Chris Peacock
Executive Editor, CNN Money, CNN
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About
Job: Executive editor of CNNMoney.
Passion: Digital media makes my heart beat faster.
Contact: chris [dot] peacock [at] turner [dot] com
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tweets RT @StacyCowley: #Bitcoin2013 is sharing space this weekend with a legal convention. Many ads for bail services. I sense common ground http…
StacyCowley: #Bitcoin2013 is sharing space ...
twitter.com — Instantly connect to what's most important to you. Follow your friends, experts, favorite celebrities, and breaking news.Wow. #FearandGreed hits 90. Extreme greed. money.cnn.com/data/fear-and-…
Fear & Greed Index
money.cnn.com — Fear & Greed is CNNMoney's investor sentiment tool that comprises of 7 markets indicators.Missed out on Facebook IPO and couldn't be happier (now a LinkedIn believer) cnnmon.ie/11JJWGN $FB $LKND
Missed out on Facebook IPO and couldn't be happier
money.cnn.com — Barry Graubart originally planned to buy Facebook on the day of its IPO. He got shut out ... and now considers himself lucky. When Facebook made its stock market debut last May, Barry Graubart was set to buy $10,000 worth of shares in the initial public offering.Sweet story: An 11-year-old and his 3D printer onthemedia.org/blogs/on-the-m… h/t Andy Bergmann
An 11-year-old and his 3D printer
onthemedia.org — At-home 3D printing has gotten cheaper, technically simpler and has garnered a ton of media coverage. It can be hard though, to get your head around what exactly 3D printing something actually looks like. Well, here's OTM's first swing at original video production - a look at a 3D printer in action and an idea of how easy they've become to use.RT @nyc311: The #cicadas are coming back to NYC after 17 years. Learn more here: on.nyc.gov/10XT0Ay // Or here project.wnyc.org/cicadas/
RT @justinwolfers: Finally, the financial press is taking #cupcakedeflation seriously
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Bring on the cupcake deflation!
economy.money.cnn.com — Not only is the cupcake craze truly winding down, it's leading to some Twitter fun among econ nerds this Thursday morning. When the Labor Department released its latest Consumer Price Index -- a key measure of inflation -- it contained a detailed breakdown that showed cupcake prices are falli...Cupcakes are deflating according to April's CPI data
blogs.marketwatch.com — Data released by the Labor Department on Thursday showed that U.S. consumer prices fell 0.4% in April, adjusted for seasonality. Economists had expected a 0.3% decline in April, according to a MarketWatch poll. But Twitter users focused on a more appetizing aspect of the report. Overall, food prices were up 0.2% in April.And #cupcakedeflation! RT @AnnalynKurtz: What a day! 5 Fed speeches, CPI, housing starts, jobless claims & Philly Fed. busy in Econland.
The Well-Dressed Fracker on.wsj.com/17xc0hM Koch subsidiary: "We're trying to keep them comfortable so they can work harder."
What the Well-Dressed Fracker Is Wearing
online.wsj.com — Demand is rising for frackwear-sturdy shoes and fire-resistant clothes- that oil and gas workers can wear to protect themselves from wires and explosions. Retailers including Cabela's and clothing makers like Carhartt are answering the call.RT @SteveBattaglio: First upfront for Robin Williams in 30 years when it was "just network executives and a mountain of cocaine." #cbs http…
SteveBattaglio: First upfront for Robin Williams ...
twitter.com — Instantly connect to what's most important to you. Follow your friends, experts, favorite celebrities, and breaking news.RT @NYFedResearch: CNN Money shares our findings about payroll tax hike's likely crimp on spending. bit.ly/18KMQeL
Payroll tax hike prompts spending cuts
economy.money.cnn.com — Most Americans plan to cut spending to make up for income lost from the payroll tax hike, according to a New York Federal Reserve study released Wednesday. The payroll tax cut, which was in effect in 2011 and 2012, reduced the amount withheld from workers' paychecks to 4.2%, down from 6.2%.Sign up to discover more journalists who cover Business and Finance and more.
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