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Monday, Mar. 10, 2008

1. NY Governor Eliot Spitzer Apologizes: New York Governor Eliot Spitzer apologizes to his family and to the public. His apology comes shortly after news reports linked him to a prostitution ring. 2. Focusing on LEH & BSC: Addressing big news from two big Wall Street players: Lehman Brothers and Bear Stearns, wth CNBC's David Faber. 3. Stop Trading, Listen to Cramer! Mad Money host Jim Cramer shares his insight on his friend Eliot Spitzer and offers stock picks with CNBC's Erin Burnett. 4. Equities Roundtable: More insight on the economy, with Hank Greenberg, CV Starr & Co. chairman/CEO; Wilbur Ross, Jr., WL Ross & Co. chairman/CEO; Doug Dachille, First Principles Capital Management and CNBC's Carl Quintanilla. 5. Gold & Oil Panel: Discussing metals as well as oil's impact on the economy, with Richard Adkerson, Freeport McMoran Copper & Gold CEO; Hank Greenberg, CV Starr & Co. chairman & CEO and Wilbur Ross, Jr., WL Ross & Co. chairman. Buy, Sell Or Hold? Some Tips For Current Housing Market Home prices continue to fall and foreclosed properties flood the marketplace and a lot of folks are wondering if now is the time to get in on the good deals. Diana Olick blogs with her tips on what to do whether it's time to buy, sell or hold. Click here to view posting.

CLIENT-9'S SHAME/REACTION ON THE STREET: The ripples were felt far and wide with the revelation that Eliot Spitzer's involvement with the Emperors Club prostitution ring. But, those developments were perhaps most keenly watched Wall Street, where Eliot Spitzer made a career out of destroying others'. Now, the stunning turn of events has left everyone a pundit. Michelle Caruso-Cabrera is live on the streets of New York, Charlie Gasparino and Scott reports the latest news and reaction. HOW TO PLAY MUNIS: Munis, Munis, munis. Icons like Bill Gross on talking about the so-called historical opportunities in muni bonds. Interested, but not sure hot to get in the game? Hampton Pearson tells you how to buy into muni bonds. DRIVING IN PROFIT: While domestic automakers are closing plants...overseas automakers are opening plants and investing here in the U.S. BMW is the latest - today announcing it will invest an additional $750M in its upstate South Carolina factory to boost production. The weak dollar is making investing in the U.S. The right play for these guys. ELECTION DAY IN MISSISSIPPI: Obama is the expected winner in the Mississippi primary, but the democratic presidential nomination is still very much up for grabs. Obama put to rest the rumblings of a joint Clinton/Obama ticket. John Harwood outlines the latest possibilities as the race marches toward 1600 Pennsylvania Ave. Portfolio Watchlist Insider Trends Financial Glossary Stock Screeners Fund Screeners Earnings Screeners

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