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Click here to view today's top stories on your mobile device. Thursday, Jul. 30, 2009     DOW 9154.46 83.74 +0.92%   NASDAQ 1984.3 16.54 +0.84%   S&P 986.75 11.60 +1.19%     NEWS MARKETS EARNINGS INVESTING VIDEO CNBC TV SIGN IN     WHAT YOU SHOULD KNOW Dow Logs Highest Close Since November Stocks rallied Thursday, logging the highest close since November, despite a late-afternoon pullback.... »read more Job Losses Appear to Peak, But When Will Hiring Start? After a year and a half of declining payrolls, economists are more certain there will be modest job creation than either a "jobless recovery" or an outright jobs boom. ... »read more Disney Profit Tops Forecasts, but Revenue Falls Short Walt Disney reported lower quarterly earnings that topped analysts' forecasts, but the company's shares declined in extended trading as its revenue missed predictions.... »read more CONNECT WITH CNBC Join CNBC's official online communities today! Get today's business news headlines, guest alerts, top videos and see what other CNBC'rs are Squawking about. »Become a CNBC fan on Facebook »Follow CNBC on Twitter TODAY'S TOP 5 VIDEOS 1. Treasury Auction Surpisingly Good   CNBC's Steve Liesman and Steve Grasso, of Stuart Frankel, parse the Treasury auction results. 2. Barney Boosts Business   House Financial Services Committee Chairman Barney Frank and another congressman outlined an agreement with possible derivatives regulation, reports CNBC's Hampton Pearson. 3. Recession: Game Over?   The market is surging on hope and better-than-expected earnings from Visa and Mastercard, with David Long, William Blair; James Bianco, Bianco Reseach; Peter Costa; Empire Executions; and CNBC's Erin Burnett. 4. Crying In Their Beer  President Obama's beverage of choice at today's "beer summit" with Harvard professor Henry Louis Gates and police sergeant James Crowley is causing some controversy. Jim Koch, president of the Boston Beer Company, which brews Samuel Adams, sounds off on the issue 5. Stop Trading, Listen to Cramer!   Mad Money host Jim Cramer shares his stock picks with CNBC's Erin Burnett.       TODAY'S TOP BLOG   Do Mortgage Firms Really Benefit From Foreclosures? An article in the New York Times today, suggesting that loan servicers would rather collect hefty fees on loans in delinquency and foreclosure than modify those loans, set off a bit of a firestorm in the community that oversees all those modifications. Folks at the Mortgage Bankers Association, who only yesterday had been defending servicers who were hauled before the Treasury Dept for a little kick in the you know where, expressed some disbelief. »See All CNBC.com Blogs

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