Reward for New Energy

Eric Schmidt speaks at a Natural Resources Defense Council event held at Google NYC. The topic for the evening was "Partnership for the Earth: Strategies and Solutions for Energy Security. The speech was followed by a panel discussion featuring; Frances Beinecke, President of the Natural Resources Defense Council, Ralph Cavanaugh, co-director of NRDC's energy program and Dan Reicher, Director, Climate Change and Energy Initiatives at Google.org. This event took place on November 20, 2008.

Andy Bischel of SKBA Capital is eyeing bruised stocks with solid earnings growth potential. He talks about the prospects for Intel, Chesapeake Energy and Nasdaq. His firm runs the AHA Socially Responsible Equity Fund.

Artists: Keri Hilson

CEOs, including Carlos Ghosn, James Rogers and Paul Otellini, told attendees of the WSJ's CEO Council conference that going green and achieving energy independence will be more costly and painful than many Americans realize. (Nov. 18)

Barron's Bob O'Brien says that General Electric is experiencing rocky moments leading up to their Dec. 16 analyst meeting. GE has good intentions, but little good being done. (Nov. 19)

Sam Stovall, chief investment strategist at Standard & Poor's, explains why December may be a positive month for U.S. equities and why he recommends exposure to defensive sectors, such as consumer discretionary and health care. (Nov. 26)

Thomas Friedman believes clean energy technology is going to be the next global industry.

CEOs, including Carlos Ghosn, James Rogers and Paul Otellini, told attendees of the WSJ's CEO Council conference that going green and achieving energy independence will be more costly and painful than many Americans realize. (Nov. 18)

With Future Shortfalls in Oil Supplies, Just How Low Can Oil Prices Go? - Interview with American Petroleum Institute CEO Jack Gerard; Crude Oil Rises on Reported OPEC Supply Cut and Stimulus Packages

With just weeks to go before taking office, the economy is hurting and oil and gasoline prices are dropping, all presenting challenges for President-elect Obama's green energy proposals. Stacey Delo reports. (Part 1 in a series.) (Nov. 12)