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Thursday, Jun. 26, 2008

1. Goldman Deals a Blow to Brokers 2. GM Shares at 53-Year Low 3. Stop Trading, Listen to Cramer! 4. The $42M Spec House 5. NYSE Market Wrap

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GATES' LAST DAY **EXCLUSIVE**: On the day that Bill Gates hangs it up as the day-to-day Microsoft chief, NBC's Tom Brokaw talks to the living legend about his tenure at the top. MICROSOFT AFTER GATES: Bill Gates has been the defining face of business in the Internet age. As he checks out, Jim looks at how Microsoft will move on and what can be done to break the stock out of the trading range it's been stuck in for more than six years. Is Steve Ballmer the right man to head the software giant? How will Microsoft's strategy change without Gates in the mix? DRIVE FOR THE BORDER: Many Americans who live near the border and finding that there's a very good reason to make the trek down South: cheap gas. Gas is subsidized by the government in Mexico, and the enormous cost savings are drawing Americans in droves and causing shortages throughout Baja California. Jane Wells takes a road trip. MERCK ON MIGRAINES: Mike Huckman is following the release of late-stage data on Merck's key migraine drug. The results are pivotal for the company's advance in a multibillion dollar niche. And as one of the worst performers of the Dow this year, Merck could certainly use a dose of good news.

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