Today's CNBC MarketWrap

Today's top 5 stories on CNBC

1. Amazon Earnings Reaction: Amazon.com is reporting earnings per share of 19 cents, and CNBC's Jim Goldman and Patti Freeman Evans, retail analyst at Jupiter Research, share their reaction.

2. Surviving the Subprime Fallout: Raymond James, the largest remaining independent brokerage in the nation, reported earnings of 53 cents a share, two cents ahead of estimates. Thomas James, CEO of Raymond James Financial, discusses the numbers.

3. Schwarzenegger on Fires: CA Governor Arnold Schwarzenegger says the wildfires are spreading because of extraordinary winds, with CNBC's Scott Cohn.

4. Ameritrade Profit: The online brokerage firm reports Q4 results, with Joe Moglia, TD Ameritrade CEO, and CNBC's Erin Burnett.

5. A Positive Outlook on the Markets: A look at where you should be putting your money, with Steven Neimeth, SunAmerica Value Fund portfolio manager, and CNBC's Mark Haines.

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Pharma's Market w/ Mike Huckman: Dendreon's Provenge Trial--Big Step On Bumpy Road CNBC reporter Mike Huckman blogs on the latest developments for reader favorite, Dendreon, and the ongoing struggle to get its prostate cancer drug, Provenge, approved by the FDA. Click here to view posting.

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1. California on Fire: Fires throughout the state continue to spread, threatening countless homes and businesses, displacing thousands and doing untold harm to the economy. Scott Cohn report the latest from the San Diego area. Jane Wells catches up with an insurance adjuster to take a look at the impact going forward.

2. Boeing Earnings: The jet-making giant reports earnings before-the-bell Wednesday. After a few years of dominating its rival Airbus, concerns are growing around the company's 787 Dreamliner. All eyes will be on updates regarding the status of the company's great hope. Phil LeBeau reports.

3. Can Google Go Higher?: Jim Goldman looks for answers at Google's annual analysts day in Mountain View, CA..

4. Forecasting Online Sales: Margaret Brennan gets the latest holiday season predictions from shop.org. Will web retailers continue to grow their sales by leaps and bounds?

5. Cablevision Vote: Shareholders vote today on New York's Dolan family proposal to take Cablevision Systems private. Two influential firms are opposed to the $10.6 billion proposal. Lee Hawkins is live in Bethpage, NY in the wake of the Isiah Thomas court circus to look at whether the Dolan's deal will ultimately get approved.

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