Money for Breakfast! Fox Business Network Debuts Today
Alexis Glick and Kevin Magee, Executive Vice President, FOX News, will be ringing NASDAQ's opening bell at 9:20 AM in celebration. (Watch it here. Scroll down.) Here's the inaugural schedule for ease of enjoyment:
8:00 AM: Money for Breakfast — Wealth, success and happiness … satisfy your hunger!
9:00 AM: Money for Breakfast — Wealth, success and happiness … satisfy your hunger!
10: 00 AM - 4: 00 PM: The market's every move, and how it affects your bottom line! Monday
5:00 PM: Happy Hour — Deals don't always get done at the office, so we're taking you outside work to get the inside story!
6:00 PM: Cavuto — Trusted, experienced and straight shooting ... it’s the number one name in business. Tonight: An exclusive interview with GOP presidential hopeful Mitt Romney.
7:00 PM: America’s Nightly Scoreboard — The winners, the losers ... we're keeping tabs on sports, stocks, box office blowouts and more! Tonight: Richard Branson on his new business venture.
8:00 PM: The Dave Ramsey Show on Fox Business Network — Where cash is king! Monday
9:00 PM: Cavuto — Trusted, experienced and straight shooting ... it’s the number one name in business. Tonight: An exclusive interview with GOP presidential hopeful Mitt Romney.
10:00 PM: America’s Nightly Scoreboard — The winners, the losers ... we're keeping tabs on sports, stocks, box office blowouts and more! Tonight: Richard Branson on his new business venture.
11:00 PM: Happy Hour — Deals don't always get done at the office, so we're taking you outside work to get the inside story!
Would like to watch you, but I watch CNBC instead because you don't show:
1) Asian Markets
2)Market Fair Value
3)10 Year Rates
I am a senior citizen. I have listened to the oil demand bull#$@! for years. The recent oil price runaway and the current oil price drop tells me exactly what I knew was happening. Oil speculation and oil trading is what drove the price of oil up. Not shortage or demand.
I am fully aware that we must change our energy strategy in the U.S. but the price of gas has increased by artificial means.
I have noticed you have not talked about any of this since the credit crisis. WHY NOT?
Sincerely,
John Tatum
Houston, TX