CNBC.com's News Now: Video of the Week!

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Friday, Jul. 11, 2008

1. Fannie & Freddie Government Takeover? 2. Chat with AT&T on iPhone 3. Waiting for Google's Phone 4. Maria's Market Message 5. Stop Trading, Listen to Cramer!

VIDEO OF THE WEEK Pickens' Energy Plan: Unveiling a plan to cut down energy consumption in the U.S, with Boone Pickens, BP Capital CEO.   Portfolio Watchlist Insider Trends Financial Glossary Stock Screeners Fund Screeners Earnings Screeners  The World's Most Expensive House: A Whopping $500 Million! Home prices are falling, people are getting foreclosed on. But there's a house in France that's just been sold for the most expensive price ever. Jane blogs on a home called La Leopolda. Click here to read more.

FANNIE AND FREDDIE ON THE BRINK: Shares of Freddie Mac Fannie Mae tumbled and then recovered Friday as Wall Street continues to worry about the health of the mortgage companies and the potential for a government takeover. CNBC continues its full coverage of the latest developments. ANHEUSER TAKEOVER: A deal is expected this weekend in the much-ballyhooed takeover battle between Belgian brew giant InBev and their target, American brewer Anheuser-Busch. The Beligian company raised thei offer by $5 a share to $70 in an effort to seal the deal. David Faber reports the ins and outs and Scott Cohn is live in St. Louis, where a national and local icon is in danger of losing its independence. HOW TO TRADE GENENTECH EARNINGS: Genentech's total revenue and earnings are just a small and relatively unimportant part of what investors will be watching when the bellwether biotech releases quarterly results on Monday. Mike Huckman explains what investors will really be focusing on. ECON WEEK-AHEAD: Steve Liesman looks at a big week of econorama, as Ben Bernanke takes to Capitol Hill Tuesday and Wednesday for his semiannual Congressional testimony on the economic outlook. Additionally, key indicators like CPI will weigh heavily on a market begging for good news.

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CNBC.com's News Now: GM's Wagoner on Stock's Plunge

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Thursday, Jul. 10, 2008

1. Revamping U.S. Financial System 2. PIMCO's Gross Denies Lehman Rumors 3. Stop Trading, Listen to Cramer! 4. GM's Wagoner on Stock's Plunge 5. CNBC 101: New Energy ETFs

Portfolio Watchlist Insider Trends Financial Glossary Stock Screeners Fund Screeners Earnings Screeners  GM's CEO Wagoner: No More Brand Cuts Planned The message from General Motors chairman and CEO was clear and direct: The company has no plans to cut anymore of its brands. I asked Wagoner about cutting the brands when I caught up with him after a speech here in Dallas... Click here to read more.

GE EARNINGS: General Electric, parent company of CNBC, reports earnings before-the-bell and holds an 830a ET conference call. Scott Cohn follows the news as the conglomerate hopes to bounce back from last quarter's miss. THE IPHONE RELEASED: At 800a ET, Apple-crazy Americans finally get their hands on the second-generation iPhone, the new hoping-to-be-business-friendly iPhone. Brian Shactman is live in New York City's meatpacking district talking shoppers. ALL THE PRESIDENT'S MEN: As President Bush meets with his econ team in the 1000a ET hour, John Harwood wraps up the highlights and comments on the administration's latest efforts and policies geared towards getting the economy on the right track. FOLLOW THE MONEY/ON THE MOVE/REAL-TIME FLASH: Matt Nesto follows the winners and losers in the market, breaking down the biggest stock and sector stories of the day.

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