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Today's top 5 stories on CNBC

1. Robertson Calls for Recession: Legendary investor Julian Robertson shares his thoughts on a future recession, with CNBC's Erin Burnett.

2. What's Behind the Selloff: After the close, CNBC's David Faber, Erin Burnett, Matt Nesto and Bill Griffeths discuss what's behind today's 366-point market drop on the 20th anniversary of Black Monday.

3. Bob Doll on the Markets: BlackRock's Bob Doll discusses the drop in the markets, with CNBC's Becky Quick.

4. Boone Pickens on Oil: Boone Pickens discusses surging oil prices, with CNBC's Melissa Francis.

5. Vanguard's Founding Father: A look at domestic funds, with John Bogle, Vanguard Group founder/former CEO and CNBC's Sue Herera

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	Robertson Calls for Recession
	Legendary investor Julian Robertson shares his thoughts on a future recession, with CNBC's Erin Burnett.

Funny Business w/ Jane Wells: The Dixie Chicks, Eagles and That L.A. Traffic CNBC Reporter Jane Wells Blogs on how two famous signing acts can't keep the audience in their seats--not when there's traffic to beat. It's Jane's unique take on the LA scene. Click here to view posting.

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1. Apple Earnings: Apple reports earnings after the bell on Monday. With the first full quarter of iPhone sales, can the Silicon Valley star continue to fly high? Jim Goldman reports.

2. HMO Review: A number of HMOs announce quarterly results this upcoming. Bertha Coombs offers an earnings preview. HMO shares have done pretty well, despite all the political rhetoric around health care and the uncertainty for insurers.

3. Much Ado About Stents: Mike Huckman reports live from TCT 2007, the world's largest gathering of interventional cardiologists: the medical rock stars who put in stents. There are plenty of stock subplots: Johnson & Johnson's drug-coated stent sales are down and the company is laying off workers, Boston Scientific is also reporting lower drug-coated stent sales, and Medtronic and Abbott are likely to enter the drug-coated stent market late this year and/or early next.

4. Who's Watching Watching the World Series? With the Red Sox on the brink of elimination, the prospect of an Indians-Rockies could be an advertiser's worst nightmare. How much will Fox feel the pain?

5. Washington Week-Ahead: John looks at the buzz on the Hill and the upcoming Washington agenda and wraps up the winners and losers from Sunday night's Republican Debate.

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Today's CNBC MarketWrap

Today's top 5 stories on CNBC

1. Yankee Shakeup: Joe Torre is out as the Yankee's manager, with Vince Genarro, "Diamond Dollars" author, and CNBC's Darren Rovell.

2. Google Earnings: An analysis of search giant Google's earnings, with CNBC's Jim Goldman, and Mark Mowrey, Al Frank Asset Mgmt. Sr. Analyst.

3. Fannie Mae CEO: Eyeing the credit market, with Daniel Mudd, Fannie Mae president & CEO, and CNBC's Erin Burnett.

4. Southwest Results: Inside the earnings, with Gary Kelly, Southwest Airlines CEO and CNBC's Becky Quick.

5. Stryker Earnings: Inside the Q3 results, with Steve MacMillan, Stryker CEO and CNBC's Joe Kernen.

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Behind The Wheel w/ Phil LeBeau: Chrysler-At Last, A Car Maker Doing The Right Thing CNBC auto industry reporter Phil LeBeau Blogs on Chrysler's decision to drop production of low-selling vehicles, something he says other American car makers should think about too. Click here to view posting.

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1. Still Golden at the Arches: McDonalds stock has been booming. And with their before-the-bell earnings report, Phil LeBeau looks at why things are still cooking at the quintessential fast-food giant.

2. Google Does it Again: Jim Goldman digs into the Street's reaction to Google's surprisingly strong earnings.

3. How Prince Got in This Mess: Melissa Lee traces Chuck Prince's tenure atop Citi. Handed a load of problems from Sandy Weill, Prince's Citi has stumbled on numerous fronts... with many only asking: how's he still in charge?

4. Oil Inflation: In addition to her regular oil hits, Sharon Epperson breaks down data from economy.com comparing 1980 inflation adjusted oil prices to housing costs, retail gasoline, salaries, etc in the 1980s. Bottom line: oil's not nearly as bad now as it was then.

5. The Other Oil Boom: Jane Wells is live from an olive grove overlooking the pacific palisades. The US olive oil industry is growing 25% a year.

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