CNBC Second Chance Showdown,fast money

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Added: December 17, 2008

Brooks International presents Dr. James Canton. http://brooksinternational.com . Dr. James Canton is a renowned global futurist, social scientist, keynote presenter, author, and visionary business advisor. For over 30 years he has been insightfully predicting the key trends that have shaped our world. He is a leading authority on future trends in innovation. He is the author of The Extreme Future: The Top Trends That Will Reshape the World for the Next 5, 10 and 20 Years, Dutton 2006 and Technofutures: How Leading-Edge Innovations Will Transform Business in the 21st Century, Next Millennium Press 2004. Dr. Canton is CEO and Chairman of the Institute for Global Futures, a think tank he founded in 1990. The largest companies and governments in the world have gained from his foresight. He advises the Global Fortune 1000 on trends in innovation, financial services, health care, life sciences, energy, security, workforce, climate change and globalization. He is a Senior Fellow at the Center for Research in Innovation at the Kellogg School of Management. He has advised three White House Administrations, the National Science Foundation and MIT’s Media Lab, Europe. Recognized as one of the top presenters in the 21st century by Successful Meetings Magazine, Dr. Canton is a highly sought-after keynote presenter. He has spoken to thousands of organizations on five continents. He is noted for his fascinating, informative, dynamic and entertaining keynotes. A frequent guest of the media, Dr. Canton is a commentator on CNN. He was named “the Digital Guru by CNN and Dr. Future by Yahoo. Dr. Cantons media coverage has included CNBC, Fox, PBS, ABC, Fortune, The Wall Street Journal, Bloomberg Report, The New York Times, US News and World Report, CEO, CIO and CFO Magazines. A worldwide audience follows his Global Futurist blog.

Author: BrooksInternational
Keywords: “Keynote Speaker” “Global Futurist” “social scientist” Author “Future Trends” Innovation Dynamic CNN CEO
Added: December 17, 2008

National Center for Policy Analysis Distinguished Fellow Bob McTeer on CNBC Reports hosted by Larry Kudlow discussing the Fed’s Target Rate Cut

Author: NCPAIdeas
Keywords: NCPA “Bob McTeer” “Larry Kudlow” CNBC “Fed Rate Cut” “Federal Reserve Bank”
Added: December 17, 2008

David Tobin, CEO of Mission Capital Advisors, said on a segment of CNBC that he thinks home prices will drop 20 percent over the course of 2009, and maybe into 2010. Tobin said he doesn’t believe the prices won’t have an abrupt drop, like they did in this past year. Tobin said that residential mortgages are locked up in securities that can’t be sold wholesale, and individual investors should be the ones to buy them, not the government.
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Author: negahban
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Added: December 17, 2008

here is a view outside the graphics dept of CNBC headquarters where you can see the palisades parkway. see more at http://www.quintanomedia.com

Author: quintanomedia
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Added: December 17, 2008

Changes are coming to the Powerball Lottery Game, beginning in Jan.

Senator Charles Schumer announced today in his Manhattan office the winners of his statewide lottery to attend President-elect Barack Obama’s inauguration.

Arkansas’ lottery should be run by an independent board of directors and the scholarships the games are expected to fund should be awarded based on a student’s grades, Lt. Gov….

Lt. Gov. Bill Halter says the state’s lottery should be run by an independent board of directors. He also says the scholarships the games are expected to fund should be awarded based on a student’s grades.

Associated Press - December 17, 2008 1:54 PM ET LITTLE ROCK, Ark. (AP) - Lieutenant Governor Bill Halter says the state’s lottery should be run by an independent board of directors.