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Kozlowski juror Ruth Jordan on why she thinks the former Tyco CEO deserves a new trial.

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Sun Country Airlines CEO Stan Gadek on how the small airline managed to make money for the month of July and how what the company's strategy is for rising fuel prices.

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The Capper: how Microsoft is dealing with its mid-life crisis...

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Deloitte & Touche senior energy advisor Branko Terzic on oil jumping as tensions rise between the U.S. and Russia.

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E.On and Scottish and Southern Energy are increasing prices taking annual household energy bills to £1,250.

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The price of a loaf of bread is likely to rise because wet weather has affected much of Britain's wheat harvest.

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General Motors provided a preview of its latest global compact car aimed at tackling customer aversion to older gas-guzzling models.

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Here's the latest business news fro Thursday, Aug. 21: Oil prices rise; Steve and Barry's may stay open; Spinach safety; Dow rises. (Aug. 21)

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Alan Collinge, founder of studentloanjustice.org talks about how Sallie Mae is driving up costs of college tuition.

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Mortgage Banking Solutions, David Lykken talks about the future of Fannie Mae and Freddie Mac.

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Tour CGX offers fractional membership to private country clubs.

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Will the government rescue of Fannie Mae and Freddie affect homebuyers?

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Burger King CEO, John Chidsey discusses the company's latest earnings and outlook.

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Discussing earnings and sales growth in emerging markets, with Bill Johnson, Heinz CEO and Mad Money host Jim Cramer.

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Oil rises on dollar weakness, with CNBC's Sharon Epperson

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Apple co-founder, Steve Wozniak talks about working with Steve Jobs and inventing Apple's first computer.

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Nancy Nord from the Consumer Safety Commission discusses the new Consumer Product Safety Improvement Act to protect kids from dangerous toys.

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Barry Salzman, YCD Multimedia CEO, talks about facial recognition software coming to Dunkin Donuts that scans your face and makes suggestions.

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UK energy supplier E.On is raising its gas prices for domestic customers by 26% and electricity prices by 16%.

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Despite ties to the fastest man in the world, Usain 'Lightning' Bolt, Puma foresees slower sales as consumer spending is hit worldwide.

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David Gedye, Manager, Microsoft Photosynth Project, discusses how Microsoft's new Photosynth software takes a group of photos and puts them together in an almost virtual world.

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Kondaur CEO, Jon Daurio, explains how his firm has been able to capitalize on the growing trend of mortgage holders selling mortgages for pennies on the dollar.

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The new Blackberry Bold launches today in Canada, with CNBC's Jim Goldman

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The new wave in retail technology that has designer Ralph Lauren dialing in.

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Bryce Noel, Black Diamond Strategies founder, and Charles Levi, Iwan Ries & Company owner & president, discuss how important it is for small businesses to have a succession plan.

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European giant Zara has overtaken Gap as the world's top clothing retailer as Gap sales have fallen in the US.

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Fannie Mae & Freddie Mac troubles reach international markets, with CNBC's Hampton Pearson, Ross Westgate and Christine Tan

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Discussing inflation and opportunities in China, with Andrew Liveris, Dow Chemical chairman/CEO

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The skimpier volleyball uniforms may have something to do with the sports popularity at the Olympics, with Leonard Armato, AVP CEO/commissioner

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A look at the employment numbers, with Jim Iuorio, TJM Institutional Services; CNBC's Rick Santelli & Steve Liesman

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Insight on one of the biggest brands behind the athletes in Beijing, with Charlie Denson, Nike president

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A Deutsche Bank foreign-exchange director gives expert tips on how retail investors can profit from currency trading.

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Research analyst David Peltier says Baldor Electric is poised for growth, and it's stock could be headed for a home run.

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Stocks on Wall Street had an erratic day, trading in and out of positive territory amid a downturn in oil prices and lingering worries about the financial sector, before finally settling in the green.

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After years of waffling, the new rules won't aid traders, says Jim Cramer.

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Michael Phelps is rolling in dough from his sponsorship contracts, but are those companies' stocks winners for your portfolio?

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In a down economy, this stock is going to thrive, says Jim Cramer.

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Despite popular belief, this stock is far from overvalued, says Jim Cramer.

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Break.com CEO Keith Richman discusses Break.com's content much of which is user-generated and their success as one of the most viewed websites in the world.