Click here to view today's top stories on your mobile device. | Thursday, Sep. 03, 2009 | | Stocks Snap Four-Day Losing Streak | Stocks snapped their four-day losing streak Thursday as investors were encourage by some better-than-expected retail-sales reports. Bank, gold and retail stocks shares advanced.... »read more | Why a Manufacturing Rebound Could Hurt Stocks | The U.S. manufacturing sector's return to expansion should be music to equity investors' ears, but bankers say past experience as well as the circumstances of the current rebound suggest a good deal of caution is warranted... »read more | Announcing A New FREE E-Letter | | TODAY'S TOP 5 VIDEOS | 2. Jobless Claims Fall Less Than Expected | The number of workers filing new claims for jobless benefits fell last week, but the prior period's figure was revised up, highlighting the fragility of the labor market. Jim Iuorio, of TJM Institutional Services, and the CNBC news team discuss the data. | 3. August Retail Numbers | Dana Telsey, retail analyst at the Telsey Advisory Group, shares her reaction to August retail sales data from Target, Gap and Macy's | 4. ECB Holds Steady | Volker Wieland from Goethe University Frankfurt and Gabriel Stein from Lombard Street Research look ahead to the ECB press conference. |
| | | | | | Plosser on Fed's Exit Strategy | From bank failures to the recession, The Federal Reserve under Ben Bernanke has taken unprecedented actions over the past year. Now the Obama administration and Congress are working together to determine the future of the central bank and it's potential role as a super-regulator. Maria Bartiromo's spoke to Charles Plosser, President of the Federal Reserve Bank of Philadelphia in an exclusive interview to address all these issues.
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