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Tuesday, Mar. 25, 2008

1. Beyond the 18th Hole: Golfer and entrepreneur Tiger Woods discusses his game and his money, with CNBC's Scott Wapner. 2. Boone Pickens' Oil Outlook: Insight on oil prices and OPEC, with Boone Pickens, BP Capital CEO, and CNBC's Melissa Francis. 3. Peak Oil Response: Responding to Shell CEO's comment on peak oil, with Matthew Simmons, Simmons & Co. international chairman, and CNBC's Becky Quick. 4. Bear Stearns Latest: A new deal for Bear Stearns is in place, with Andrew Ross Sorkin, The New York Times; Jason Trennert, Strategas Research; and CNBC's Steve Liesman. 5. Stop Trading, Listen to Cramer! Mad Money's Jim Cramer shares his stock picks with CNBC's Erin Burnett. Tennessee Gov. Bredesen: His Solution For Clinton, Obama Race Many Democrats are increasingly worried over the ongoing primary battle between Hillary Clinton and Barack Obama. But as John Harwood blogs, the Democratic governor from Tennessee has a an idea that could end the fighting. Click here to view posting.

NEW HOME SALES: The Commerce Department releases New Home Sales data at 10a ET and Diana Olick parses the numbers. Existing home sales felt a surprise bump to the upside on Monday, will new home sales feel a lift as well? ECON DATA / FEDSPEAK: Steve Liesman reports the data as durable goods numbers are released at 830a ET and monitors the headlines from Chicago Federal Reserve Bank President Charles Evans and Dallas Federal Reserve Bank President Richard Fisher's speeches in New York and Waco, TX. SPACE RACE: As Nasa gets ready to retire a Mars Rover because of cutbacks, the private sector space race hits a new plateau Wednesday with the unveiling of Xcor's suborbital craft. Xcor isn't bankrolled by any billionaire but by a variety of smaller investors. Lynx is Xcor's newest spacecraft set to fly. It's expected to take off within two years with flights "several times a day" at "affordable rates". It even has the blessing of the U.S. Air Force. Jane Wells checks out the newest frontier in space tourism and predictions that it will turn into $500 million dollar industry. TARGETED TV ADS: Politicians spend billions on regional political campaigns annually. Now SpotRunner is making it easier than ever to launch targeted TV Campaigns...on the cheap. On Wednesday the ad company will announce its new system and low prices. Candidates can customize a range of ads, ensuring that no one else in the cable zone will have the same look, and then place the ad in targeted areas based on census information and voting history. Julia Boorstin reports. TOP TEN JERSEYS: This year marks the tenth anniversary for the NBA Store in New York City and Darren Rovell is live as the ten best-selling jerseys over the last decade are revealed on CNBC. Portfolio Watchlist Insider Trends Financial Glossary Stock Screeners Fund Screeners Earnings Screeners

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