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Facebook may be preparing for an IPO ... Microsoft's finance chief is leaving ... the notion of news-content blocking draws more fire ... and reporter Katherine Boehret checks out Clicker.com. Jim Chesko has those stories and more.

Electronics sales are up so far this month. Smartphones rank high as gifts. HP's profit up on cost-cutting. Controlling electronics with your brain.

Intel is hit with another anti-trust suit and EMI sues an online retailer for selling its Beatles catalog. Tom Ortuso reports.

Windows 7 sales are hot, according to Microsoft's boss. Verizon Wireless' newest Droid. "Wireless" charging stations are hot.

Amazon gets another competitor in the growing market for e-book readers ... HP rebrands EDS ... Sam's Club adds support for consumer electronics ... and concerns are raised over online schooling. Jim Chesko has those stories and more.

We take a closer look at a new effort to boost digital-album sales ... Google gets help in a new push to offer TV advertisers more targeting options ... plus, a call to schools to crack down on so-called cyber-bullying. Jim Chesko has those stories and more.

A report says Apple will make a push to boost digital-album sales ... 'Pre' users have their iTunes back ... Microsoft bends to pressure from EU regulators ... and videogame makers can't dodge the recession. Jim Chesko has those stories and more.

Amazon makes a big shoe deal ... Windows 7 is a step closer to reality ... tech earnings keep rolling in ... and if you have high-tech skills, the government could use you! Jim Chesko has those stories and more.

Bing continues to gain market share. Intel's changing the branding of its computer chips. Take my cable, take my cellphone, but don't touch my broadband.

Watch out! More online ads contain malware. Americans will be traveling this summer -and- staying online. Using Nintendo's WII as therapy.

When analog TV signals go, some cable and satellite subscribers may go with them. Ebay's boss is upbeat about the economy. Facebook wants to make life easier.

Swine flu soikes frenzied blog and twitter activity. Facebook is opening up.Global mobile data traffic is surging.

Stocks falter as investors worry about the spread of swine flu; Smithfield foods says its hogs in Mexico are safe, but the Mexican government tests them for disease; and General Motors to shed another 21 thousand jobs as it drops the Pontiac brand.

Investors give an initial thumbs-up to Apple's and eBay's results ... the founders of MySpace are stepping aside ... and employers watching workers online spurs a privacy debate. Jim Chesko has those stories and more.

Jon Najarian (DRJ) hosts this financial audiocast. European Central Bank leaves rates unchanged at 4.25 percent, at a seven-year high. Its mandate is to keep inflation under control. Keep an eye on Day 2 of Thomas Weisel's healthcare conference, where companies like Celgene (CELG) and Isis Pharmaceuticals (ISIS) are presenting. Lehman's energy conference is closing today. Massey Energy (MEE) and Exelon (EXC) are there. Goldman Sachs drops U.S. Steel (X), State Street (STT) and Qualcomm (QCOM) are dropped from the conviction buy list.

Pete Najarian hosts this morning financial audiocast. Last week was volatile going into options expiration. Oil jumped around and affected stocks, especially airline stocks llike UAL (UAUA). Morgan Stanley said it saw crude dropping below $100 per barrel, which would help airlines. Oil is up a bit this morning, though, due to a tropical storm potentially causing trouble. Apple (AAPL), Research in Motion (RIMM) and Microsoft (MSFT) gained last week. Cisco (CSCO), Oracle (ORCL), Ciena (CIEN), Qualcomm (QCOM) showed strength last week. Earnings this week include Lowe's (LOW), Home Depot (HD) and Hewlett-Packard (HPQ).

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