Nov. 27 - U.S. financial markets took a major beating as stocks were haunted by concerns of a possible debt default by a Dubai state-owned conglomerate.
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The girls hold nothing back as they travel to Vegas for Anna’s bachelorette party but are surprised by a challenging workout — climbing a rock wall the next morning. Will their partying ways be reflected in their next weigh in?
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Nov. 24: TODAY’s Matt Lauer talks to Jim Cramer, host of CNBC’s “Mad Money,” about a new study on payouts for Wall Street executives and signs that the economy is on its way up. (Today Show) Jim Cramer - CNBC - Wall Street - Mad Money - Matt Lauer
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Nov. 24: A new study finds that executives at Bear Stearns and Lehman Brothers walked away with huge payouts just before the collapse on Wall Street. NBC’s Lisa Myers reports. (Today Show)
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Recent panic selling in Greek government bonds could offer a preview of how other markets might react to central banks' "exit strategy," reports Barron’s Mike Santoli.
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John J. Mack, Morgan Stanley’s chief executive, talks with Bill Griffeth of CNBC about how the financial crisis has affected Wall Street and discusses the issue of executive compensation.
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Discussing whether a second stimulus is needed and if the rich will pay more, with James Pethokoukis, Reuters Money & Politics columnist; David Goodfriend former Clinton White House staffer; Robert Reich, former Labor Secretary and Stephen Moore, The Wall Street Journal advisory board.
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Nov. 28: Wall Street took stock prices lower on worries about potential fallout from crushing debt in Dubai. The Washington Post’s Neil Irwin explains. (Other) Dubai - Washington Post - United Arab Emirates - Middle East - Wall Street
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Wall Street takes a beating
