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Stocks finished higher ahead of the holiday, Connecticut's State Attorney General is planning to sue ratings agencies, head of GE is working to secure Vivendi's stake in NBC Universal and bankruptcies soar over the past year.

Tom Dorsey and Tammy DeRosier - The Changing ETF Landscape

GDP and another wave of earnings guide stocks on Thursday. Google wants to be your co-pilot. Some producers are making changes aimed at label-readers at the supermarket.

Leading Indicators, unemployment claims and whole bunch of earnings could drive Wall Street. Research in Motion is making a bold move to get you to pick a fresh Blackberry. And smoking may be out in most places, but matches are making a comeback at restaurants.

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.

Ford reports earnings Friday as Chrysler rumors swirl. A favorite comfort food seems recession-proof. Getting a summer job is no summer breeze for young people.

Another slew of earnings reports is hitting the Street. Some retail names you probably remember are making a comeback. Throw out the cocktail shaker; ready-to-drink concoctions are shaken and stirred for you.

Delta hopes to raise $100 million with a second bag fee. The NBA teams up with Mars for special M & M's. And companies try to show parents why cheap diapers stink.

More housing news to check out. Please pass the Starbucks ice cream. Plus, the economy is sour, but we're still satisfying our sweet tooth.

The Fed is meeting, should we care? Consumers feel lousy, but Wall Street is hopeful. And restaurants clear busboys from the table.

Home prices down, help home re-sales rise. The job cut list keeps getting longer. And infomercials invade prime time.

Is it time for investors to hop on railroad stocks? We could learn in the coming days whether the inflation monster is dead. And you should expect to pay more to set the table this Thanksgiving.

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