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• Stocks Set Five Year High After US Payrolls Data

  Investors welcomed news that the U.S. economy added 157,000 jobs last month, sending the Dow above 14,000 for the first time since 2007.

• Netflix Plays its Cards 

  

  CNBC's Julia Boorstin reports on Netflix's first original series, "House of Cards"; and Richard Tullo, Albert Fried & Company and CNBC's Herb Greenberg talk about Netflix's big bet on original content.

• Apple Turning Rotten? 

  

  CNBC's Jon Fortt reports he thinks Apple can turn its stock around.

• Leaders: Then & Now 

  

  With the Dow crossing 14,000 today many investors are wondering what's happened since the October 2007 peak. CNBC's Jackie DeAngelis reports.

• Hedge Funds Riding the Stock Rally 

  

  Markets continue to move higher, with hedge funds and the world's biggest money managers riding the rally, reports CNBC's Kate Kelly.

• Suicide Bomber Attacks US Embassy in Turkey 

  

  The Turkish prime minister says a local terrorist Marxist group is responsible; and CNBC's Sharon Epperson reports how the oil market is reacting to the attacks.

• Hopium on the Homefront? 

  

  Discussing whether positive data on jobs helped fuel the rally, with Dan Greenhaus, BTIG, and Michael Cuggino, Permanent Portfolio Funds.

• Dow's 14K Milestone 

  

  Scott Minerd, Guggenheim Partners LLC, offers insight on the Dow breaking the 14,000-point.

• Revising Jobs Numbers Hurts Market Confidence: Sullivan

  

  We need to believe that the data we see each month or quarter is the most accurate it can be at the time of release, CNBC's Brian Sullivan argues.

• Stocks Fall In Wake of US Data, Earnings Disappointment

  Stocks fell, as a batch of disappointing corporate earnings and a rise in first time jobless claims eventually overtook investors' impulse to buy.

• Can Nat Gas Grow the Economy? 

  

  Former Rep. Dave McCurdy and president of the American Gas Association, explains how nat gas could be a huge boon to the American economy.

• Taxpayers to DC: Show Us the Money 

  

  TD Ameritrade just put out a survey on how you want the government to spend your hard-earned cash. Tom Bradley, president of Ameritrade Institutional, offers insight.

• Herb's Hottest New ETF 

  

  CNBC's Herb Greenberg explains whether this new ETF can make you rich.

• Have Retail Investors Missed the Boat? 

  

  Fred Tomczyk, TD Ameritrade CEO, explains whether the retail investor is back.

• What CEOs Want From Washington 

  

  The Business Roundtable is out with a big call to action today, providing a blueprint for DC to help get the economy moving. John Engler, president at the Business Roundtable, weighs in.

• Is Housing a Best Bet? 

  

  David Kudla, Mainstay Capital Management, and Vladimir Milev, Payden & Rygel, discuss where to invest now.

• Beer Suit: Too Much Regulation? 

  

  Donald Baker, former Department of Justice antitrust division head, says the DOJ has been somewhat permissive in mergers and acquisitions over the past decade.

• Stocks Waver as Market Digests US GDP Surprise

  Stocks were muted on Wednesday, with investors jolted by news that the U.S. economy shrank in the fourth quarter.

• Boeing Expressing Cautious Optimism 

  

  CNBC's Phil LeBeau reports Boeing is has not told 787 suppliers to slow down deliveries; and Cai Von Rumohr, Cowen and Company senior research analyst, provides perspective.

• Herb on the Street: Death of the Camera? 

  

  Sales of "point-and-shoot" digital cameras are declining as investors shift to smartphones, with CNBC's Herb Greenberg.