Today's CNBC MarketWrap

Today's top 5 stories on CNBC

1. Donny Reacts to Coulter: Discussing Ann Coulter's anti-Semetic remarks, with CNBC's Donny Deutsch.

2. Green Houses are Hot: Green building is the number one growth sector of the building industry, reports CNBC's Diana Olick in today's Realty Check segment.

3. Citi Shuffles the Deck: Updates on the Citi management shake-up and the SAC sexual harassment lawsuit, with CNBC's Charlie Gasparino.

4. Oracle Bids for BEA: Insight on the deal, with Carl Icahn, billionaire investor and CNBC's Dylan Ratigan.

5. Safely Driving Profits : Insight on insurance and innovation, with Paula Reynolds, Safeco CEO and CNBC's Bill Griffeth.

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Clip of the week:

	Ann Coulter Explains
	Ann Coulter explains her comments about Jews to CNBC host Donny Deutsch.

Media Money w/ Julia Boorstin: Madonna Jumps Ship For Musical Sea Change. CNBC reporter Julia Boorstin Blogs on Madonna's new career choices and how it may be a signal for where the new music industry revolution is heading. Click here to view posting.

Tune in to CNBC Monday to watch the market unfold

1. Wealth in America: CNBC reports the results from our latest exclusive Wealth in America Report, a representative sample of what America thinks about the economy, the markets and some hot button issues. Steve Liesman breaks the results on Squawk Box and follows up with hits on a variety of subjects throughout the day.

2. Citi Earnings: Mary Thompson follows Citi's before-the-bell earnings and 830a ET conference call. With a whirlwind of moves at the top and questions over Prince's future, what's next and what is the company saying?

3. Mattel & Concerns Over Chinese Products: Jane Wells is live in El Segundo, CA at Mattel's Corporate HQ where the company reports earnings before the bell. She wraps the numbers into the bigger story of concerns over Chinese products, with fresh data from CNBC's Wealth in America survey.

4. Black Monday: Maria Bartiromo previews a special hour commemorating the 20th anniversary of Black Monday. It will premiere at 9p and 12a ET Monday night.

5. Nielsen's New Ratings: On Monday, Nielsen launches Nielsen Online and Nielsen Mobile -- new services to measure Internet and mobile activity including online audiences, advertising, video, blogs, commerce, and consumer behavior. Additionally, we'll get the first Nielsen commercial ratings for the fall TV season, with billions of dollars of ad sales hinging on these ratings are at stake. Julia Boorstin has a "FIRST ON CNBC" interview with Susan Whiting, head of Nielsen Media Research, and looks at who will win and lose in the changing advertising world.

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