| DOW | 8943.81 | | 248.02 | +2.85% | | NASDAQ | 1647.4 | | 38.70 | +2.41% | S&P | 930.99 | | 26.11 | +2.89% | | | | Stocks Rally but End Week Down 4% Stocks bounced back after a two-day selloff as traders shrugged off a bigger job loss than expected. Stocks rallied for much of the day, shaving off gains after General Motors delivered a dismal quarterly report and during an afternoon press conference by President-elect Obama....read more | | | | 1. Obama On the Economy President-elect Barack Obama discusses the challenges facing the U.S. economy and answers questions from the press. | | | | 3. GM CEO On Earnings Insight on the struggling automaker's earnings and outlook, with Rick Wagoner, General Motors CEO | | | | 4. Employment Data Analysis A reaction to the drop in non-farm payroll and the decline in employment, with Jack Bouroudjian, Capital Market Technologies; Mark Zandi, Moody's Economy.com; Robert Barbera, ITG; Diane Swonk, Mesirow Financial; CNBC's Steve Liesman & Rick Santelli | | | | CNBC.com BLOG OF THE DAY | | | |
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Obama at first tried to avoid the controversy. President Obama may look around the struggling economy, which likely will be solidly in recession when he is inaugurated in January and think. Tighter regulation of runaway financial institutions in the wake of the credit crisis and economic policies that lead will to further contraction, ranging from higher taxes to more government spending.
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