Altucher: Apple Worth $1 Trillion
James Altucher, Formula Capital managing director, discusses his prescient forecast on Facebook from July 2007, and offers his next prediction that tech giant Apple will eventually be worth a trillion dollars.
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El-Erian on Jobs: Structural Issues Aren't Being Dealt With
PIMCO CEO and co-CIO Mohamed El-Erian spoke with Bloomberg Television about Friday's jobs report, quantitative easing and the global economy.
On jobs, El-Erian said that "let's not also forget the numbers outside these headlines…we should not lose sight that we have structural issues that are not being dealt with."
Also, "my gut says we are likely to see [QE3], but the question is when and how big."
Deficit (Again) Expected to Top $1 Trillion
The U.S. federal budget deficit likely will top $1 trillion for the fourth consecutive year in fiscal 2012 as economic growth remains sluggish, WSJ's Damien Paletta reports on the News Hub
How Facebook Makes Money
Bloomberg's Jon Erlichman reports on Facebook Inc.'s possible initial public offering and how the company makes money.
Brian Rogers: Beware of the Bull
Brian Rogers, Chairman of T. Rowe Price, tells Michael Santoli at the 2012 Barron's Roundtable conference that investors are sitting on a lot of money that earns very little in money-market funds, and are waiting for the right moment to reinvest it in stocks. The news on Wall Street is much better than the news in Washington and Europe, he says.
Bill Gates: Rich Should Pay More Taxes
The Microsoft founder and philanthropist discusses income inequality and says that the wealthiest Americans should pay a larger share of taxes than they do.
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