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Thomas Hoenig on Jobs and RatesFri, 05 Feb 2010 15:54:00 EST - NBR anchor Susie Gharib interviewed Thomas Hoenig, President of the Federal Reserve Bank of Kansas City, earlier today. Susie asked Hoenig what it will take to generate strong job growth. Hoenig also talked about the timetable for raising interest rates and the keys to financial regulation. An edited version of the interview airs in tonight\'s program. You can watch the complete interview here.
STREET CRITIQUE - Hilary KramerWed, 03 Feb 2010 18:33:00 EST - STREET CRITIQUE brings you more analysis of Wall Street trends. Join NBR\'s Tom Hudson as he interviews leading market strategists and financial experts about market movements and forecasts. On Wednesday, February 3rd, Hilary Kramer of A&G Capital Research is Tom\'s guest.
Toyota\'s Jim Lentz on RecallMon, 01 Feb 2010 17:37:00 EST - Toyota has issued a massive recall on about 2.5 million of its vehicles. Today, the company announced a fix for the issue that cause the recall -- a sticky gas pedal. NBR\'s Susie Gharib talked with Toyota\'s President of U.S. Sales, Jim Lentz, today and asked him if the fix would work and how he thinks his firm has performed during this crisis. If you missed the interview in tonight\'s program, you can watch it here. You can also learn more about the recall.
Media Industry InsightFri, 29 Jan 2010 16:27:00 EST - In tonight\'s program, NBR\'s Tom Hudson gets some analysis of the media business from Michael Kupinski, Director of Research at Noble Financial. You can watch an extended version of Tom\'s interview with Kupinski here. The interview includes some of Kupinski\'s media stock picks.
Japan\'s Deflation ProblemTue, 26 Jan 2010 17:32:00 EST - Thanks to declining demand, Japan\'s economy is facing a deflation problem. As Correspondent Lucy Craft explains in tonight\'s report, deflation is a more difficult problem for central bankers to tackle than inflation. And, if Japan doesn\'t figure out its deflation problem soon, it could face a double-dip recession. Learn more about Japan and deflation here.
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