Today's CNBC MarketWrap

Today's top 5 stories on CNBC

1. UAW on Strike: The UAW speaks out on its strike against General Motors.

2. Waiting for Halo: Video game fans are only a few hours away from getting their hands on the third installment of Halo and CNBC's Jim Goldman has the details. Dan Gallagher, MarketWatch, and Dan Hsu, Electronic Gaming Monthly, share their insight.

3. Housing Scorecard: An inside line on the housing sector, with Nouriel Roubini, RGEMonitor.com chairman; Paul Puryear, Raymond James director of real estate research and CNBC's Becky Quick.

4. Bush's Budget Flip-Flop: President Bush spoke today about the federal budget, and he had some tough words. CNBC's John Harwood takes a closer look.

5. Mad Money Shot:Jim Cramer shows how to dig for profits.

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Pharma's Market w/ Mike Huckman: "Cell" Turns Sirtris Into Serious Buy CNBC Pharmaceutical market correspondent Mike Huckman blogs on Sirtris Pharmaceutical and It's breakthrough discovery, highlighted in a recent edition of the Scientific research Journal "Cell" and the resulting rally that brought the stock price to new highs. Click here to view posting.

Tune in to CNBC tomorrow to watch the market unfold

1. Holiday Shopping - Gloom or Boom?: Margaret Brennan looks ahead to the holidays. While December 25 is still three months away, retailers are already in full swing and investors need to know what to expect. Margaret previews the holiday prospects.

2. Holiday Central Survey: For our latest poll, we ask top money managers, and economists about consumer spending trends this holiday season. Steve Liesman puts the results in context.

3. Can the Loonie Save Xmas: Weak dollar, strong Christmas? Brian Shactman is live in Niagara Falls where local businesses are already seeing the benefit of increased Canadian spending power. Will the trend help the bottom line?

4. Halo Morning After: Jim Goldman wraps up the midnight madness as Microsoft's blockbuster video game, Halo III, is released in stores.

5. The American Foreclosure Capital: Jane Wells is live all day Tuesday from Stockton, CA, the foreclosure capital of the world. Hard to believe, but speculators there are buying foreclosed houses hoping to flip them.

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