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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.

It's too late to order another reader for Christmas. Google's adding speech recognition to YouTube. Cutting prices on some smartphones.

Sony's e-book reader might not get there in time for the holidays ... Dell earnings are in the spotlight today ... Congress is taking a closer look at high-tech advertising ... and the FBI thinks terrorists are exploring cyber attacks. Jim Chesko has those stories and more.

Major job cuts coming at AOL. Google's "Chrome" operating system's still a year away. Trouble with a router crashes an FAA computer system.

Bing continues to gain search market share. Applied Materials is buying Semitool. Stickups and burglaries are on the rise at work.

HP is buying 3Com for about $2.7 billion ... Motorola is exploring the sale of its big set-top box unit ... AMD predicts solid growth in the the chip market in 2010 ... and who needs TV to be entertained? Jim Chesko has those stories and more.

Intel settles with AMD for 1-1/4 billion dollars. Hewlett Packard's buying 3Com. The hottest new videogame.

Ebay reaches an agreement with Skype's founders. Windows 7 seems to be flying off the shelves. Eagerly awaiting Tuesday's release of a new videogame.

More anti-trust charges against Intel. More layoffs at Microsoft. More bells and whistles from Google.

Tom Dorsey and Tammy DeRosier - The Changing ETF Landscape

AT&T's suing Verizon over TV ads. Ebay's Paypal launches open payments software. Text messages that can help you save.

China welcomes the iPhone, with a yawn. Chip sales surged in September. More used-car buyers are using the net to shop.

Nintendo is surprised by a drop in Wii game sales. Ebay's about to kick off a new ad campaign. The iPhone goes on sale in China.

Sony and Netflix have a freebie for some gamers. Railroads are angry over new high-tech safty rules. Tech-savvy young workers can cash in on their knowledge.

Nokia's suing Apple over patents. Windows 7 is out, but some machines using it may cost more. Wal-Mart's creating its own version of the Geek Squad.

Sun Microsystems plans to lay-off 3,000 employees, three big tech firms reported earnings after the close Tuesday, ideas for reducing carbon emissions and what Microsoft did to create Windows 7.

Apple updates the Imac, and posted blowout profits. The wraps are off the Nook. Medical exams by video are spreading.

An insider trading probe rocks high-tech executive suites. The latest warnings about cyber-criminals. The bad guys will steal anything.

Wall Street marks a dark anniversary. Amazon and Wal-Mart fight over bookworms and their money. And a legal tussle over rock 'n roll ringtones is over.