CNBC.com's News Now: The Fed's Bear

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Thursday, Jul. 03, 2008

1. The Fed's Bear 2. Bye-Bye to Bear 3. June Jobs Report Analysis 4. A-Rod Split: Who Wins? 5. Maria's Market Message

VIDEO OF THE WEEK FED on Bear Stearns: The Fed reveals, for the first time, the total value it now places on underlying assets it took from Bear Stearns.   Portfolio Watchlist Insider Trends Financial Glossary Stock Screeners Fund Screeners Earnings Screeners  GM Going Bankrupt? I Don't Buy It And Here's Why When Merrill Lynch downgraded GM stock and said "bankruptcy is not an impossibility," a horrific slide became even worse. But Phil writes that rumors of bankruptcy are just that--and he tells why the automaker might make it after all. Click here to read more.

ONE-ON-ONE WITH BARRY DILLER: Just a few days after his sit down with John Malone, David Faber talks exclusively with IAC/Interactive CEO Barry Diller on his successful battle with Malone, not to mention the future of IAC and media at-large. LIVE AT G8: The GS Summit gets into full-swing with global leaders converging on Hokkaido, Japan, to talk about the major geopolitical issues du jour. By Monday morning, President Bush will have had bilateral meetings with the presidents of Russia, Indonesia, and South Africa. CNBC Asia's Kaori Enjoji reports. FOLLOW THE MONEY: Mike Huckman follows the winners and losers in the market, breaking down the biggest stock and sector stories of the day. CAMPAIGN LATEST: John Harwood follows the news from the campaign trail.

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CNBC.com's News Now: On a Mission for Oil

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Wednesday, Jul. 02, 2008

1. Too Early to Call a U.S. Recovery 2. Mortgage Spin-Off 3. On a Mission for Oil 4. Maria's Market Message 5. Stop Trading, Listen to Cramer!

Portfolio Watchlist Insider Trends Financial Glossary Stock Screeners Fund Screeners Earnings Screeners  Rush Limbaugh: Is He Worth "Record" Breaking Contract? Rush Limbaugh has proven to be a reliable audience draw for radio giant Clear Channel, which will renew his contract through 2016 for more than $400 million dollars. But Julia asks the question, is Limbaugh worth the "rush" to the big bucks? Click here to read more.

JOBS REPORT: The Labor Department releases the monthly jobs report. Hampton Pearson reports the breaking news from the Labor Department and Steve Liesman and Rick Santelli provides analysis. GM IN REVERSE: GM's positive auto sales numbers have already been overtaken by bad news including heightened concerns about the company's dwindling cash reserves. What can GM do to turn the tide or at least limit the damage? Phil LeBeau explains. ABBOTT IN THE STENT GAME: Abbott Laboratories got a big boost Wednesday afternoon when it received FDA approval for its new drug-coated stent, which is expected to be the top seller in the multi-billion market. Mike Huckman looks at the company's new game changer. ALGAE AT 40,000 FEET: It's the new race between Boeing and Airbus. Each has teamed up with others to come up with the next generation biofuel for airplanes... and they don't want to use food as fuel. Boeing has teamed with Continental and Virgin, and in Airbus' corner are Honeywell and JetBlue. The best new hope: algae. Jane Wells reports.

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