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Starting Line - November 14 2008
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November 14, 2008

Guy Adami hosts this financial audiocast.

Wall Street Journal Tech Briefing, Nov. 13, 2008
from Wall Street Journal Tech News Briefing
November 13, 2008

Intel slashes its forecast ... Qualcomm modifies cellphone chips for use in home computing ... and Best Buy struggles with "the worst of times." Jim Chesko has details.

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Dorsey Wright's Podcast 156 - Where Do You Fall...Structural Bear or Structural Bull?
from Dorsey Wright & Associates Technical Analysis Podcast
November 12, 2008

Tom Dorsey and Tammy DeRosier - Where Do You Fall...Structural Bear or Structural Bull?

Wall Street Journal Tech Briefing, Nov. 10, 2008
from Wall Street Journal Tech News Briefing
November 10, 2008

Intel takes a step in building a business with healthcare and Sprint Nextel swings to a quarterly loss. Tom Ortuso has details

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Wall Street Journal Tech Briefing - 11/04/08
from Wall Street Journal Tech News Briefing
November 04, 2008

It's game night for political sites ... Intel's newest chips earn good grades from testers ... And music video games intensify competition ~ Bill Fantini reports

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Wake Up Call - October 31 2008
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October 31, 2008

Pete Najarian hosts this financial audiocast.

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Wake Up Call - October 30 2008
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October 30, 2008

Pete Najarian hosts this financial audiocast.

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Wall Street Journal Tech Briefing, Oct. 30, 2008
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October 30, 2008

Nintendo warns it won't make its profit target this year ... Symantec also issues a cautious outlook ... an unexpected market turns to smartphones ... and the Beatles join the Rock Band family. Jim Chesko has details.

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Wake Up Call - October 27 2008
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October 27, 2008

Pete Najarian hosts this financial audiocast.

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Wake Up Call - October 15 2008
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October 15, 2008

Pete Najarian hosts this financial audiocast.

Starting Line - October 15 2008
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October 15, 2008

Guy Adami hosts this financial audiocast.

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Wall Street Journal Tech Briefing, Oct. 15, 2008
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October 15, 2008

Intel's quarterly profit beats the Street but the chip maker issues a murky outlook ... Samsung enters the notebook-PC market ... and Apple's latest laptops arrive in stores. Jim Chesko has details.

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Money Markets and More for Wednesday, October 15th
from Money, Markets & More
October 14, 2008

Just what a nervous stock market needs: the latest on retail sales and a bunch of earnings reports.

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Money Markets and More for Tuesday, October 14: Banking guru 'skeptical' about Treasury plan
from Money, Markets & More
October 13, 2008

Is it now safe for individual investors to jump back into the stock market? A Morningstar guru chimes in. A banking expert has doubts about the Treasury plan. And what would Jackie Gleason think of Monday's amazing rally?

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Money Markets and More for Monday, October 13: Will stocks snap back this coming week?
from Money, Markets & More
October 10, 2008

What next for Wall Street? Will stocks snap back in the coming week? What should you do if you've lost your shirt? And we take you behind the scenes at SIPC, the agency that can help you if your brokerage goes under.

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Starting Line - September 30 2008
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September 30, 2008

Guy Adami hosts this financial audiocast.

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Wall Street Journal Tech Briefing - 9/29/08
from Wall Street Journal Tech News Briefing
September 29, 2008

A pair of analysts cut their ratings on Apple stock, while Circuit City Stores put the brakes on expansion after its second-quarter loss widened. Moe Quirin has those stories and more followed by the E-Report as Paul Herrmann and Tom Dziubek talk about how accurately our virtual lives reflect our real lives.

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Wall Street Journal Tech Briefing - 9/29/08
from Wall Street Journal Tech News Briefing
September 29, 2008

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Wall Street Journal Tech Briefing 9/16/08
from Wall Street Journal Tech News Briefing
September 16, 2008

Digital TV converter boxes tune in to a deficit ... The features of the forthcoming Blackberry Storm are leaked ... And there's word AT&T plans to link the iPhone to its television service ~ Bill Fantini has the details

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Wall Street Journal Tech Briefing
from Wall Street Journal Tech News Briefing
September 08, 2008

Despite a 16% jump from a year ago, growth in smart phone sales slowed in the second quarter, according to research firm Gartner. Moe Quirin has that story and more while Tom Dziubek and Paul Herrmann discuss classroom laptops in today's E-Report.

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Obama's VP announcement via text message largely passes its test, NBC fails to snag as much gold as expected from online Olympics coverage, and there's still strong demand for new televisions. Jim Chesko has details.
from Wall Street Journal Tech News Briefing
August 25, 2008