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  • What's On: Boone Pickens, Oil Companies and $180 Oil

    See what's happening, who's talking and what will be making headlines on Friday's Squawk on the Street.

  • Stocks End Up; S&P 500 Doubles 2009 Low

    Stocks ended higher, once again hitting multi-year highs as the S&P finished at double its lowest level during the financial crisis. JPMorgan and HP rose, while Verizon fell.

  • Stocks Hold Gains; S&P Doubles 2009 Low

    Stocks continued to rise on strong earnings and economic news after the Federal Reserve reported its policy setting committee disagreed over whether the stimulus should continue, but felt making changes in the program would be inappropriate. JPMorgan and HP rose, while Verizon fell.

  • Stocks Trim Gains Amid Iran Concerns

    Stocks significantly pared gains amid word out of Israel that Iranian warships would be going through the Suez Canal. JPMorgan and HP rose, while Verizon fell.

  • Football, Hollywood Style

    You know you're in La-La land when you don't have an NFL team, you don't have an NFL-approved stadium, but you do have the most enormous branding deal ever.

  • What's On: Big-Cap Reports, Mexico and Solar

    See what's happening, who's talking and what will be making headlines on Friday's Squawk on the Street.

  • Lightning Round OT: Office Depot, Frontier Communications and More

    The Lightning Round is extended in this CNBC.com exclusive feature.

  • It's Market Rotation Time

    The market seems to be saying that it is not sure where the growth will come from this year. December was fair, not great; now we are going up against tougher comps, and stocks are more expensive.

  • Stocks Rise Sharply, Getting 2011 Off to Good Start

    Stocks ended up nearly a percent or more as investors flocked to stocks, pushing the market to new two-year highs for the first trading day of the year. Bank of America and Alcoa gained, while Coca-Cola fell.

  • Stocks Rise Sharply, Getting 2011 Off to Good Start

    Stocks ended up nearly a percent or more as investors flocked to stocks, pushing the market to new two-year highs for the first trading day of the year. BofA and Alcoa rise, while Coca-Cola slipped.

  • Stocks Up Nearly 1% or More Before Close

    Stocks surged to new two-year highs as investors flocked to stocks, pushing all the major indexes up more than 1 percent on the first trading day of the year. Bank of America and Alcoa gained, while Coca-Cola fell.

  • Farr: Top Ten Stocks for 2011

    Every year for the last five years, Farr, Miller & Washington publishes our ten favorite names for the upcoming year. I own the list personally.

  • Cramer: U.S. Job Growth Is Imminent

    And here's how he suggests playing it.

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    Retailers Sweeten eGift Card Deals for Last-Minute Shoppers

    Last-minute shoppers rejoice, you now have a shopping day all your own. A group of retailers and restaurant chains have banned together to declare Dec. 23 "Click It to Gift It" day. The event will allow shoppers to buy egift cards and receive a variety of special incentives ranging from free gifts to special discounts to charitable donations.

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    Google, Apple Shares Rise After Judge Tosses Suit

    Shares of Google and Apple edged higher in pre-market trading after a federal court judge dismissed a patent lawsuit against the tech giants brought by Microsoft co-founder Paul Allen.

  • Greenberg: Clouds Forming Over Solar Stocks

    The tug-of-war over solar stocks continues, but in recent weeks the bears have been gaining strength.

  • Six in 60
    Stocks to Watch: Suntech, Decker's and More ...

    Here's why you should keep a close eye on these six stocks.

  • Stocks End Broadly Higher; GM Rises 3%

    Stocks shed losses from earlier this week to close broadly higher Thursday, lifted by the successful return of General Motors to the U.S. stock market and relief that Ireland was addressing its debt crisis. Alcoa and Boeing rose, while Intel fell.

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    Earnings Roundup: Nov. 18

    What follows is a roundup of corporate earnings reports for Thursday, Nov. 18.

  • Futures Up After Jobless Claims; GM Awaited

    U.S. stock index futures rallied ahead of the open Thursday as General Motors shares looked set to jump on their return to the New York stock market, and jobless claims came in as expected.