Generally, I think my fellow Yahoo! Finance Expert gives pretty solid financial advice. Sure, she's compromised somewhat by her endorsements like MyFICO.com, but she seems to genuinely care about helping people, the opposite of an irresponsible stock hustler like Jim ...Read More
Jon Corzine, the former Goldman Sachs chief and Senator who was ousted from the NJ governor's office in November's election, may soon be a regular face on CNBC. NJ.com reports that, according to Corzine confidantes, the ex-governor "has arranged to be ...Read More
At first, I threw out my Sunday New York Times Magazine with Suze Orman on the cover. Then, I remembered that I needed the crossword puzzle, so I retrieved it from the recycle bin. I knew it was coming. I ...Read More
Poor Annie Duke. All season the momentum's been building to a Joan Rivers victory, and Annie surely saw it coming. Or maybe not: Just take a look at the chart Jim Cramer provided us with last night. Annie had more ...Read More
Dan Solin, regular HuffPost blogger and author of The Smartest 401k Book You'll Ever Read, appeared on CNBC's "Power Lunch" Friday and challenged the network for its "In Cramer We Trust" slogan. When asked by CNBC's Brian Schactman about the best ...Read More
"I am pronouncing the depression over!" declared CNBC's irrepressible Jim Cramer on April 2. The next day the unemployment rate, already at the highest level in 25 years, jumped yet again, but Cramer wasn't thinking about the 663,000 jobs that ...Read More
In the last months, because of the economic crisis a number of stories about the nature of American business have been brought to the attention of many Americans. These anecdotes include not only banks using bailout money for spas, travel ...Read More
Since the economic downturn, everyone has been talking about short-selling, a practice that bets on the failure of American institutions. It has been of particular interest to those who blame it for devaluing companies and putting people out of their ...Read More
LOS ANGELES, March 13 (Reuters) - In the end, this wasnothing to laugh about. The war of words between funnyman Jon Stewart and CNBCfinancial news commentator Jim Cramer drew a audience of 2.3million to mock news program "The Daily Show with ...Read More
Jon Stewart didn't take kindly to CNBC pundit Jim Cramer dismissing his Comedy Central program as a mere "variety show." "You make me sound like I'm some kind of buffoon, just flapping my arms with crazy buttons and wacky sound effects," ...Read More
Jim Cramer sarcastically responded to to Jon Stewart's criticism of him with a dismissive "a comedian's attacking me! Wow! He runs a variety show!" Cramer surely regrets this after Jon Stewart took to the airwaves tonight and blasted Cramer and ...Read More
As the two television personalities exchanged retorts on the air this week, a broader debate is raging about whether the financial press did an adequate job covering Wall Street’s handling of the complex transactions that precipitated the current recession. CNBC, ...Read More
