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Terry Keenan joined FOX News Channel as anchor of "Cashin' In" and business correspondent. Prior to joining FNC, Keenan served as an anchor and senior correspondent for CNN Business News analyzing Wall Street and the markets. She served as anchor for "Moneyline Weekend Edition" with Terry Keenan and the first hour of CNNfn's "Street Sweep." She also appeared as a correspondent for "Moneyline." Keenan originally joined CNN Business News in 1986, serving in various capacities. She began as a producer for Moneyline before becoming an on-air correspondent. From 1995-98, Keenan left CNN and served as an anchor at CNBC. In 1998, she returned to CNN Business News.
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From BusinessWhen a topless painting of the late “Golden Girl” Bea Arthur and the Dow Jones industrial average sell at record prices on the same day, one doesn’t need to don a pair of Google glasses to realize that the bubble is... May 19, 2013
From BusinessSo now we know. Bloomberg LP, the company founded by and named after our Mayor Mike, basically has a nanny-cam on every significant trading desk in the world. And these traders are ripping mad. Exclusive reporting by... May 12, 2013
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From BusinessFed Chief Ben Bernanke must be pleased as punch that this is likely to be his last spring at the helm of the Federal Reserve. That’s because for five years now, an auspicious start to the new year has turned ugly by the... April 21, 2013
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From BusinessBeware the Ides of March. That admonition must have special resonance for one Jamie Dimon, who is only the world’s most important private banker and chief executive of America’s largest bank, JPMorgan Chase. Five years... March 17, 2013
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