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• Tackling the Debt 

  

  Insight on the U.S. fiscal situation and whether sequester will happen, with Erskine Bowles, Campaign to Fix the Debt; Alan Simpson, Campaign to Fix the Debt; and CNBC's John Harwood.

• GM Truck Sales Up 32% in January 

  

  The latest car sales data, with CNBC's Phil LeBeau.

• Trusting China, Rebranding RIMM 

  

  The Chinese have hacked the New York Times, with CNBC's Michelle Caruso-Cabrera & Jon Fortt.

• Outlook for Jobs in America 

  

  There is some conflicting data ahead of a very important jobs report tomorrow, with CNBC's Steve Liesman.

• Top 20 Housing Markets Across the US 

  

  Frank Malowany, The Malowany Group, offers the real pulse of the Tampa housing market.

• Earnings: Where We Stand 

  

  It's the single busiest day of the earnings season, reports CNBC's Josh Lipton.

• Wasendorf Ordered to Pay $215.5M In Restitution 

  

  PFG founder Russell Wasendorf has been sentenced to 50 years in prison, reports CNBC's Scott Cohn.

• Shaking Up the Beer Sector 

  

  The Justice Department has just wrapped up a call on today's lawsuit which blocks Anheuser Busch's $20 billion move to buy the 50 percent of Corona-parent Grupo Modelo. CNBC's Kayla Tausche reports and Harry Schuhmacher, Beer Business Daily, weighs in.

• Help Wanted: Washington Weed Czar 

  

  Washington State's liquor control board is seeking a marijuana consultant to help forge ahead regulation for its newly legalized substance. Steve Fox, director of government relations with the Marijuana Policy Project, offers insight.

• One Kings Lane: Disrupting Home Decor

  

  One King's Lane CEO Doug Mack makes his Power Pitch. Will his venture into the home goods space sway a panel of experts he has what it takes to compete with the established brands?

• Power Pitch: One Kings Lane CEO 

  

  CNBC's Julia Boorstin and Patrick Chung, NEA Partner speak to One Kings Lane CEO Doug Mack about how loyal its customers are, and how he plans to ensure quality.

• Madigan's Top 2 Risk Rotations 

  

  Richard Madigan, JPMorgan Private Bank CIO, discusses how to play stocks and emerging markets in 2013.

• Amazon Leading Tech Higher 

  

  CNBC's Seema Mody reports Amazon is leading the technology sector higher despite its earnings miss, and Research In Motion's stock is selling off after its BlackBerry 10 launch.

• Gold Jumped $10 After Q4 GDP Miss 

  

  GDP data was bad news for the economy, but good news for gold, reports CNBC's Sharon Epperson.

• Average Student Loan Balance Jumps 30% 

  

  Credit rating company Trans Union released a 5-year study that says the average student loan balance has jumped 30 percent. CNBC's Scott Cohn reports details of the study.

• Previewing Facebook's Earnings 

  

  A look at Facebook's stock ahead its earnings release after today's closing bell, with CNBC's Julia Boorstin. Analysts are expecting mobile ad revenue to make a leap from last quarter.

• Boeing's Q4 Profits Beat the Street 

  

  CNBC's Phil LeBeau reports Boeing is standing by its 787, and there is no change in the aircraft's production schedule.

• Unveiling of BlackBerry 10 

  

  CNBC's Jon Fortt reports the BlackBerry 10 is taking direct aim at Apple's iPhone and Google's Android; and Shaw Wu, Sterne Agee senior technology analyst, discusses where the stock could be headed now.

• Madigan on GDP: Stay In the Markets 

  

  "Ironically, a worse number is good news," says Richard Madigan, JPMorgan Private Bank CIO, in discussing today's GDP report.

• Investors Frustrated? 

  

  Dissecting the market action after the negative GDP report, and ahead of the Fed meeting, with Kenny Polcari, O'Neil Securities.