when it comes to sports, but when it comes to stocks, which city rocks? CNBC's Mary Thompson and Brian Shactman make a case for both.
Mary Thompson Reporter, CNBC @MThompsonCNBC
Boston totally robbed by @StreetSigns. You make the call http://t.co/GdsAC58t #supercities

The Super Bowl of Tech Cities: New York vs. Boston

cnbc.com — Thu 02 Feb 12 | 01:42 PM ET Debating which is a better tech city: New York or Boston, with CNBC's Mary Thompson and Brian Shactman.
Brian Shactman Reporter, CNBC @bshactman
RT @jws12875 If only Norwood could kick like @bshactman #supercities http://t.co/LToHVmio
Brian Shactman Reporter, CNBC @bshactman
The kick that turned it all around: http://t.co/LToHVmio #supercities @cnbc @darrenrovell @MThompsonCNBC #superbowl

Should Facebook Investors Worry About Lack of Control?

m.cnbc.com — Page 1 of 5 | Next PageShow Entire Article Should Facebook Investors Worry About Lack of Control? CNBC.com | February 02, 2012 | 02:17 PM EST Anyone buying public shares of Facebook will have to accept that the company is almost completely dominated by its founder, Mark Zuckerberg.
John Carney Senior Editor, CNBC @carney
Why investors shouldn't worry about the lack of shareholder rights in Facebook. http://t.co/Gv2jJqzj $FB

Just in Time for the Super Bowl, Authors of ‘Scorecasting’ Ask if Defense Truly Wins Championships

cnbc.com — Page 1 of 6 | Next PageShow Entire Article Just in Time for the Super Bowl, Authors of ‘Scorecasting' Ask if Defense Truly Wins Championships CNBC.com | February 02, 2012 | 11:28 AM EST In their "Freakonomics for sports" book, "Scorecasting: The Hidden Influences Behind How Sports Are Played and Games Are Won," Tobias J.
Jon Wertheim Senior Writer, Sports Illustrated @jon_wertheim
Does defense win championships? http://t.co/BuzNhHke

Zuckerberg's Reign Over the Facebook Kingdom

m.cnbc.com — Page 1 of 3 | Next PageShow Entire Article Zuckerberg's Reign Over the Facebook Kingdom CNBC.com | February 01, 2012 | 10:07 PM EST Facebook's S-1 revealed a number of interesting facts about the company's advertising business, its mobile risks, and its pile of cash.
Julia Boorstin Media Reporter, CNBC @JBoorstin
Read my analysis of Mark Zuckerberg as "benevolent dictator"- http://t.co/javnWseK http://t.co/NqMby5kx

Zuckerberg's Reign Over the Facebook Kingdom

m.cnbc.com — Page 1 of 3 | Next PageShow Entire Article Zuckerberg's Reign Over the Facebook Kingdom CNBC.com | February 01, 2012 | 10:07 PM EST Facebook's S-1 revealed a number of interesting facts about the company's advertising business, its mobile risks, and its pile of cash.
Julia Boorstin Media Reporter, CNBC @JBoorstin
Zuckerberg as benevolent dictator of a utopian marketing kingdom- what will investors think? http://t.co/uHIoc0O9
Julia Boorstin Media Reporter, CNBC @JBoorstin
Read my analysis of Mark Zuckerberg as "benevolent dictator"- http://t.co/javnWseK http://t.co/NqMby5kx

Media Money with Julia Boorstin

cnbc.com — Wednesday, 1 Feb 2012 3:40 PM ETI just got back from a quick tour of Facebook's new HQ. While the we wait for the company to file its S-1 with the SEC, it's business as usual at the company's new Menlo Park campus.
Julia Boorstin Media Reporter, CNBC @JBoorstin
Check out my sneak peek at Facebook's headquarters ahead of their ipo:... http://t.co/fL4IVRr3

Can't Get in on the Facebook IPO, How About a Real Gamble?

cnbc.com — Page 1 of 3 | Next PageShow Entire Article Can't Get in on the Facebook IPO, How About a Real Gamble? CNBC.com | February 02, 2012 | 01:29 PM EST Betting on the Super Bowl? Beyond our borders, Sunday's game is viewed by many as an amusing American obsession.
Jane Wells Business News Reporter, CNBC @janewells
Can't get in on the Facebook IPO? Here's a real gamble. Plus Bono! Just because. http://t.co/x7NPVSQR

Facebook IPO: More Creative Share Offering?

m.cnbc.com — Page 1 of 2 | Next PageShow Entire Article Facebook IPO: More Creative Share Offering? cnbc.com | February 02, 2012 | 01:05 PM EST Facebook: can they get creative on the share offering? Mark Zuckerberg is making noises that he wants a new kind of company.
Bob Pisani On-Air Stocks Editor, Trader Talk Blogger, CNBC @BobPisani
Memo to Mark Zuckerberg: let #Facebook users participate in your IPO...I bet they would 'like' that http://t.co/RCiEJdWD

Facebook IPO: More Creative Share Offering?

cnbc.com — Page 1 of 2 | Next PageShow Entire Article Facebook IPO: More Creative Share Offering? cnbc.com | February 02, 2012 | 01:05 PM EST Facebook: can they get creative on the share offering? Mark Zuckerberg is making noises that he wants a new kind of company.
Bob Pisani On-Air Stocks Editor, Trader Talk Blogger, CNBC @BobPisani
Facebook IPO: More Creative Share Offering? http://t.co/xoBC4C73 $$ #WallStreet #StockMarket

Own Vs. Rent Riles Government Housing Policy

m.cnbc.com — Page 1 of 4 | Next PageShow Entire Article Own Vs. Rent Riles Government Housing Policy CNBC.com | February 02, 2012 | 11:43 AM EST Fannie Mae and Freddie Mac, the mortgage giants under government conservatorship, together owned 182,212 foreclosed properties as of the end of September.
Diana Olick Real Estate Correspondent, CNBC @diana_olick
Own vs. #Rent Riles Government #Housing Policy: http://t.co/mJsinqCf #realestate #refinance

Macro Trader Finds Opportunity in Super Bowl XLVI

cnbc.com — Page 1 of 2 | Next PageShow Entire Article Macro Trader Finds Opportunity in Super Bowl XLVI CNBC.com | February 02, 2012 | 10:08 AM EST Professional traders, unabashed risk-takers, are always looking for the next hot opportunity not only to trade, but to own.
Sharon Epperson Senior Energy and Personal Finance Correspondent, CNBC @sharon_epperson
Macro Trader @JohnNetto Finds Opportunity in Super Bowl XLVI on@CNBC http://t.co/giyQd6h7 $.SPX #Sports #NationalFootballLeague #OIL #GOLD

Rising Deficits Pose Major Threat to Economy: Bernanke

m.cnbc.com — Page 1 of 2 | Next PageShow Entire Article Rising Deficits Pose Major Threat to Economy: Bernanke CNBC.com | February 02, 2012 | 10:22 AM EST Rising federal budget deficits are posing a significant threat to the U.S. economy and are likely to cause a crisis if not brought under control, Federal Reserve Chairman Ben Bernanke told Congress Thursday.
Jeff Cox Staff Writer, CNBC.com, CNBC @JeffCoxCNBCcom
#Bernanke warns on 'serious' crisis from high deficits http://t.co/aAIxDikx

Groundhog Day in Greece...Again

cnbc.com — Page 1 of 5 | Next PageShow Entire Article cnbc.com | February 02, 2012 | 09:40 AM EST Analysts on Greece: "A growing part of the economy is moving into the black economy." Groundhog Day! Greek debt deal is near! Different day, same headline.
Bob Pisani On-Air Stocks Editor, Trader Talk Blogger, CNBC @BobPisani
Groundhog Day in Greece...Again http://t.co/ukUNhIjD $$ #WallStreet #StockMarket

real time stock quote for Abercrombie & Fitch Co

data.cnbc.com — Real time stock prices for Abercrombie & Fitch Co, including ANF stock quotes, stock trading and stock prices at CNBC.com
Nick Dunn Managing Editor, CNBC @NickDunnCNBC
Weaker sales in US hurt $ANF, sees '11 Q4 below est., but sees '12 well above. Shares looking down 13% http://t.co/cSFwBrcX

real time stock quote for Cigna Corp

data.cnbc.com — Real time stock prices for Cigna Corp, including CI stock quotes, stock trading and stock prices at CNBC.com
John Vass Web Editor, Chattanooga Times Free Press @newsman787
RT @CNBC: Cigna Short of Estimates http://t.co/CPmQaqLY #earningscentral

A Sneak Peek at Facebook's New HQ Ahead of IPO Filing-US Business News

m.cnbc.com — Page 1 of 3 | Next PageShow Entire Article A Sneak Peek at Facebook's New Headquarters CNBC.com | February 01, 2012 | 03:40 PM EST I just got back from a quick tour of Facebook's new HQ. While the we wait for the company to file its S-1 with the SEC, it's business as usual at the company's new Menlo Park campus.
Matthew Garrahan Los Angeles Correspondent, Financial Times @MattGarrahan
#Facebook's new HQ has several bars serving free Stella Artois and Jim Bean to thirsty staff. Trebles all round! http://t.co/GIAcwSQU
Julia Boorstin Media Reporter, CNBC @JBoorstin
A sneak peek inside #Facebook's new HQ. There's a bar filled with Jim Beam! Check it out: http://t.co/nMor640E $fb

Blame ETFs for Lower Stock Volume?

m.cnbc.com — Page 1 of 2 | Next PageShow Entire Article Blame ETFs for Lower Stock Volume? cnbc.com | February 01, 2012 | 05:39 PM EST Are ETFs contributing to the lower stock volume? It's unlikely to be a major factor. I noted Wednesday that January consolidated volume was about 18 percent lower than the same period last year.
Bob Pisani On-Air Stocks Editor, Trader Talk Blogger, CNBC @BobPisani
Blame ETFs for Lower Stock Volume? http://t.co/VvxclcvU $SPY #WallStreet #StockMarket

What Fueled Record January Auto Sales?

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Phil LeBeau Automotive Correspondent, CNBC @Lebeaucarnews
What Fueled Record January Auto Sales? http://t.co/q3SQ6JCZ $F $GM $HMC $NSANY $TM #Marketing #AlternativeEnergy #Japan #CorporateLeaders

'Draconian' Austerity Pushes Up Euro Jobless Rate: Analysts

cnbc.com — Page 1 of 3 | Next PageShow Entire Article 'Draconian' Austerity Pushes Up Euro Jobless Rate: Analysts CNBC.com | February 01, 2012 | 02:57 AM EST After hitting the highest level since the euro's creation, unemployment in the 17-member single currency area will show no signs of abating, adding to worries that a prolonged recession may be in the cards, analysts said.
Arianna Huffington Co-Founder and Editor-in-Chief, Huffington Post @ariannahuff
Economists: "'draconian' austerity programs will lead to big job losses" in Europe: http://t.co/3K4arLPg
Katherine Lewis Freelance Journalist and Blogger @KatherineLewis
RT @johnmcquaid: CNBC reports austerity contributes to high unemployment (in Europe). Would we get a similar US story? http://t.co/FZYtAIvi
John McQuaid Freelance Journalist @johnmcquaid
CNBC reports austerity contributes to high unemployment (in Europe). Would we get a similar US story? http://t.co/tR1WUEFn

Read the Facebook S-1 IPO Filing

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Sharon Epperson Senior Energy and Personal Finance Correspondent, CNBC @sharon_epperson
RT @CNBC: If you're having trouble accessing Facebook's S-1, you can read it here: http://t.co/wGlgDb0g #FacebookIPO

Closing Bell Exchange: Financials Lead Rally

cnbc.com — Wed 01 Feb 12 | 03:00 PM ET Europe and Facebook are front and center on investors' minds today, with CNBC's Simon Hobbs & Kayla Tausche.
Kayla Tausche Correspondent, CNBC @kaylatausche
Facebook's "post-private premium" pins it at $42.50 a share - how close will it come? http://t.co/wjQ5o4c4

Funny Businesses For Ex-Lovers and Office Meetings

cnbc.com — Page 1 of 2 | Next PageShow Entire Article Funny Businesses For Ex-Lovers and Office Meetings CNBC.com | February 01, 2012 | 02:25 PM EST Dreading Valentine's Day? Recently been dumped? Hate your boss? You are going to like one very funny business.
Jane Wells Business News Reporter, CNBC @janewells
Hate your ex? Can't stand your boss? Great Valentine's Gift idea (and other funny business). http://t.co/8e3yl492

AMR to Cut 13,000 Jobs

cnbc.com — Wed 01 Feb 12 | 02:15 PM ET CNBC's Phil LeBeau on expected job cuts from AMR.
Phil LeBeau Automotive Correspondent, CNBC @Lebeaucarnews
VIDEO: How AMR plans to cut 13,000 jobs. http://t.co/ml346m5V via @AddThis

Bargain-Hungry Cupid Grows Generous This Valentine's Day

cnbc.com — Page 1 of 5 | Next PageShow Entire Article Bargain-Hungry Cupid Grows Generous This Valentine's Day CNBC.com | February 01, 2012 | 02:33 PM EST Celebrating on lovers' lane will get more expensive for the average American this Valentine's Day, according to two new reports.
Christina Cheddar Berk News Editor, CNBC.com, CNBC @ccheddarberk
One question that came up in our Valentine's Day story, can you use a groupon during a date? http://t.co/tVIbo4QK
Christina Cheddar Berk News Editor, CNBC.com, CNBC @ccheddarberk
Valentine's Day spending expected to be higher, but that doesn't mean shoppers don't want a good deal http://t.co/tVIbo4QK

Foodies to Romantics: His and Hers Valentine's Gifts

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Christina Cheddar Berk News Editor, CNBC.com, CNBC @ccheddarberk
It's Feb. 1, do you know what you're Valentine's Day gift will be? If not, here are some suggestions http://t.co/dLAoRqFy

Sen. Fred Thompson: Romney's Got Work to Do

cnbc.com — Wed 01 Feb 12 | 07:44 AM ET Former Sen. Fred Thompson (R-TN) weighs in on why Mitt Romney needs to work harder on attracting conservative votes.
Lori Ann LaRocco Senior Talent Producer and Columnist, CNBC @loriannlarocco
VIDEO: Sen. Fred Thompson ON @SQUAWKCNBC : Romney's Got Work to Do http://t.co/iawrquqp via @CNBC

Donald Trump on NYSE Euronext Deal & Romney's Win

cnbc.com — "The NYSE should be in this country and shouldn't be owned by anyone else and any other country," says Donald Trump, Trump Organization chairman/president. Trump shares his thoughts on the GOP race for nomination and adds, the longer the campaigning goes, the longer discussions continue, which is good for the party.
Lori Ann LaRocco Senior Talent Producer and Columnist, CNBC @loriannlarocco
VIDEO @REALDonaldTrump on @SQUAWKCNBC TALKING- NYSE Euronext Deal & Romney's Win http://t.co/BtbbW0vf via @CNBC

Big Stock Gains Often Come With Low Volume

cnbc.com — Page 1 of 2 | Next PageShow Entire Article Big Stock Gains Often Come With Low Volume CNBC.com | February 01, 2012 | 10:59 AM EST January was the market's best month in over a decade as both the S&P 500 and Dow Industrials posted their strongest start to the new year since 1997.
Bob Pisani On-Air Stocks Editor, Trader Talk Blogger, CNBC @BobPisani
For more on #NYSE volume, check out this post by my producer @KristenScholer http://t.co/3rIjzhJ9

Bank Capitalizes on Anti-Bank Sentiment

cnbc.com — Wed 01 Feb 12 | 11:14 AM ET CNBC's Jane Wells has the story on how Mango Money bank markets itself to capitalize on growing consumer angst against big banks.
Jane Wells Business News Reporter, CNBC @janewells
RT @georgelopez: At CNBC studios announcing my partnership with Mango. http://t.co/HbLfD7XB http://t.co/kZNqX7Re

90 Seconds with Art Cashin: Greek Sweetener 'Splenda,' Not Real Sugar

cnbc.com — Wed 01 Feb 12 | 11:40 AM ET CNBC's Bob Pisani and Art Cashin, of UBS, discuss what happened to the global panic. We're doing alright, here, says Cashin. And the Greek deal will come somewhere down the line. The "sweetener is Splenda, it's not real sugar," he says.
Bob Pisani On-Air Stocks Editor, Trader Talk Blogger, CNBC @BobPisani
Find out why Art Cashin says, "the sweetener is Splenda, it's not real sugar" when referring to Greece. http://t.co/6Pn4NTvl #CNBC #debtdeal

Fed's Low Rates Killing Credit, Slowing Recovery: Gross

m.cnbc.com — Page 1 of 4 | Next PageShow Entire Article Fed's Low Rates Killing Credit, Slowing Recovery: Gross CNBC.com | February 01, 2012 | 11:43 AM EST The Federal Reserve's zero-interest-rate policy is hampering economic recovery by discouraging bank lending, Pimco bond titan Bill Gross said in an analysis.
Jeff Cox Staff Writer, CNBC.com, CNBC @JeffCoxCNBCcom
Fed's Low Rates Killing Credit, Slowing Economy: Gross http://t.co/xWqOLKOk @PIMCO

Stanford Trial: Ties to Societe General to Take Spotlight

m.cnbc.com — Page 1 of 3 | Next PageShow Entire Article Stanford Trial: Ties to Societe General to Take Spotlight | February 01, 2012 | 12:12 PM EST On Dec. 16, 2008, the global financial system was in disarray, the Bernard Madoff scandal was less than a week old, and U.S.
Scott Cohn Senior Correspondent, CNBC @ScottCohnCNBC
Allen #Stanford's Swiss connection: Why Societe Generale is about to take center stage at the #StanfordTrial: http://t.co/r6mNxE4K $SG

Releasing Ads Before Super Bowl Is A Mistake

m.cnbc.com — Page 1 of 4 | Next PageShow Entire Article Releasing Ads Before Super Bowl Is A Mistake CNBC.com | February 01, 2012 | 10:20 AM EST At an average of $3.5 million for a 30-second ad, the Super Bowl is an expensive proposition for any advertiser.
Darren Rovell Sports Business Reporter, CNBC @darrenrovell
My Take: Companies are making a mistake by putting out Super Bowl ads before game http://t.co/0CgTjyqO

Warren Buffett Matching Illinois Teen's $300 Deficit Donation

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Alex Crippen Executive Producer, CNBC @alexcrippen
Not just lawmakers now .. Warren Buffett matches Illinois teen's $300 donation to cut deficit http://t.co/W2hh3iYY

Tech, Financial Sectors Show Leadership

m.cnbc.com — Page 1 of 2 | Next PageShow Entire Article Tech, Financial Sectors Show Leadership cnbc.com | February 01, 2012 | 11:45 AM EST The S&P 500 may close at its highest level since July, just before the markets explosion on the euro-crisis, the failure of U.S.
Bob Pisani On-Air Stocks Editor, Trader Talk Blogger, CNBC @BobPisani
Tech, Financial Sectors Show Leadership http://t.co/9b81ueYc $AAPL $BAC $C #WallStreet #StockMarket

Obama's Mortgage Refi Plan To Go Through FHA

cnbc.com — Page 1 of 3 | Next PageShow Entire Article Obama's Mortgage Refi Plan To Go Through FHA CNBC.com | February 01, 2012 | 08:45 AM EST After announcing during his State of the Union address a new government refinance program for, "responsible" but "underwater" borrowers with privately held mortgages, President Obama is expected to detail the plan today.
Diana Olick Real Estate Correspondent, CNBC @diana_olick
Full details on Obama #refi plan: http://t.co/3bL5VL3q #housing