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Wall Street gets another flood of data and earnings. Some restaurants may have happy holidays after all even with families cutting back on dining out. Some classic rock is coming out in a very contemporary medium. The Beatles catalog is coming out on a USB stick.

Will August retail sales show any signs of life for the consumer? And the latest place you can't smoke: some rental cars.

Consumers want to eat healthful foods but think they can't afford them. Some Southern comfort comes to Hardee's in the form of a new breakfast sandwich. With the economy showing signs of life, the furniture industry is making a new push for your business.

Casual Friday is coming to Wall Street in a publicity stunt for a clothing retailer. The burger wars are heating up, as the parent of Hardee's and Carl's Junior launches a new volley against McDonald's new Angus burger.

Another American car is riding on the Ford Mustang's bumper. Trying to get your kids to eat more healthful foods? Take them to your local fast-food restaurant. No, really!

Earnings, earnings, earnings: They're everywhere. That Strategic Management class will seem like a piece of cake as college grads try to land a job. Plus, little burgers are rapidly becoming a big thing in fast food restaurants.

Wall Street braces for more housing news as well as another Fed meeting. Some airlines beef up their foods. And a survey finds Baby Boomers are planning to work longer because they cannot afford to retire.

Restaurants and food service providers are bracing for their worst year since the days of Richard Nixon. A survey finds you're spending less money getting ready for the Super Bowl. And hotels are cutting back on massages and mouthwash.

Will Jay Leno continue to make money for NBC? The recession dampens the spirit of small-business owners. One Wall Street guru thinks the worst is likely over. And we remember a Canadian beer legend.

An investment guru offers advice on how the average investor should handle all the turbulence on Wall Street. We get another dispatch from the home front. And more families go on business trips with Mom and Dad.

An investment guru offers advice on how the average investor should handle all the turbulence on Wall Street. We get another dispatch from the home front. And more families go on business trips with Mom and Dad.

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