Market Tips: Gold Price May Still Go Up
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21 minutes ago
Global stocks rose and the dollar fell on Monday after the Group of 20 pledged to keep stimulus in place until recovery was assured. But experts told CNBC gold is still king and the dollar will be on the defensive as more investors look towards currencies such as the Australian dollar.
For Now, Wal-Mart Is Still China's Biggest
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30 minutes ago
The merger of Rt-Mart and Auchan in China may be held up by employee opposition.
[video] Fall of the Berlin Wall a 'Success Story'
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2 hours, 20 minutes ago
"We should be very happy with the way things have evolved," Thomas Mirow, president of EBRD, told CNBC. Twenty years after the fall of the Berlin Wall, "we have seen democracies really being implemented; the rule of law being implemented; people having the opportunity to travel," he said, adding that it is a "success story" despite the current crisis.
[video] Middle East No Longer Attractive: Partner
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2 hours, 20 minutes ago
"This is no longer an attractive area for the emerging market fund managers," Hassan Khalil from WMG told CNBC Monday. This region is "addicted to being reliant," he said, adding that it is "not an initiator of productivity, it is a follower and is still in majority a consumption-based and services-based economy."
[video] Strong Companies to Boost Stocks
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2 hours, 30 minutes ago
"We think equities are a great place to be ... strong companies are actually getting stronger," David Miller from Cheviot Asset Management told CNBC Monday. Neil Dwane from RCM joined the discussion.
[video] Bankers Don't Get Bonuses
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Mon 2:30 am ET
A lot of investment bankers aren't really bankers, but more like bookies, and they aren't really receiving bonuses, but profit share, Peter Brown from MM&K told CNBC Monday.
[video] Kraft Should Sweeten Cadbury Bid
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Mon 2:20 am ET
Kraft will have to "significantly" increase its bid for UK chocolate-maker Cadbury before the deal deadline ends Monday, Simon Marshall-Lockyer from Jefferies International told CNBC.
[video] Investment Prospects for '10, '11 'Dull': CIO
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Mon 2:00 am ET
"The prospects for 2010 and 2011 are dull. We've got too much debt to service in the next couple of years," Neil Dwane from RCM told CNBC Monday. "Unfortunately in these fast moving markets, dull is not how people make money," he said, adding that investors want the markets to go up or down, not tread water.
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