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A Consumer Reports survey has lots of interesting findings about our Black Friday weekend shopping plans ... plus, in part 2 of an interview with eBay's Cat Schwartz, she has some suggestions regarding laptops and video games. Jim Chesko reports.

The Obama Administration plans on speeding up the process of handing out broadband stimulus grants, Adobe's cutting jobs and a look at Nintendo's latest competition. Tom Ortuso has those stories and more.

The EU is concerned about Oracle's proposed purchase of Sun Microsystems, Google steps up its push to sell more advertising on cellphones and Sprint plans to cut jobs. Tom Ortuso has details.

The Sun/Oracle deal hits a speed bump in Europe. Clearwire will raise more than 1-1/2 billion dollars. Google's holiday gift to Flyers.

Electronic Arts is a stock to watch after it made some big job cuts and bought another company. There's a Netflix-like service that lets you rent high-fashion clothes. Barnes & Noble's e-book reader may be sneaking up on Amazon's Kindle.

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.

Wall Street will be hanging on the Fed's words this week. The horror doesn't have end after Halloween. Horror video games are hot sellers. A hot new franchise for teenage girls is getting hotter, with the release of a new vampire flick.

JP Morgan Chase is in the earnings spotlight. Video game makers are going after girls women like never before. Need to start your car even though you're miles away? There's an app for that.

Sales of T-Mobile's Sidekick are on hold ... a Google board member steps down ... there's a new chip that helps detect cancer ... and videogame companies make a push for women. Jim Chesko has those stories and more.

Twitter is close to securing 100 million dollars in funding; Facebook is being sued; Cisco's CEO sees a recovery coming and low speed electric vehicles are invading public roads.

New home sales and consumer sentiment will get some attention. Nintendo cuts the price of the Wii. And clipping coupons is back in vogue.

Price cuts are boosting game sales; bed manufacturers add tech to target men and the iPhone is heading to South Korea.

Investors await quarterly results from HP ... there's lots of speculation about what Apple may be up to next ... and will Madden NFL 10 revive the videogame industry? Jim Chesko has those stories and more.

A look at the week ahead on Wall Street. Sales of games, hardware and accessories are not making the cut with consumers who are buying only the essentials. A 67-year-old love triangle is being resolved this week in a comic book.

Pete Najarian hosts this financial audiocast.