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CNBC - DAVOS : Secretary of State Condoleezza Rice and Eli Lilly CEO Sidney Taurel are just two of the big hitters we'll interview in our continuing coverage of the World Economic Forum. Maria Bartiromo anchors Closing Bell, Becky Quick anchors Squawk Box, and Dennis Kneale will be live on-site.
| FORD RESULTS: Ford is just one of the American motor companies that struggled through 2007 as foreign competition mounted, consumers tightened their purse strings, and credit got crunched. Ford has been closing plants and laying off workers as it works through a restructuring plan with the goal of returning to profitability by 2009. Will the fourth quarter earnings show signs of the road back to profitability? Phil LeBeau has a First-on-CNBC interview with Ford CEO Alan Mulally during Power Lunch.
| TECH EARNINGS: After a period of strength, tech stocks have lost some traction in the market. Three major tech companies report earnings Thursday: AT&T and Nokia report earnings before the bell, Microsoft reports after the bell. Will the earnings releases lift stock prices? Jim Goldman reports.
| EXISTING HOME SALES: Diana Olick breaks the 10a ET National Association of Realtors' existing homes sales data and follows the markets' reaction.
| OUT ON THE CAMPAIGN TRAIL/GOP DEBATE: John Harwood is live in Florida where Republicans are campaigning away, ahead of the last major primary (on that side of aisle) before Tsunami Tuesday. Meanwhile, Dems are splitting their attention between Florida and South Carolina, where Obama's seemingly insurmountable lead isn't keep the sparks from flying.
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