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  • Lightning Round: Time Warner, Dow Chemical, Black & Decker and More

    Cramer makes the call on viewers' favorite stocks.

  • Downsizing
    Layoffs At Disney And Time Warner

    Ahead of Disney and Time Warner's earnings reports next week, both companies are moving forward with layoffs. The strategy is probably to get the news out ahead of the post-earnings conference calls.

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    More Layoffs Announced—Is Your Firm On the List?

    More companies announced layoffs on Thursday as the employment picture continued to dim.

  • Screen Actors Guild
    Will Actors Finally Strike A Deal?

    The on-and-off negotiations between the Screen Actors Guild and the Producers Association has been worthy of a daytime soap.

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    Super Sunday Stocks - Part II

    With the big game just around the corner, here are some more companies that are primed for big business on the back of Super Sunday...

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    More Layoffs Announced—Is Your Firm On the List?

    More companies announced layoffs on Tuesday as the employment picture continued to dim.

  • Yahoo CEO, Carol Bartz
    Yahoo's Bartz Prepares To Meet The Street

    Yahoo investors are preparing for the worst and hoping for the best, but those hopes are dim for any good news after the bell tonight when the company reports its fourth quarter earnings.

  • Oscar Snubs, Box Office Winners And Hotel Movies

    The media have been flooded with articles and blogs complaining about the films, filmmakers and actors the Academy of Motion Pictures Arts and Sciences snubbed this year. Everybody's got an opinion and MovieTickets.com took a vote.

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    Layoffs Keep Growing—Is Your Firm On the List?

    Another round of layoffs was announced by big-name companies Monday, adding to the gloom over rising unemployment.

  • Superbowl
    Where Have All The Super Bowl Parties Gone?

    Fans who are used to showing up to the Super Bowl city on Wednesday to go to the parties will have a rude awakening in Tampa this year if they're expecting much of the same.

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    Super Bowl May Be Game Changer For 3-D Industry

    While Americans stock up on beer, Buffalo wings and pizza for their Super Bowl parties, marketers are hoping consumers pick up one more item this year: their 3-D glasses. Several big companies are building promotional campaigns around the big game to push new technology and programming options.

  • And The Nominees Are....

    The Academy Award nominations are out and the movie studios are counting their wins so far and their chances of taking home gold statuettes next month.

  • Laura Bush, George Bush and Condoleezza Rice
    Former President Bush Gets Ready To Talk

    Former President Bush may be kickin’ up his heels now that he’s back home in Texas – but he won’t be kickin’ back for long.

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    The Magic Kingdom Offers Buyouts

    The happiest place on earth is the latest company to try to cut back on overhead costs. Disney's theme park division is offering buyouts to roughly 600 executives at its U.S. parks.

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    More Layoffs Announced—Is Your Firm On the List?

    More companies announced layoffs as the employment picture continued to dim.

  • Dow Ends Below 8,000 as Banks Get Hammered

    The Dow ended below 8,000 for the first time in two months as bank stocks took a beating over profit worries.

  • Sundance Film Festival
    A Chilly Market At Sundance?

    This week the 25th annual Sundance film festival kicks off in Park City, Utah. But thanks to the economic downturn and the fact that last year's pricey Sundance purchases bombed at the box office, this year is going to be looking a bit chilly.

  • Andre Agassi
    Going One-On-One With Andre Agassi

    Andre Agassi’s credentials are impressive - 8 grand slams, an Olympic gold medal and a permanent place in sports fashion and endorsement. But what you might not know that Andre Agassi will probably go down as an even better philanthropist.

  • Steve Jobs—Entertainment Industry Impact

    Steve Jobs is so much more than Apple's CEO. He's also been Disney's largest shareholder, since he sold his wildly successful Pixar to Disney in 2006. But Jobs' real impact in the entertainment business is his innovation in content distribution

  • Stock Picker: Buy This Diversified Portfolio (Pt. 1)

    An investment strategy in a single word? Edward Lewis of Atlantic Equities thinks the word is "diversity." "I wouldn't be putting (my money) in one sector," Lewis told CNBC. "My concern is that visibility is very tough."