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- Fels Says `Institutional Flaws' Remain in Euro Setup
- Kotok Says Greek Crisis May Create `Tiers' of Debt
- Moore Sees Slowdown in Pace of Appreciation in Equities
- Brusuelas Says Economy May Face $50 Bln Hidden Gas Tax
- Clifton Sees a Push for `Double Tax' on Dividends
- Goodwin Expects 5% to 10% `Correction' in Stock Prices
- Ryding Says Fed Should Be Considering `Exit Strategy'
- Scott Sees Mortgage Bond Buying on Fed QE3 Expectations
- Hayes Says Muni Bonds Have Gone from `Worst to First'
- Doll Expects Dividend From Apple Within a `Few Months'
- Rosenberg Says 10-Year Yield Is `Going Back Up'
- McCann Says Facebook Changing Business at 1-800-Flowers
- Moody's Zandi Says He's `Not a Fan' of Volcker Rule
- Moffett Says Cable Television Stocks Are `Quite Cheap’
- Dunkelberg Says Regulation Affecting Small Businesses
- Holtz-Eakin Says Obama Budget Plan Won’t Help Deficit
- Whalen Says Credit Expansion Needed for Jobs Growth
- Patel Says Investors Should Shift More Toward Equities
- Stanley Says U.S. Housing Is `Close to a Bottom'
- Lockhart Says Economy Needs Confidence to Spur Housing
- Crescenzi Says Settlement Doesn't Mean Much for Housing
- JPMorgan's Glassman Says U.S. Labor Income Improving
- Sena Says Groupon’s Lack of Disclosure Is a Concern
- Dumas Says Greece Can Never Erase Deficit Within Euro
- Fabian Sees Opportunities in Philadelphia School Debt
- Giddis Sees `Continued Deleveraging' of U.S. Consumers
- Morgan's Parker Says Stocks Will Be Lower by Year End
- Author Charles Murray Discusses Book `Coming Apart'
- Parents Snared in College Debt Trap Risk Retirement
- Davies Says Greece on Slope of Default, Exiting Euro
- Walker Sees Aussie Dollar Strength, Euro Risk
- Callow Says Greece Remains `Very Dependent' on Europe
- DeSanctis Says Small-Caps Off to `Good Start' in 2012
- Darda Says Housing Is Key to Sustaining Jobs Recovery
- Palmer Sees Food Inflation `Sticking With Us' in 2012
- Ponturo Says Super Bowl Ads Don't Translate Overseas
- Kantor Says Stock Rally May Have `Some More Fuel to Go'
- Tzitzouris Says Europe Buying Time, Not `All Clear'
- Porcelli Urges Caution in Approaching U.S. Jobs Report
- Miller Sees Home Prices Dropping 5-10% More This Year
- Teplitzky Says Brazil Tops U.S. Home Buys by Foreigners
- Rosen Says Commercial Real Estate `Doing Very Well'
- Kolko Sees `Huge' Interest in Distressed Properties
- Coronado Says U.S. to See Slower Growth `For a While'
- Kedrosky Says Facebook Aims to Be `Blue Chip' Stock
- Greenlaw Sees `Disappointing' January Jobs Report
- Shiller Says Buying Real Estate Now Isn't `Clever Move'
- Paulsen Says Fed Needs to Drop `Crisis Policies'
- Komileva Says Every Euro-Zone Member Is `Vulnerable'
- Riccadonna Says U.S. Economy Needs Low Interest Rates
- Gary Parr Expects Global Banking Industry to Contract
- Shiller Says Housing Part of Weak Economy Going Forward
- Lyons Says Greece May Exit Euro in Next 12-18 Months
- Stephen Roach Says QE Does Nothing to Sustain Economy
- Flaherty Says Europe Shouldn’t Get More IMF Cash
- Stiglitz: Serious Risk of Greek Contagion
- Altman Says Europe ‘Armaggedon’ Sentiment Has Eased
- Ferguson Calls China `Engine' of Global Economy
- Rajan Says Not Bad to Change Private Equity Tax Laws
- WTO's Lamy Says Protectionist Pressures Are Increasing
- Spence Says Europe Requires `Patience But Persistence'
- Roubini Says More ECB Easing, Euro Decline Needed
- Fed Says Benchmark Rate Will Stay Low Until Late 2014
- Hartford Discusses U.S. Railroad Stocks, Union Pacific
- Clifton Expects Obama to Stress Growth Over Austerity
- Vinals Says `Urgent Action' Needed in Europe Crisis
- Redeker Says Euro May Rise to $1.32 Before Declining
- Taylor Says Fed Should Refrain From Further QE
- Carnegie's Meltzer Says Fed Policy Should Be Rule-Based
- Hunter Says U.S. Home Prices May Fall Another 10%
- O'Neill Says U.S. Real GDP Up to 3% Possible This Year
- Low Says Slowing Inflation Prompted Consumer Spending
- Sinche Says Markets May Be `Complacently Short' Euro
- Brad Hintz Says Goldman Knows How to `Cut Comp'
- Dean Maki Sees 2.5% U.S. Growth in First Half of 2012
- Calomiris Sees `Magic Year' for U.S. Housing Recovery
- Rivlin `Worried' Debt Ceiling May Become Issue Again
- Bremmer Sees Virtually No Chance Iran Will Shut Hormuz
- Morse, Gheit Say Gasoline May Rise to $4 Gallon in 2012
- Straszheim Says U.S., Europe Are `Broke, China Is Not'
- Dumas Says European Economies `Going Down the Tube'
- Ballew Sees `A Little Bit Softer' U.S. Growth in 2012
- Bove Says Citigroup Stock to `Easily' Triple in 5 Years
- Rahman Says Emerging-Market Growth, Inflation Slowing
- Goolsbee Says He Expects 2012 Washington `Gridlock'
- Sununu Says Role of President Is to Spur Investment
- Scala Says Huntsman `One to Watch' in New Hampshire
- Blanchflower Expects `Good' Recovery in the U.S.
- Hanson Says Unemployment May `Eventually' Dip Below 7%
- Porcelli Says U.S. Stuck in `Modest Growth Environment'
- Albertson Says Consumer Spending to Fall Over Decade
- Wetenhall Sees Home Prices Falling Another 5% in 2012
- Leo Hindery Says U.S. Needs Infrastructure Bank
- Mathias Says Iowa to Decide Losers, Not Winners
- Ira Jersey Says Fed May Be `On Hold for a Long Period'
- Baker Says Washington Must Focus on Job Creation
- Schutz Says JPMorgan, Citi to Buy Back Shares in 2012
- BlackRock's Landers Favors Brazil Banks, Homebuilders
- Mann Says ECB, Fed Ready With `Unlimited' Cash for EU
- Chandler Sees `Strong' U.S. Dollar in 2012 on Economy
- Pento Is Concerned About `Eventual' Rise in U.S. Rates
- Biderman Says U.S. Economy in a `Stealth Slump'
- Rhodes Says Europe Needs More Private Investment
- Woolfolk Says Euro May Rise Above $1.40 by End of 2012
- Paulsen Sees Opportunity in Financials in 2012
- Melich Says Sears Has Been`Under-Spending' on Business
- Obama Plans Nominations of Powell, Stein for Fed Board
- Harkins Sees `Real Probability' of U.S. Hyperinflation
- Greenfield Says Fourth-Quarter `Awful' for Movies
- Dale DeGroff Discusses Bartending, Cocktail Making
- Juckes Says `Different Way' of Financing Europe Needed
- Bostjancic Says Personal Income Declines `Worrisome'
- Mathias Says Obama `Neutralized' Republicans on Taxes
- Morse Says $4 Gasoline May Be Summer 2012 `Floor Price'
- Economy Says China Urbanization May Boost Consumption
- Dalton Says Hedge Fund Managers Going Long
- Zyblock Sees `Elevated' Stock Market Volatility in 2012
- Ritholtz Expects `Santa Claus' Stock Rally to Fade
- Cassidy Says Position of U.S. Banks Is `Very Strong'
- Kasman Expects a U.S. Economic `Bounce' in Mid-2012
- Neal Soss Sees New Round of Fed Quantitative Easing
- Noland Says North Korea `Insensitive' to Sanctions
- El-Erian Predicts ‘Risk Off’ Investor Strategy in 2012
- Parker ‘Worried’ About Deflation, Sees Earnings Risks
- Arader Discusses Popularity of Bird Etchings
- Shugg Says European Economy to Contract 1% in 2012
- CLSA's Mayo Says Bank Revenue to Be Worst Since 1938
- Primo Says U.S. Needs to Make Hard Choices on Budget
- Crescenzi Sees Money `Clearly' Moving to Treasuries
- Isaac Says Some U.S. Banks Are Too Complex to Regulate
- Irwin Says U.S. Trade Policy Has `Avoided Disaster'
- Malpass Says MF Global Hurt Investor Confidence
- Alexander Says He's `Bullish' on Emerging Markets
- Kenny Sees `Lehmanesque' Moment for Europe in 2012
- Wempe's Albers Sees `Renaissance' in Mechanical Watches
- Kantor Says `Normal' U.S. Recovery Hinges on Housing
- Ferguson Says Europe `Long Way' From Stabilizing Crisis
- JMP's Trone Sees 20% Chance of a Euro-Zone Breakup
- Achuthan Says `Nothing' Suggests Economy Is Firming
- Levitt Says SEC Wants Power for Greater Penalties
- Mallaby Says Germany Hampering Euro-Crisis Resolution
- Rogers Says He's `Long' Euro, Favors Agriculture
- Bloomberg's Winkler Responds to Bernanke Criticism
- Lacy Says Meredith Moving Aggressively to Digital Media
- Ian Stannard Says Euro May Fall to $1.20 in 2012
- Coronado Says U.S. Consumers to Get 2012 to Slow Start
- Bisat Sees `Years of Vulnerability' in Europe Economy
- UBS's Harris Says Housing Helps Drive U.S. Recovery
- Zandi Calls U.S. November Jobs Report `Good, Solid'
- Trennert Says Equity Investments `Are Your Only Shot'
- Wieting Says Can't Alleviate Debt With Stong Real Wages
- Meltzer Calls No Long-Term Plan for Europe `Apalling'
- Nordvig Says Europe Debt Crisis Entering Endgame:
- Randow: Hopes of AMR Equity Value Returning ‘Gone’
- Meyer Says Rebound in U.S. Home Building 2 Years Away
- Kelly Advises Investors Be `As Diversified As Possible'
- Mayer Says Deleveraging Minus Acceleration Europe's Key
- Sachs Says U.S. Has `Labor Market Failure' in Training
- Galbraith Says Labor Initiatives Would Aid U.S. Economy
- Feldstein Sees U.S. Tax Revenue Back to Normal by 2016
- Harry Winston Diamond's De Narp Sees Growth in China
- Brad Hintz Says Volcker Rule May Hit Managing Directors
- Zingales Says Technology Contributes to Wage Disparity
- Pimco's Bhansali Discusses European Debt Crisis
- FBR's Miller Doubts Any European Banks Will Fail
- Wetenhall Says Job Growth Key to U.S. Housing Rebound
- Kotlikoff Says U.S. Accounting Makes `Madoff Blush'
- Dumas Says Germans Unwilling to Support Euro Members
- Buiter Says Europe Must Act Now to Avoid a Default
- MIT's Johnson Says ECB's Stance Fuels Contagion Fears
- Kiesel Says Favor Bank Bonds Over Industry, Tech Debt
- Bridwell Says U.S. Housing May Decline Another 5%-10%
- Golub Sees `Huge Fits and Starts' in U.S. Stocks
- Ballew Expects Additional Fed Quantitative Easing
- Lombardi Says Italy at Risk of Deflationary Recession
- Reinhart Says ECB Will Buy More Sovereign Debt
- Lupton Says Europe Is Not Getting `In Front' of Crisis
- Ritholtz Says Greek Exit Wouldn't Be `Fatal' for Euro
- Brynjolfsson Sees Opportunities in China
- Konstam Says ECB Must Monetize Debt to Stop `Breakdown'
- Coronado Sees `Softer' U.S. Growth in Fourth Quarter
- Burda Sees ECB Funding `Ultimate Bailout' of Greece
- Swonk Says Washington `Impotent' on Jobs Creation
- Ryding Says Euro Zone Must Evolve in Fiscal Dimension
- Christina Romer Says Fed Actions Not Aggressive Enough
- Kasman Says Europe's Woes Won't Throw Off U.S. Recovery
- DeVoe Discusses U.S. Banking Regulation, Trading
- Fabian Says Buy Muni Bonds Beyond 10-Year Maturity
- Kotok Says MF Failure Is Not a Surprise
- Economides Says Greek Accord `Useful,' Problems Persist
- Nielsen Sees Lack of Demand for Peripheral Debt
- UBS's Harris Discusses U.S. Economy, Consumers
- Taubes Says Investors Buying Yield as Economy Improves
- Bove Says MF Global Solution Has to Be `Within Days'
- Callow Says Markets Want Balanced Budget From Italy
- Ford's Mulally Sees `Pent-Up' Demand for U.S. Autos
- Shiller Says U.S. Focuses Too Much on Housing
- Blank Says U.S. Is in Long-Term Slow-Growth Period
- Juckes Says Europe in `Limbo' Over Lack of Greece Plan
- Pento Sees `Inflationary Recession' in Europe, U.S.
- Stengel Says Europe's Banks Have `Crisis of Confidence'
- Goold Says St. Louis Cardinals Draw Regional Support
- Varvares Sees 2.5% U.S. Growth Over Next Four Quarters
- Smith Says U.S. Third-Quarter Growth May Have Been 2.5%
- Waller Says `Plenty' of Policy Tools Available to Fed
- Hindery Says Manufacturing Key to U.S. Jobs Recovery
- Saad Says `Not Too Late' to Invest in Luxury Retailers
- Acree Recommends RF Micro Devices Among Chip Shares
- Egan Says 50% Greek Writedown `Isn't Nearly Enough'
- Melich Sees 10-12% Retailer Earnings Growth in 2012
- Frank Says Consumption Surge Hinders Economic Growth
- Tilman Says `No End in Sight' to Low Growth and Returns
- Bove Says U.S. Banks Will Reshape Product Offerings
- Blanchflower Says Criticism of Bernanke Unwarranted
- Mathias Says Romney Has `Most Detailed' U.S. Tax Plan
- Valliere Likens Wall Street Protests to Tea Party
- McAlinden Says Small Caps May Lead Market to New Highs
- Lazear Says Jobs Data `Better,' Not Good Enough
- Zandi Finds `Relief' in Jobs Report, 40% Recession Risk
- Kahney Says `Apple Is Going to Be Okay' Without Jobs
- Tilton Says U.S. Will Narrowly Skirt Recession in 2012
- Ruskin Says a Greek Default Is Better Than an Exit
- Ryding Says U.S. Economy Is `Not Falling Off a Cliff'
- Dumas Says Greece May Exit Euro Within 18 Months
- Bremmer Sees China Rescuing `Pieces' of Greece
- HSBC's Steel Says Rally in Gold `Absent of Inflation'
- Lakshman Achuthan Sees `Inescapable' U.S. Recession
- Cochrane Says Buffett Tax Proposal Is an `Anecdote'
- Magnus Says `Fire' Raging in European Financial System
- Goodwin Says ECB Should Learn From Swiss National Bank
- Gordon Says Clear Policy Needed to Raise U.S. Confidence
- Duignan Says Farmers' Balance Sheets Never Been Better
- Bhagwati Says China, India May Boost U.S. Manufacturing
- Dawe Says Population Growth May Keep Food Prices Higher
- Dowd Says Reagan Couldn’t Be Nominated in 2012 Campaign
- Kim, Freeman Expect KKR to Outperform Business Cycles
- Halpenny Says ECB to Shun Managing Bailout Fund
- Wetenhall Says U.S. Home Prices May Fall 5%-15% in 2012
- O'Neill Says China Growth Plans Are `More Sustainable'
- Blanchard Says Global Economy Faces `Enormous Risks'
- Lagarde Says `Downside Risks' High for Global Economy
- RBC's Porcelli Says `Very Little' Fed Can Do for Economy
- `Man Repeller' Leandra Medine Blogs Fashion, Plans Book
- Grossman Says `Tough Decisions' Led to S&P Debt Upgrade
- Eisenbeis Sees Limitations to Fed's 'Operation Twist'
- Steinitz Says Relations With Turkey Important for Israel
- Komileva Says SNB Stemming Short-Term Franc Speculation
- Krueger Says Obama Jobs Plan Doesn't Help Supercommittee
- Franulovich Doesn't Expect Policy to Fix Europe's Crisis
- Meltzer Sees Inflation Signs, Consquences of Fed Policy
- RDQ's Ryding Says U.S. Treasury Yields Are `Unhealthy'
- Moody's Zandi Expects 9% U.S. Joblessness by End of 2012
- Schumacher Says Europe Bank Worry Remains After ECB Move
- Sachs Says Europe Has Approached `Precipice' With Crisis
- Reinhart Aims to Provide Forecast Useful for Risk Takers
- Caribou's Tattersfield Says Coffee Quality Drives Growth
- Gimbel Sees New Greek Debt Terms, Likes Asia and Brazil
- Harkins Sees `Fair Chance' Obama Proposes Tax Holiday
- Feldstein Says Obama Has No Plan to Pay for Jobs Package
- Spence Says U.S. Too Focused on Fiscal Policy Vs. Growth
- Gross Says Fed Asset Purchases Destroyed Credit Creation
- Burbank Says 2012 Too Soon for Huntsman Presidential Bid
- Sena Says Yahoo CEO Move Signals Possible Breakup, Sale
- Valliere Expects Obama to Address His `Demoralized' Base
- Paul Says Action on U.S. Budget Must Come Immediately
- Derrick Calls SNB Action on Franc a `Real Game Changer'
- Nomura Zentner Calls U.S. Jobs Data `Go Ahead' for Fed
- Lazear Sees Need to Focus on Economy for `Long Run'
- Achuthan Says Obama Jobs Focus Should Be Long Term
- Alan Blinder Says `Bad Rap' to Call Obama Anti-Business
- BNP's Coronado Sees `Mild' U.S. Recession
- Tignor Likes Djokovic, Serena Williams to Win U.S. Open
- Duignan Says Deere's Global Focus Is `Right Move'
- MacGuineas Says U.S. Recovery Needs to Be Business Led
- Magnus Says U.S. Needs to Create a Little Inflation
- Riccadonna Says U.S. to Grow About 2.5% in 4th Quarter
- Black Finding More Opportunities in Smaller Companies
- Shiller Says U.S. Can Boost Growth Without Raising Debt
- Miller Says Investors Should Wait for `Clarity' on BofA
- Harris Says `Broad-Based' Tax Cut Would Spur U.S. Growth
- Citigroup's Wetherbee Says Railroads Have Pricing Power
- Meltzer Says Corporate Tax Cuts Needed to Help Economy
- Lewitt Says `Overwhelming' Debt Is Slowing U.S. Economy
- Kotok Adding to Bank Holdings for First Time Since 2007
- Behravesh Says Policy Mistakes Biggest Risk to Economy
- Merk Sees U.S. Dollar `Firmly Weaker' in Medium Term
- Von Rumohr Sees `Tough' Second-Half for Defense Stocks
- Peabody Sees Opportunity in Banks Stocks, Likes JPMorgan
- Chandler Says U.S. Infrastructure Bank Would Create Jobs
- Gilbert Sees Opportunity in Small Banks, TrustCo
- Darda Says Yield Collapse Signals Lower Growth Prospects
- Deutsche Bank's Konstam Says European Banks Well Funded
- Nordvig Says Euro May Fall to $1.30 on Bank Funding Woes
- El-Erian Sees `Sabbatical' for Some Nations in Euro Zone
- Fed's Plosser Says No `Magic Panacea' for Economic Ills
- Roque Says Copper to `Work Lower,' Economy to Weaken
- Coronado Says Housing `Center of Trouble' for Recovery
- Kos Says U.S. Banks Must Cut Costs to Maintain Profits
- Hintz Says Goldman Sachs Is `Best Buy' Among U.S. Banks
- Zingales Says Europe Debt Situation Remains `Critical'
- Neal Soss Says Tax on Wealth Needed for U.S. Recovery
- Grassley Says Republicans Need to Look Beyond Straw Poll
- Shaoul Sees U.S. Debt Debate as `Positive Turning Point'
- Prechter Says He Avoids Overbought, Overpriced Markets
- Boone Says France's Top Rating Is `In Line' With Growth
- Kantor Says Investors Not Panicking From Volatility
- Albertson Doubts U.S. Growth Until Mortgage Market Fixed
- Sperling Says Obama Wants U.S. Payroll Tax Cut Extended
- Ritholtz Says BofA Should Seek GM-Style Bankruptcy
- Dwyer Says U.S. Stocks in `Bull Market,' Loans Available
- Goodfriend Says Fed Should Resist Pressure for More QE
- Dunkelberg Says `Uncertainty' Hurting U.S. Main Street
- Schroeder Says Buffett Always Looks at Catastrophic Risk
- Annunziata Says ECB Had to Buy Bonds to Stop Contagion
- Pond Says Agency Debt Cuts May Spur Flight to Treasuries
- Sieminski Says Brent Oil to Hold Near $100 a Barrel
- Marron Calls U.S. Ratings Cut a `Political Downgrade'
- McCulley Says U.S. Economy Is Caught In `Liquidity Trap'
- AEI's Reinhart Says Inflation Risk May Keep Fed From QE3
- Maki Says Barclays Doesn't Expect QE3 Right Now
- Simpson Calls Debt Deal a `Baby Step of the First Order'
- Harvard's Feldstein Sees 50% Chance of U.S. Recession
- Bove Says U.S. Downgrade May Lower Value of Bank Assets
- Strategas's Verrone Sees S&P 500 at 1,450 Next Year
- Guggenheim's Casesa Is `Long' U.S., Global Auto Stocks
- Mulally Says UAW Benefits From Ford's Profitable Growth
- Orszag Predicts `Hard Slog' for U.S. Economic Recovery
- Hindery Says Budget Cuts Without Revenue Will Cost Jobs
- Whalen Says Dodd-Frank Act Limits Banks' Ability to Lend
- Foran Likes U.S. Bancorp, Capital One, Regions Financial
- Sinche Says S&P `Raised the Bar' With Downgrade Warning
- Zingales Says Italy Needs `Strong Medicine' for Economy
- Leibowitz Likes Cable Providers on Cash Generation
- Moffett Says Consumer Woes Will Be Drag on Cable Market
- Gamco's Marangi Says He Would Buy News Corp. Shares
- Bank Says Testimony Sets Up James Murdoch for Succession
- Meeks Calls Valuation of Social Media Stocks `Egregious'
- StockTwits' Lindzon Says Stock Price Is `Greatest Lead'
- Instagram's Systrom Says Android Platform on `Roadmap'
- Kirkpatrick Says Facebook May Strike Deal With Spotify
- Lombard's Dumas Says Greece, Portugal Likely to Leave EU
- Gross Says Politicians `Don't Get' Implications of Debt
- Bollinger Discusses Higher Education, Freedom of Press
- Wyplosz Expects European Central Bank to Bail Out Italy
- McCain Says He `Can't Imagine' U.S. Defaulting on Debt
- Blanchflower, Ryding Debate Fed Policy, QE3 Prospects
- Logsdon Says Whole Story on News Corp. Not Out Yet
- Evans Says There Is `Political Will' for Euro to Survive
- Feldman Urges U.S., Japan to Focus on Productivity
- Himes Says U.S. Has to Address Tax Code `Inefficiencies'
- Harris Says Economy Not as Weak as Jobs Data Suggests
- Lazear Advises Obama Focus Policies on Long-Term Growth
- Calomiris Says U.S. Regulators Need `Creative Solutions'
- Zyblock Says RBC's Year-End Target for S&P 500 Is 1410
- Pynchon Sees `Nice Entry Point' for Investing in Munis
- Weinberg Says Euro to Fall as Region Lacks Growth Driver
- Calvasina Says Small-Cap Indexes Offer `Appealing' Value
- Sachs Says Greece Debt Crisis Needs Long-Term Solution
- Bradley Urges U.S. to Help Pay for New Hires by Firms
- Lange Says Vilebrequin Designs Are About `Fun, Whimsy'
- Baader Says Debt Concerns in Spain, Portugal `Overblown'
- Cohen Says He'd Give Strauss-Kahn Defense an `A'
- CIBC's Shenfeld Says U.S. Should Delay Fiscal Tightening
- Grant Says Investors Wearing `Interest-Rate Goggles'
- Rosenberg Sees 10-Year Treasury Yields Near 4% in a Year
- Holtz-Eakin Seeks `Sense of Urgency' on Federal Debt
- Wetenhall Sees 2-3 Years of `Hardship' for U.S. Housing
- Retsinas Says Jobless, Foreclosures Weighing on Housing
- Thomas Fanning Sees Recovery in U.S. South Manufacturing
- Taylor Says U.S. Needs `Sound' Monetary, Fiscal Policies
- Harte Says Second-Quarter Bank Earnings May Be `Tough'
- Cloherty Sees 10-Year Treasury Yields Near 4% in a Year
- Fisher Says Stocks Are Safer Than Bonds Over Long Term
- Porcelli Says Public Policy Can't Jump-Start Confidence
- Ruskin Says U.S. Fiscal Situation May Exacerbate Growth
- Broaddus Says Deflation Risk Needed for Fed to Weigh QE3
- Malpass Says Quantitative Easing Hasn't Spurred Growth
- Matus Says Core Inflation Will Be `Sticky,' Keep Rising
- Meltzer Says Growth in Federal Debt Risks Second Crisis
- Fed to Keep Record Stimulus After Ending Bond Purchases
- McManus Says Hinckley in `Phenomenal Turnaround'
- Shugg Sees High U.S. Unemployment Through End of 2011
- Woolfolk Says Fed to End Asset Purchases on Time, No QE3
- Henry Kaufman Warns of European `Syndrome' in U.S. Banks
- Lipsky Says Greek Rescue Needs `Mid-Course Corrections'
- Fadel Gheit Says Oil Demand Declining, Likes Marathon
- Weil Says `No Credibility' to Bank of America's Books
- Moynihan Says Capital Rules May Discourage Lending
- Merk Says Fed Is Pursuing Weak Dollar in Word and Action
- Callow Expects EU Agreement on `Rollover' of Greek Debt
- Rattner Says U.S. Auto Sales Will Continue to Trend Up
- Applegate Says `Be Fully Invested,' Avoid Treasuries
- Herrmann Expects About 2% U.S. Growth in Second Quarter
- Nixon Says Greece Needs New Three-Year Bailout Package
- Melich Says Third of Retail Growth to Be Online by 2015
- Dunkelberg Says Tax Cuts Need to Benefit Consumers
- Nasgovitz Likes Building Products, Financials for Value
- Zandi Says U.S. Slowdown Transitory, No Greek Default
- Englander Is `More Bullish' on U.S. Dollar in Near Term
- Maisonneuve Says Central Bank Policy in `Bipolar World'
- Clifton Sees ‘Widespread Confusion’ in Republican Party
- Caroline Baum Says Economy Needs `Period of Purging'
- Bianco, Ghahramani Debate Prospects for Fed QE3
- Aronstein Says China, India May `Disappoint' Investors
- Jessop Says Additional QE Is Possible in U.S. and U.K.
- Lyons Says Global Economy Is Growing at `Gentler Pace'
- Kashkari Doubts U.S. to Over-Regulate Financial Industry
- Ruskin Observes `Benign Neglect' in Weak U.S. Dollar
- Bloomberg's Harper on Trading Activity, Wall Street Jobs
- Blanch Says Oil to Fall in 2nd Half on Weaker Macro Data
- Harris Says Jobs Report Points to Fragility of Recovery
- Konstam Says 3% Growth `Disaster' Amid Fiscal Tightening
- Barclays's Gapen Expects `Longer Slowdown' for U.S.
- Pioneer's Taubes Says Government Debt `Very Expensive'
- Phelps Says U.S. Can't Afford More Fiscal Stimulus
- Second Curve's Brown Recommends Bank of America, Bancorp
- Zakaria Says U.S. Has ‘Lost’ Its Fiscal ‘Discipline’
- Cinetic's Sloss Is `Bullish' on Future of Film Industry
- Stifel's Mogil Likes RealD as Demand for 3-D Films Rises
- Cohen Says Bravo Plans to Add Scripted TV Programming
- Gimbel Says U.S., Asia Could Be Great Trading Partners
- Donovan Prefers an Economist, Not a Lawyer to Run IMF
- Pimco's Gross Says Savers to Be Disadvantaged for Years
- Cliggott Says Financials to Struggle for Next 2 Years
- Gregory Peters Says U.S. Recovery Is `Too Young to Die'
- Walker Says U.S. Needs Budget Controls to Ease Debt
- Lena Komileva Says Europe Faces `Credibility Default'
- LSE's Garicano Says Spain `Pretty Stable' for Most Part
- FTN’s Low Sees U.S. Home Prices Falling as Much as 10%
- Haverty Expects LinkedIn to Decline; Sees Comcast Growth
- Egan Says Investors Should `Stay the Course' on Munis
- De Kock Doubts Greece Will Default or Restructure Debt
- Mohi-uddin Expects U.S. Dollar to Rise When QE2 Ends
- Atkinson Says IMF Executive Board Guides Succession Plan
- Hampden-Turner Urges Maturity Extension on Greek Debt
- Franulovich Expects `Soft' Restructuring for Greek Debt
- Saks's Sadove Says Internet, Full-Priced Sales Growing
- Stockman Expects Debt Ceiling Crises `Year After Year'
- Gregorian Says Economy `Will Not Last' Without Education
- Misra Advises Savers to Take More Credit, Duration Risk
- Dumas Says Strauss-Kahn Was `Best Man' to Get Bailouts
- Whalen Expects `Flat to Down' Revenue at U.S. Banks
- Danos Says 2010 Was Best Year for Placement of Tuck MBAs
- Blanchflower Says Rate Hikes Should Hinge on Wage Growth
- Balls Says U.K. Cutting Deficit Too Fast Like Greece
- Blinder Calls for More Fiscal Stimulus to Boost Jobs
- Julian Callow Says Euro Debt Crisis `Hinges' on Germany
- Belton Says JPMorgan Advises Overweighting Risky Assets
- Tully Says End of QE2 a `Buying Opportunity' for Gold
- Thompson Says Rajaratnam Faces `Uphill Battle' on Appeal
- Duflo Says `Poor' Have Legitimate Need for Entertainment
- Milligan Says `Ultimately' Greece Must Restructure Debt
- Young Says U.S. Inflation Low Despite Commodity Prices
- Blanch Says Most Commodity Supplies `Reasonably Tight'
- ECRI's Achuthan Says U.S. Economic Revival Is `Intact'
- Ritholtz Expects `Soft' U.S. Growth for Next Two Years
- RBS's O'Donnell Says Treasury Yields Are `Very Unstable'
- Langenfeld Says U.S. Trucking, Rail Are Still Recovering
- Soss Says U.S. May Not Reclaim Lost Jobs Until 2017
- Moffett Sees `Value Destruction' in Smartphone Market
- Michael Price Says Goldman Sachs Is ‘Great’ Value Stock
- RBS's Sinche Says `Downside Risks' Persist for Dollar
- Arethusa's Malkemus, Yurgaitis Plan to Open Full Dairy
- Gheit Says Bin Laden Death Doesn't Affect Oil Market
- Ryder's Swienton Says Leasing Rates Are Set to Rise
- Roubini Says China Has to Change Its Model of Growth
- Win Thin Doesn't See U.S. `Unhappy' With Weaker Dollar
- Barton Biggs Says He Was ‘Naive’ About Syria, Assad
- Mansharamani Says Politics Plays Major Role in Bubbles
- Mickey Levy Says Fed Policy `Pushed Up' Commodity Prices
- Donohue Says CME Focused on Extending Global Reach
- BNP Paribas's Coronado Sees `Long Ride' for Recovery
- Johnson Says Fed Is Right With Approach to Inflation
- Axel Merk Says Gold Price Is `Scorecard' of Fed Policy
- Author Vonnegut on New Book `The Gods of Greenwich'
- Hussein Allidina Says Corn May Reach $10 a Bushel
- Holland Sees Opportunities in Growth Stocks, Utilities
- Anderson Says Weak Dollar May Boost U.S. Manufacturing
- OECD's White Sees Spain Determined to Sort Out Problems
- Wieting Expects Slowdown in U.S. Corporate-Profit Growth
- Kotlikoff Forecasts `Bond Market Crash' on Federal Debt
- Swonk Says Gold Prices `Huge Indicator' of Uncertainty
- Hunter Sees `Gradual' Increases for U.S. Housing Starts
- Feldstein Says Economic Growth Alone Won't Lower Deficit
- Southwestern's Mueller Seeks `Consistency' in Gas Rules
- Yardeni's Strategy Seeks Beneficiaries of `Global Boom'
- Norquist Favors U.S. Spending Cuts Over Tax Increases
- Paulsen Says Weak Dollar May Help Narrow Trade Deficit
- Nomura's Goodwin Expects Fed to Be `On Hold' Until 2013
- Pimco's Clarida Says U.S. Has No Long-Term Fiscal Policy
- Eichengreen Says Americans `Posture' on Fiscal Solvency
- Webster Says National Semi Shareholders Winners in Deal
- Halpenny Expects Portugal to Get Help to Avoid Default
- Glassman Says U.S. Lost Several Decades of Work
- Bloomberg's Winkler Says Fed Data Yields Crisis Insight
- Spence Says EU Burden Sharing Is Main Problem for Banks
- El-Erian Says Ireland's Banking Situation Is a `Debacle'
- Bremmer Says Chance of Libya Civil War `Reasonably High'
- Delong Says Fed Should Not Tie End of QE2 to Target Rate
- Amos Says Aflac Has Reserves for Quake Claims in Japan
- Egan Sees `No Focused Opposition' to AT&T, T-Mobile Deal
- Moore Says AT&T Faces `Long Road' to T-Mobile Approval
- Levi Says U.S. Must Prepare to Deal With Nuclear Mishaps
- Verleger Says U.S. Shale Gas Rivals Saudi Oil Reserves
- Parker Expects U.S. Stock Market Multiple to Contract
- Murray Says Guinness Essential Part of Diageo Portfolio
- Sinche Says Surge in Yen Could Be `Destabilizing Event'
- Spence Observes Divergence Between Growth, Employment
- Ritholtz Says Most Asset Classes May Fall After QE2 Ends
- Birinyi Says Bull Market to Last a `Couple More Years'
- Goldfarb Says Bond Yields 'Boosting' Commercial Property
- Molchanov Says Libya Biggest Risk to Oil Since Iraq War
- Wieting Finds `Positives' for Stocks Over Bonds in 2011
- Adelman Says Buy, Hold, Sell Ratings Not Going Away
- Faber Says U.S. Stocks Will Outperform Emerging Markets
- Harris Says U.S. Economy Is Improving Without Housing
- Casesa Says Gasoline's Rise May Hurt U.S. Auto Sales
- Petrie Sees `Gigantic' Opportunities in U.S. Shale Oil
- Sieminski Says Current Oil Prices Won't `Derail' Economy
- Pickens Says $120 or $150 Crude Oil Price `Could Happen'
- Greenfield Says Movie Business Becoming Less Profitable
- Sloss Observes Youth Movement in Motion Picture Academy
- Pernod-Ricard's Bogaert Sees Growth on Economic Recovery
- El-Erian Says Political Unrest Adds Stagflationary Winds
- Clifton Says U.S. Budget Process Is `Game of Chicken'
- Sachs Says Global Growth, Oil Prices Driving Food Costs
- Wallison Sees Support for Replacement of Fannie, Freddie
- Gilman Says `No Significant Instability' in Oil Supply
- Anderson Says Fed to Be Last Central Bank to Raise Rates
- Ayers Says University of Richmond `Rethinking' Education
- Lacker Says Inflation May Accelerate Later This Year
- Levy Says U.S. Monetary, Fiscal Policies Not Sustainable
- Simonetti-Bryan Avoids Pairing Champagne With Chocolate
- Romer Says U.S. Must Forge a Budget Solution `Now'
- Hovnanian Expects U.S. Home Sales to Pick Up in Spring
- Davidson Says Mubarak Regime Change `Yet to Be Seen'
- Rose Says There's `Exhilaration' in Streets of Cairo
- Hegazy Says Egyptians Expect Elections in 6-12 Months
- Pollack Says `Long Road' Ahead for Egypt After Mubarak
- McGregor Says Military Will Maintain Order in Egypt
About Tom Keene
Tom Keene is an editor-at-large at Bloomberg News, a host on Bloomberg Radio, and anchor of the weekday program "Surveillance Midday" on Bloomberg Television.
On Bloomberg Radio, Keene serves as co-host of “Bloomberg Surveillance” with Ken Prewitt. The program, which is also available via podcast on “Tom Keene on Demand” at Bloomberg.com/radio, features daily interviews with respected economists, analysts, authors, and politicians discussing the top news of economics, finance, and investment.
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