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Gross Domestic Product, consumer confidence and home prices all will get some attention. Wikipedia is losing a lot of its volunteers. And malls have big plans to get you to come in this holiday season.

Wall Street braces for the latest headlines from the home front in the week ahead. Key food companies serve up their earnings. The BBC's Doctor Who marks an anniversary. Dell, you have a problem, dude. And Hollywood goes head-to-head with Twitter.

Wall Street gets to react to Alcoa's earnings news. The Kindle is getting cheaper. And makers of good old fashioned, prepare at home, comfort foods have been stepping up ad spending.

Home sales are in the spotlight. You could be paying more for your caffeine fix at Starbucks. School cafeterias are trying to improve their menu offerings.

Stocks worked their way higher, paced by gains in the financial sector; the government says 'Cash for Clunkers' will end Monday; and Starbucks is raising prices on some of its drinks.

Consumer prices and consumer moods may help move stocks. And with more people cooking at home, trying to save money, supermarkets are beefing up their meat departments.

Stocks slip on some profit taking; State Street says its $625 million legal reserve fund may not be sufficient to cover all costs related to the subprime crisis; and General motors may team up with EBay nationwide to sellvehicles online.

Apple reinvents the phone again...and rips you off in the process. For those who're wondering, that's my enV Touch alongside the iPhone. And before you all call me an Apple-hater and such, let it be known that I edited this video on my Macbook and own a first-gen iTouch. I just think these constant "updates" for the iPhone are overpriced and ridiculous. So now your argument is invalid. Preemptive defense for the win!

We get another look at whether Americans are going to the mall as major clothing retailers report earnings. Some stores and supermarket chains are taking a tip from fast-food restaurants to draw customers in. A retail perfume genius takes his talents to the stage.

Is the stock market finally snapping back? One guru thinks it's possible. Brace yourself for more ugly retail news as key retailers report earnings. And the weak economy lifts business for shoe repairmen.

BMW E30R, driver Steve F. Author: Griechen Keywords: Chambley HRL Endurance BMW E30 E30R Griech Added: September 8, 2008

Wall Street Journal's Your Money Matters

Tom Dorsey and Sue Morrison - Mud Wrestling and the Markets

Two Underground Wall Street analysts review a handful of Value Line's Jan 20 2006 stock picks

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