Stocks to Watch: Live Nation, Altria and More …

Here’s why you should keep a close eye on these six stocks.

Will Toyota Brand Wind Up #3 in the U.S.?

Two thirds of the way through the year, the Toyota brand finds itself in an unusual spot in the U.S. It’s #3 behind Chevy and Ford

What’s On: Utilities, Tech and Transports

See what’s happening, who’s talking and what will be making headlines on Tuesday’s Squawk on the Street.

Transocean Bullied North Sea Staff: UK Authorities

Britain’s Health and Safety Executive (HSE) has compiled a report on Transocean, the company that drilled BP’s blown out Gulf of Mexico well, that includes allegations the company bullied staff to deter them from reporting safety concerns.

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Gold Rises Toward $1,260 as Risk Aversion Prevails

Gold erased early losses to rise to its highest since late June on Tuesday as investors returning from the U.S. Labor Day holiday bought the metal as a haven amid concerns over the health of the European banking system.

Oil Extends Drop as Dollar Gains, Eyes Storms

Oil extended losses on Tuesday as the dollar strengthened and Tropical Storm Hermine showed no signs of disrupting crude or refining output around the Gulf of Mexico.

Pros & Cons of Obama’s Plan

Obama’s plan to rehabilitate the nation’s infrastructure is a move in the right direction but a lot of question marks still remain, says Shane Oliver, head of investment strategy & chief economist at AMP Capital Investors. He tells CNBC’s Martin Soong, Karen Tso & Sri Jegarajah why.

Oil Slips To $74 on US Glut, End of Driving Season

Oil fell for a second straight session on Monday as the end of the driving season in the United States and record petroleum stockpiles there exacerbated doubts that supplies would drain even with tepid economic growth.

New Zealand Earthquake 2010

In the aftermath of the explosion of the Deepwater Horizon platform, which is now estimated to be leaking 5,000 barrels of crude each day, many fear the worst environmental and economic impact. But how does this spill stack up to the biggest oil disasters in history?