Layoffs, Once a Boon to Stock Prices, Now a Burden - at CNBC - 21 minutes ago
Back when things made sense in the stock market, a company announcing layoffs would be greeted as a positive sign that it was getting its act together and shoring up its bottom line.

[video] States in Crisis - at CNBC - 46 minutes ago
Discussing the government bailout plan and the future of the economy, with Gov. Jon Corzine, D-NJ and Jack Welch, former GE CEO

[video] Trading Block - at CNBC - 50 minutes ago
Discussing the markets, oil and currencies, with Peter Yastrow, DT Trading; Peter Beutel, Cameron Hanover and CNBC's Rick Santelli

Charts Predict: S&P 660 Coming, Bottom 'Within Days' - at CNBC - 1 hour, 4 minutes ago
The broader stock market needs an "exhaustion" of selling before buyers can take control, but that time is close, according to charts of the S&P 500 index, independent trader Bill McLaren said Friday.

[video] Futures Buzz - at CNBC - 1 hour, 9 minutes ago
A check on the markets, with Matt Zeman, LaSalle Futures Group trader

[video] Straight from the Gut - at CNBC - 1 hour, 22 minutes ago
Former GE chairman/CEP Jack Welch takes up the topic du jour: the Big Three

[video] Investing in the O-Conomy - at CNBC - 1 hour, 32 minutes ago
A look at how financials will fare under the new presidency, with Peter Sorrentino, Huntington Asset Advisors senior portfolio manager

Asian Markets Bounce Back from 5-Year Lows - at CNBC - 1 hour, 39 minutes ago
Asian markets experienced a large turnaround Friday, after hitting five-year lows in the morning session. Stocks bounced into the black on rumors that China would adjust interest rates as well as short covering.

Pros Say: A Few Investors 'Sniff' Capitulation - at CNBC - 1 hour, 45 minutes ago
The price of a barrel of oil tumbled to a three-and-a-half year low below $49 on Friday, but one analyst told CNBC he expects crude to slump to between $35 and $40 a barrel by year end.

All US Financials Will be Nationalized in a Year: Manager - at CNBC - 2 hours, 47 minutes ago
It's not preferable, but all major U.S. financial companies will eventually be under government control because the alternative is so much worse, Hugh Hendry, chief investment officer at hedge fund Eclectica Asset Management, said Friday.

Berkshire Hathaway Down Almost 50% From All-Time High As Stock Sinks Again - at CNBC - Fri 5:19 am ET
After falling for nine straight days, shares of Warren Buffett's Berkshire Hathaway have dropped almost 50 percent from their all-time closing high set last December. Berkshire closed today at $77,500 a share, down $6,500, or 7.7 percent.

The 'Uber Rich' Like Government Bailouts - at CNBC - Fri 5:10 am ET
Recessions have a way of focusing the mind. They also help the "uber-rich" pull up the drawbridge, says Hugh Hendry of hedge fund group Eclectica, who was on "Squawk Box Europe" this morning.

Citi Shares Could Double or Disappear: Faber - at CNBC - Fri 4:14 am ET
Citigroup could see its shares rally by 100 percent or sink to nothing, investor Marc Faber told CNBC Friday.

Strong Rebound Coming in Next 3 Months: Dr. Doom - at CNBC - Fri 3:31 am ET
If governments throw enough money at the system, a strong, near-term rally should happen, investor Marc Faber said. But if it fails to materialize, prepare for an unprecedented depression.

China, Not So Risky After All? - at CNBC - Fri 1:51 am ET
China, the emerging economy with so much promise, has often been criticized as a bubble waiting to burst. Well, it turns out that the U.S., Europe, Australia and the entire global economy was in the same bubble bath that's turned cold.And while China may not be hot, it certainly is faring better than the U.S..

Market Insider: You Are Entering the Twilight Zone - at CNBC - Thu 10:08 pm ET
The stock market is now officially in no man's land. Those were the words of one trader, but he certainly isn't alone in that view. Friday promises to be no less strange as options expire in equities, and credit markets continue to show new signs of frosting over.

Lightning Round OT: Accenture, Tetra Tech, and Harley-Davidson - at CNBC - Thu 8:56 pm ET
The Lightning Round is extended in this CNBC.com exclusive feature.

Cramer: Outrage! Where's the Money? - at CNBC - Thu 8:23 pm ET
Why would the government bail out a rogue bank like AIG, but not the auto industry?