CNBC.com News Now: Dubai's Debt Ripples

Click here to view today's top stories on your mobile device. Friday, Nov. 27, 2009     DOW 10309.92 -154.48 -1.48%   NASDAQ 2138.44 -37.61 -1.73%   S&P 1091.49 -19.14 -1.72%     NEWS MARKETS EARNINGS INVESTING VIDEO CNBC TV SIGN IN     WHAT YOU SHOULD KNOW US Casino Stocks Hit Hard by Dubai World Default Worries Shares of U.S. casino companies fell on Friday amid concerns that a possible debt default at Dubai state-owned conglomerate Dubai World could derail a budding economic recovery that has seen investments by casinos in Las Vegas and emerging markets... »read more Shoppers Hit Black Friday Sales; Budgets Pared Americans headed to stores in droves to kick off the holiday shopping season Friday, though many said they were being more selective about what they buy and paring back what they spend... »read more Car Insurance Scofflaws Raise Health Reform Doubt Thousands of drivers on the nation's roads don't carry auto insurance, despite laws in all but two states requiring it... »read more Coming Soon... Inside The Mind of Google CNBC goes inside Google for a behind-the-scenes look at the company that created the world's most popular internet search engine. Premieres Dec 3 @ 9P ET/PT. »originals.cnbc.com TODAY'S TOP 5 VIDEOS 1. Dubai's Debt Ripples  Insight on the developing story on Dubai's debt concerns, with Paul Homsy, Crescent Partners CEO; David Rosenberg, Gluskin Sheff + Associates; and CNBC's Simon Hobbs. 2. Retail Details from Coast to Coast  A look at Black Friday from coast to coast, with NBC's Jeff Rossen and CNBC's Julia Boorstin. 3. Black Friday, Blue Light Deals  Discussing how Kmart is luring in back customers, with Mark Snyder, Kmart chief marketing officer. 4. Shopping for Winners  Checking out holiday retail stocks, with Laura Champine, Cowen and Company and David Strasser, Janney Montgomery Scott. 5. Investors Reel at Dubai Shockwave  News that Dubai's government-owned company, Dubai World was asking for a standstill on debt repayments sent shock waves across the world this week. Luis Costa from Commerzbank has analysis.       TODAY'S TOP BLOG   'Why the American Consumer Will Keep on Buying No Matter What' Retailers are holding their breath and shoppers are holding on to their wallets as "Black Friday" nears. More than 172 million shoppers either hit the malls or the keyboards for last year's Black Friday weekend according to the National Retail Federation - shelling out $41 billion – and that was in the midst of the unfolding financial crisis and recession! »See All CNBC.com Blogs

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