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Herb Greenberg warns: any fast-growth company hits a level of "the Chanos Rule" — named after short-seller Jim Chanos.

In his Lightning Round segment, "Mad Money" host Jim Cramer offers "lightning-fast" stock calls!

Mortgage banks look better as housing inches back and the Fed moves to buy mortgage-backed assets, an analyst said.

BofA, Citi, Wells Fargo, and JPMorgan have ired the public, but don't expect Amazon.com, Google, or even Wal-Mart to offer a real choice.

Two things could send the S&P to a level of 1500, Jim Paulsen of Wells Capital Management told CNBC.

Data says unemployment slipped to a nearly a 4-year low. But former GE CEO Jack Welch said it’s too good to be true.

After Jack Welch's anti-Obama jobs data tweet, Larry Kudlow defends (!?) the White House!

Marc "Dr. Doom" Faber and mega-investor Jim Rogers offer CNBC viewers insights on U.S. stocks and a China boom.

Campaign attacks on China only scratch the surface of a far greater concern, says Scott N. Paul.

Cybercrime is commonplace and insidious, and yet corporate America is still ill-prepared, say two pros.

EU finance ministers delivered a united defense of Spain, saying it's taking steps to revamp its economy.

Nearly 6 million Americans will face a tax penalty under the health overhaul, congressional analysts said.

A federal rule that kept many stay-at-home parents from getting a credit card could soon get nixed.

A 30-year mortgage on which you pay 2.8 percent in annual interest could already exist—so what's stopping it?

"We're seeing consistent, steady savings for seniors," said Jon Blum, director of the Center for Medicare.