Today's CNBC MarketWrap

Today's top 5 stories on CNBC

1. Breaking News: Merrill Update: CNBC's Charlie Gasparino has the latest succession news and rumors in the Merrill Lynch executive shakeup.

2. CNBC Exclusive: Merrill's Past, Merrill's Future: Analysis of the next steps at Merrill Lynch, with Winthrop H. Smith, the son of one of Merrill's founders and CNBC's Maria Bartiromo.

3. To Cut or Not to Cut: As Wall Street braces for Wednesday's Fed decision on interest rates, the market has priced in another rate cut, with Tim Duy, Oregon Economic Forum director; Paul Kedrosky, TheStreet.com columnist; and CNBC's Rick Santelli.

4. Investing Like Buffett: Highlights and investment advice from Warren Buffett's trip to Asia, with CNBC's Becky Quick.

5. How High Can Oil Go? Keeping an eye on global tensions and oil prices, with Kevin Book, FBR Capital Markets sr. V.P. of energy policy; John Kilduff, MF Global sr. V.P.; Andrew Ross Sorkin, The New York Times; and CNBC's Sue Herera.

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Tech Check w/ Jim Goldman: Hulu- Why It Should Have Been Here Before Now CNBC reporter Jim Goldman blogs on Hulu-- the new joint venture between Fox and NBC to compete with Google's YouTube for online media content. Find out why Jim says the site is long overdue. . Click here to view posting.

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1. Wal-Mart v. Apple: The world's largest retailer may be the beneficiary of the bad blood between Apple's Steve Jobs and Universal Music chief Doug Morris. Universal no longer puts its music on iTunes following a falling out between Jobs and Morris over Apple's control over marketing music. Enter Wal-Mart: In a 5-month test, Universal will sell exclusive music downloads via musicdownloads.walmart.com. Margaret Brennan looks at the showdown, on the same day that the new Eagles album is released exclusively at Wal-Mart stores and online.

2. Under Armour Earnings: Darren Rovell is live in Annapolis, MD at the first Under Armour store, with an exclusive sneak peek on the day the company reports earnings. Darren also talks to UA CEO Kevin Plank on Power Lunch.

3. Shutterfly on Fire: Jim Goldman profiles the online photo storage company the day it reports earnings. Companies like Shutterfly are some of the few that can look at events like the California fires as profit-opportunities, but that's exactly what they become, when the biggest state in the country suddenly wants to make sure its photos are secure and insured from natural disasters.

4. Media Earnings: DreamWorks Animation reports earnings after the bell and it's expected to be a big quarter... ahead of the highly-anticipated Bee Season's theatrical release on Friday. Julia Boorstin will cover DreamWorks and also preview InterActiveCorp's earnings due out Wednesday morning.

5. Pimp My Ride: Phil LeBeau is live in Las Vegas at the SEMA Conference, which highlights after-market auto parts. What does it mean? All things to do with customizing cars... and increasingly prevalent industry trend. Phil speaks with everyone from Jay Leno to 50 Cent.

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