| Tuesday, July 01 |  | Rubin Says Global Economy Facing 'Extended Difficulties' - Bloomberg
July 1 -- Former U.S. Treasury Secretary Robert Rubin talks with Bloomberg's Flavia Rotondi in Rome about the outlook for the global economy, U.S. home loan defaults and the need for Asian countries to ease restrictions on their currencies. Record oil and food prices are fueling inflation and choking growth at a time when the fallout from the subprime mortgage market meltdown has already taken a toll on expansion. |  | The Bears Claw the Markets - CNBC
July 1 -- The second half has started and the bears are ready to pounce with Jeffrey Palma of UBS, Paul Sheard of Lehman Brothers and Andrew Ross Sorkin of the NY Times. |  | Broad Says Investors Are 'Better Off in Cash' Right Now - Bloomberg
July 1 -- Eli Broad, the philanthropist and founder of KB Home, talks with Bloomberg's Michael McKee in New York about the U.S. economy, his investment strategy and the outlook for the housing industry. Broad said the growing number of vacant U.S. homes, mortgage-related losses at banks and declining consumer confidence have convinced him that investors are "better off in cash" right now. |  | Recession or Not? - CNBC Kudlow & Company
June 30 -- Discussing whether we're in a recession with Steve Pearlstein, economics columnist at the Washington Post, Jerry Bowyer of Benchmark Media and CNBC's Larry Kudlow. |  | A Bearish Start To The Third Quarter - MarketWatch
July 1 -- UBS comes under pressure, while InBev's bid for Anheuser-Busch intensifies and Fortune Brands warns. Kelsey Hubbard reports. |  | Monday's Market Rebound Was Disappointing - MarketWatch
June 30 -- Stephen Massocca, Co-CEO of Pacific Growth Equities, says he's disappointed that Monday's rebound isn't stronger and that it's indicative of exactly how weak the market is. |  | Cramer: No Transparency, No Belief in Banks - TSC Cramer on Demand
July 1 -- Jim Cramer says the lack of bank transparency means he won't be buying any of the country's top banks. |  | Bove of Ladenburg Sees `No Reason' for Lehman to Be Sold - Bloomberg
July 1 -- Richard Bove, an analyst at Ladenburg Thalmann Co., talks with Bloomberg's Carol Massar and Erik Schatzker from Tampa, Florida, about speculation yesterday that Lehman Brothers Holdings Inc. will be sold and the outlook for Merrill Lynch & Co. to sell a stake in Bloomberg LP, parent of Bloomberg News. | | |
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