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Thursday, Apr. 03, 2008

1. Financial All-Stars on Capitol Hill: What lawmakers want to hear, with Charles Schumer, D-NY; Richard Shelby, R-AL; and Gov. Jon Corzine, D-NJ. 2. Jamie Dimon Exclusive: In an exclusive interview, Jamie Dimon, JPMorgan CEO shares his insight on the Bear Stearns merger, with CNBC's Maria Bartiromo. 3. Bear's Schwartz Addresses Committee: Alan Schwartz, Bear Stearns CEO, addresses the Senate Banking Committee on the Bear Stearns rescue. 4. Bernanke on JPMorgan-Bear Stearns: Federal Reserve Chairman Ben Bernanke testifies before the Senate Banking Committee on the Fed's involvement in the JPMorgan-Bear Stearns deal. 5. Chris Cox on JPMorgan-Bear Stearns: Testimony of Christopher Cox, Securities and Exchange Commission chairman, before the U.S. Senate Committee on Banking, Housing & Urban Affairs. Apple Becomes Top U.S. Music Retailer Some of us knew it was going to happen; it was just a matter of when. Over the last several Apple events, it seemed as if Steve Jobs would always throw a graphic up on the big screen behind him to show the progress iTunes had been making against traditional music retailers. Today, Apple finally lays claim to the top spot -- surpassing Wal-Mart Stores! Click here to view posting.

JOBS REPORT: The Labor Department releases the monthly jobs report at 830a ET. Hampton Pearson reports the breaking news from the Labor Department while Steve Liesman and Rick Santelli provide analysis. FEWER JOBS, HIGHER SALARIES: With just a month to go before the Class of 2008 enters the workforce, this flood of entry level workers and MBA grads face fewer job opportunities but higher salaries. Thirty percent of employers report to Monstertrak that they're still unsure of their hiring plans and 17% plan to hire fewer new grads. Which industries are hiring? What does this mean for the overall health of the head-hunting business? OJ LOSING ITS JUICE: While the commodity boom has reached a bump in the road, it's still a rosy ride for nearly every commodity over the past year. Well, except for orange juice. OJ futures have been the worst-performing food commodity out there. Jane Wells tells us why and what it means. YANKEES' BIG LEAGUE PRICES: Darren Rovell is live outside Yankee Stadium, the old one and the new one, to talk with the team's CFO. Darren talks about the team's finances and their plan to raise prices when they move across the street. Portfolio Watchlist Insider Trends Financial Glossary Stock Screeners Fund Screeners Earnings Screeners

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