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Today's top 5 stories on CNBC

1. Outlook for Oil Prices: Outlook for Oil Prices With oil above $85 a barrel, a look at how much higher it can go, with John Kilduff, energy analyst at MF Global, and CNBC's Bill Griffeth.

2. Mad Money Shot: The Mad Money man rants about Citi's Chuck Prince

3. Mel Karmazin Exclusive: Mel Karmazin, president & CEO of Sirius, discusses the challenges of satellite radio with CNBC's David Faber.

4. Greenspan on the Economy: Odds of a U.S. recession are still less than half, according to former Fed chairman Alan Greenspan. He shares his insight with CNBC's Maria Bartiromo.

5. Virgin's Money Venture: Virgin Group is getting into the loan business in the U.S., and Sir Richard Branson, chairman & founder of Virgin Group, and Asheesh Advani, CEO of Virgin.

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Pharma's Market w/Mike Huckman: Alzheimer's Blood Test: Would You Take It? CNBC's Mike Huckman blogs on a possible blood test for early detection of Alzheimer's disease. This begs the question and Mike asks, would you take the test and want to know if you have Alzheimer's? Click here to view posting.

Tune in to CNBC tomorrow to watch the market unfold

1. How Consumers Spend: Margaret Brennan pulls the highlights from the National Retail Federation's new survey on how much consumers will spend on holiday gifts, where, and when they will shop.

2. JNJ Earnings: Mike Huckman follows Johnson & Johnson's before-the-bell earnings release.

3. Tech Earnings: The flood of tech earnings begins after the bell today when Yahoo, IBM and Intel all report quarterly results. Jim Goldman will isolate the key findings.

4. Malibu Marketing Blitz: Chevy is launching a huge marketing blitz for its new Malibu, making it the biggest ad spend on ANY vehicle it's rolling out this year. Plain and simple, a successful Malibu is GM's ticket back into the game of car sales. Can they make it happen?

5. Bernanke Morning After: Steve Liesman wraps the key bites and headlines from Federal Reserve Chairman Ben Bernanke speech on the economy Monday night.

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