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Friday, Sep. 05, 2008

1. John McCain Accepts Nomination 2. The Brady-Moss Connection 3. Buy the Bear 4. Stop Trading, Listen to Cramer! 5. Maria's Market Message Foreclosures: Why California, Florida Matter To Rest Of Country New foreclosures numbers are bad, particularly in two major states. Why they matter to the whole country. Click here to read more.

VIDEO OF THE WEEK Where's the Bull, with Bill Gross : Where's the bull market? Bill Gross, CIO of Pimco, and Mad Money's Jim Cramer weigh in.

SNOW'S FINANCIAL SUMMIT: Former Treasury Secretary John Snow holds a two-day summit in Charlottesville, VA, rounding up numerous global finance ministers past and present to talk about the most pressing issues facing the global economy. Steve Liesman and Michelle Caruso-Cabrera are on-site, talking with the world's top finance minds, and reporting on the buzz topics. TO STRIKE OR NOT TO STRIKE: By Monday, we will know if the Machinists' Union has gone on strike or has a new contract. Either way, Boeing shareholders should see the impact. Phil LeBeau reports on the outlook for Boeing. FORECLOSURE CAPITAL OF AMERICA: Jane Wells is live from the foreclosure capital of the United States: Stockton, CA. On the heels of this Saturday's House Financial Services Field Hearing in Stockton, Jane looks at the state of the nationwide housing market. A year ago we went to Stockton when it became the foreclosure capital of America. Then, 1 in 27 homes was in foreclosure. Now, it's 1 in 25. But sales are picking up. Is the worst over for Stockton? Is this California town an indicator of national housing health? VALUE NOT VOLUME: Fashion Icon and high-end designer Carolina Herrera talks about how to merchandise during an economic slowdown and how the modern consumer is shopping right now. On the day that Herrera sends her latest collection down the catwalk in New York, she also gives her views on sprucing up the presidential wardrobe. Portfolio Watchlist Insider Trends Financial Glossary Stock Screeners Fund Screeners Earnings Screeners

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CNBC.com's News Now: Lessons from Bear Stearns

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Thursday, Sep. 04, 2008

1. Where's the Bull, with Bill Gross 2. Republican Convention Recap 3. Lessons from Bear Stearns 4. Stop Trading, Listen to Cramer! 5. Maria's Market Message Farmers Getting "Too" Rich? There's no arguing that for most farmers, it's been a good year. How good? Total farm assets are expected to rise nearly 7 percent to $2.4 trillion dollars. Click here to read more.

JOBS REPORT: The Labor Department releases the monthly jobs report. Hampton Pearson reports the breaking news from the Labor Department and Steve Liesman and Rick Santelli provide analysis. DELINQUENT AMERICA: At 10a ET, Diana Olick breaks the headlines and numbers from the Mortgage Bankers Associations' quarterly delinquency report. It is one of the most-watched gauges of where we are in the recovery from the credit crisis. MCCAIN'S BIG NIGHT: John McCain wrapped up the Republican National Convention with his acceptance speech Thursday night. John Harwood wraps up the final night's highlights. BILLIONS FOR BOOMERS: Hampton Pearson is live at the Washington Convention Center, attending the HUGE AARP annual convention which is also celebrating AARP's 50 anniversary. AARP is a $7 billion a year business. This event is big: Natalie Cole, Chicago and Paul Simon. There's even an entire new sector that has coined a new name "Nana Technology" -- encompassing all technology that improves the quality of life for older adults - (All technologies and businesses that help your 'Nana'). GOOGLE TURNS 10: This weekend, Google celebrates its tenth birthday... and what a ten years it's been. Jim Goldman talks to employee #1 Craig Silverstein, along with Susan Wojciki, the Senior Vice President of Development, employee #7. It's a look back at their ten years and what the next next have in store. Portfolio Watchlist Insider Trends Financial Glossary Stock Screeners Fund Screeners Earnings Screeners

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