Today's CNBC MarketWrap

Today's top 5 stories on CNBC.

1. NYSE Market Wrap: Bertha Coombs reports on a flat trading day and concerns over a potential recession, live from the NYSE.

2. CEO Exclusive: Countrywide CEO: Bank of America's stake in Countrywide Financial is the talk of Wall Street today. Countrywide CEO Angelo Mozilo sheds light on the investment, with CNBC's Maria Bartiromo.

3. Time To Bail Out Homeowners? Eyeing homeowners amidst this mortgage mess, with William Gross, PIMCO founder & CIO and CNBC's Erin Burnett.

4. Sex is a Gray Area: A new study shows prescription products to enhance sexuality are still a long way from reaching sales potential, reports CNBC's Mike Huckman.

5. Big hopes for New Honda Accord:Get your eyes and your wallets ready for the new Honda Accord, with CNBC's Phil LeBeau.

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Pharma's Market w/Mike Huckman: Dendreon's Provenge Backers Want Action: Marching on FDA CNBC's Mike Huckman blogs on the actions planned against the FDA by backers of the cancer drug Provenge. They want approval of Provenge and they want it now. Click here to view posting.

 

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1. Investing With Help From Your Friends: Lee Hawkins gets tips from two wildly different investment clubs. One is made up of millionaire entrepeneurs the other is a club of ordinary folk who gather at the local library.

2. Against the Tide: CNBC's newest feature documentary premieres Sunday, August 26, at 10p & 1a ET. Today's previews include Scott Wapner report on the triumphant return of the Saints and whether the corporate base in the city is strong enough to support an NFL team in the long run.

3. Mobile's Post-Katrina Boom: While New Orleans is still struggling to pick up the pieces after Katrina, Mobile, AL, is booming. The city has grown three-fold and seen an influx of major businesses. Mike Huckman looks at Mobile's rise.

4. Trigger Leads : Diana Olick looks at a developing trend: mortgage companies buy lists of mortgage applicants, then aggressively call the people with good credit trying to get them to take their offers. Are desperate lenders going too far?

5. Business.com: Brian Shactman looks at the story behind Business.com... a domain name that, when purchased during the dot-com boom, seemed to be a questionable investment. Fast forward to the present and it has turned mega profits for a few forward thinking entrepreneurs.

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