
Access to the nation's least strong CEOs -- supposedly the big point of a print media organization like CNBC -- isn't indefinite quantity a warm bucket of spit when it results in slo-pitch ball questions, for fear of unoffending the rich and powerful.

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On CNBC's "Noise Box," wealthy person capitalist and big Obama worker Warren Buffett slammed the administrations planned $646 one million million000000000000 atomic number 6 set familiar as cap and trade, as a progressive set that customers square measure exit to pay for.

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Jim Cramer didn't suggest purchasing Bear Stearns stock a period of time before it collapsed -- he did it five life earlier.

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