CNBC.com's News Now: Job Report Data

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Friday, Aug. 01, 2008

1. GM Quarterly Results: 2. Wal-Mart Warning of Democratic Win: 3. Job Report Data: 4. Cramer Revisits the "Rant Heard Round the World": 5. Stimulous Plan 2.0: Cash for Clunkers: GM Earnings: Here's Why They Were So Bad GM's numbers were supposed to be "ugly", but not as bad as they turned out. Click here to read more.

VIDEO OF THE WEEK Greenspan on the Economy, Pt. 1: Former Federal Reserve Chairman Alan Greenspan shares his thoughts on the economy with CNBC's Maria Bartiromo and Pimco's Paul McCulley.

AHEAD OF THE SUMMER OLYMPICS: It's Monday... and come Friday, the most-anticipated Olympic Games in memory will commence with Opening Ceremonies in Beijing. Carl Quintanilla and Darren Rovell are live at the Games, with stories about the news, the event and the business surrounding the city, the country and the global media spectacle. SELLING, ONE YEAR LATER: Scott Cohn takes a look at the mortgage meltdown's impact on a home seller in Calabasas, California. Mary Gage's townhouse would have fetched around $600K just two years ago. Now, she has it listed at $395K, $15K below her original asking prices, and has had no serious offers. BUYING, ONE YEAR LATER: Diana Olick spends a week in the life of two buyers a year after the credit bubble. This couple has been casually browsing since November, but in the last few months they've seriously gotten into the market. They're ready to buy and have the cash to do it. However, they're finding it's not as much of a buyer's market as they had hoped. INVESTING IN MEDIA: Julia Boorstin rounds up the last week of media and entertainment earnings with News Corp and Time Warner ahead, looking at the numbers and spinning forward: what do the news mean for the industry as a whole? Who's winning and who's losing? Portfolio Watchlist Insider Trends Financial Glossary Stock Screeners Fund Screeners Earnings Screeners

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CNBC.com's News Now: Hope on Housing

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Thursday, Jul. 31, 2008

1. Greenspan on the Economy, Pt. 1 2. Wall St. Legend Joe Grano on Financials 3. Hope on Housing 4. Stop Trading, Listen to Cramer! 5. Maria's Market Message That Old iPhone Is Worth Something Even though they are not associated with Apple, the company, Rapid Repair, is buying back older model iPhones in an effort to capatilize on the Apple iPhone frenzy. Click here to read more.

THE RANT HEARD 'ROUND THE WORLD: It was the first Friday of August last year and a string of bad news was hitting the market. Jim Cramer unleashed his attack on the Fed, resonating in all corners of the world. From trading floors to YouTube, from the national press to the foreign press, Cramer's rant was all the talk. More importantly, it predicted the credit crunch pain ahead. With the Fed and regulators now scrambling to turn the tides of market and economy troubles, Scott Cohn looks back at this memorable moment. View Cramer's Fed Rant JOBS REPORT: The Labor Department releases the monthly jobs report. John Harwood reports the breaking news from the Labor Department and Steve Liesman and Rick Santelli provide analysis. THE BATTLE FOR YAHOO! Jim Goldman is live at the Yahoo Shareholders Meeting, where the drama's far from over, despite the detente between the company and the Icahn-led insurrection. Many questions remain. How will shareholders react to Yahoo's dismissal of Microsoft? Can Yahoo turn around on its own? Will a board that includes Carl Icahn stay peaceful? GM EARNINGS, AUTO SALES: GM posts second quarter results and the numbers are expected to be horrific. Phil LeBeau is live at the company's headquarters to report the numbers and talk to CEO Rick Wagoner. Phil will also report monthly sales numbers from the automakers as they come in throughout the day. CHEVRON EARNINGS: With Chevron capping off a week of big oil earnings, Mary Thompson monitors the numbers and reports the news. Portfolio Watchlist Insider Trends Financial Glossary Stock Screeners Fund Screeners Earnings Screeners

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