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Thursday, Dec. 27, 2007

1. Markets React to Bhutto Death: Global political concerns rattle the markets after Pakistani opposition leader Benazir Bhutto is killed today, with CNBC's Sri Jegarajah. 2. Goldman on Writedowns: Goldman Sachs raises writedown estimates for Citi, Merrill and JP Morgan, reports CNBC's David Faber. 3. Pain on Wall Street: CNBC's Charlie Gasparino has more details about a wave of possible job cuts on Wall Street, specifically at Citi and Merrill. 4. Apple: Love It or Leave It? Discussing whether you should buy or sell Apple in 2008, with Peter Cohan, of Peter S. Cohan & Associates and CNBC's Erin Burnett. 5. Post-Christmas Winners & Losers: About 20% of Americans plan to go shopping today, according to a new survey, but that's not necessarily good news for all retailers. CNBC's Margaret Brennan takes a look at post-Christmas winners and losers.

Will it or Won't It? Apple Teeters at $200 Let the rally begin for Apple. Again! The company's stock crossed $200 per share Wednesday, but settled back. On Thursday, Apple blew through $200 with a lot more conviction. Will it finally close above the key plateau? Click here to view posting.

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