Leasing again becoming option for auto buyers
Auto leasing, temporarily crippled by the credit and financial crisis, is making a comeback this fall.Full story
Stocks slide after signs of subdued recovery
Signs of a subdued economic recovery sent investors out of stocks Thursday and in search of safer assets like the dollar. Full story
Oil Prices Slip Below $78 a Barrel
Peter Beutel, president of Cameron Hanover, shares his outlook on oil prices.
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$110 Oil Coming Our Way?
Daniel Dicker, an independent oil trader, shares his outlook on oil prices.
One On One with Occidental
Discussing whether oil prices are a real price or a trader's price, with Stephen Chazen, Occidental Petroleum president & CFO.
How High Can Oil Go?
Discussing the direction of oil prices, with John Kilduff, MF Global and CNBC's Bill Griffeth.
Will Rise in Oil Prices Continue?
John Kilduff, of MF Global, and Addison Armstrong, of Tradition Energy, discuss the future of oil prices.
Panel debates way forward in Afghanistan
Oct. 2: Richard Haass, the president of the Council on Foreign Relations, joins the Morning Joe gang to discuss a possible policy shift in Afghanistan, as well as the short- and long-term future of U.S-Iranian relations.
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