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Click here to view today's top stories on your mobile device. Thursday, Nov. 05, 2009     DOW 10005.96 203.82 +2.08%   NASDAQ 2105.32 49.80 +2.42%   S&P 1066.63 20.13 +1.92%     NEWS MARKETS EARNINGS INVESTING VIDEO CNBC TV SIGN IN     WHAT YOU SHOULD KNOW Obama Welcomes AARP, Doctors' Health Care Support Urged on by President Barack Obama, Democratic leaders in the U.S. House hustled Thursday to round up support for a sweeping health care overhaul headed to a close floor vote Saturday... »read more Starbucks Profit Beats Forecasts, Sending Shares Higher Starbucks reported a quarterly profit that outstripped analysts' forecasts, and it provided a bright earnings outlook that helped push its shares higher in extended trading... »read more CBS Beats Expectations on Improved Ad Market CBS reported earnings and revenue that beat analysts' expectations, sending its shares up in after-hours trading... »read more CNBC's Road To Recovery Coverage Continues on Squawk Box The highly awaited jobs report, will it hit 10%? As the numbers are released get instant analysis on what it means for the economy and 'The Road to Recovery!' »Squawk Box 6am ET - Where Business Turns First. TODAY'S TOP 5 VIDEOS 1. Hedge Fund Insider Trading Arrests  The US Attorney for the Southern District of NY, Preet Bharara, announces the filing of criminal charges against 14 attorneys and Wall Street professionals for insider trading. 2. Chambers: Earnings, Outlook  John Chambers, CEO of Cisco Systems, discusses the company's earnings and outlook. 3. Karmazin Gets Sirius  CNBC's David Faber discusses the road ahead for Sirius XM Radio with Mel Karmazin. 4. Droid Does, or Doesn't  The new Motorola Droid, offered by Verizon, is set to come out tomorrow, with David Pogue, New York Times tech columnist. 5. Stop Trading, Listen to Cramer!  Mad Money host Jim Cramer shares his stock picks with CNBC's Erin Burnett.       TODAY'S TOP BLOG   Teen Unemployment: Will Work for Jeans and T-Shirts Shares of teen apparel retailers are getting hit particularly hard Thursday in the wake of October same-store sales results. It's not surprising. This sector is facing some tough challenges. Teen unemployment has been at historically high levels. This means teens have less money to spend on jeans and T-shirts. »See All CNBC.com Blogs

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