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"Presenteeism" in the workplace is widespread, often because people can't afford to call in sick. Yahoo thinks its search partnership with Microsoft will go through soon despite questions from regulators. We're getting "crafty" for Christmas.

Wall Street is looking at the big October jobs report. Starbucks is in focus. The top Hollywood celebrities nowadays are really marketable but they're not necessarily human. A website that helps you track your ancestors makes a splash on Wall Street.

Wall Street gets another flood of data and earnings. Some restaurants may have happy holidays after all even with families cutting back on dining out. Some classic rock is coming out in a very contemporary medium. The Beatles catalog is coming out on a USB stick.

Tom Dorsey and Tammy DeRosier - Back to Reality

7-Eleven says it's solved a vexing problem for retailers - how to keep bananas fresh longer than a couple of days. Carly Simon sues Starbucks. E-mail? That's so last year!

Despite the weak economy, bank fees are still on the rise ... if you want a deal on drinks, check your local restaurant ... and Starbucks wants you to taste-test its new instant coffee this weekend. Jim Chesko reports.

Price cuts are boosting game sales; bed manufacturers add tech to target men and the iPhone is heading to South Korea.

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.

Retailers give us an early look at back to school sales. Who's on Facebook? It's not just your old high school friends. Some big companies are using the social networking site as well. And we're reading the newspapers online.

Big banks, eBay and Pepsi lead the earnings parade. A greeting-card maker is going mobile. You might not believe some of the wacky things hotels are doing to try to get you into their rooms.

There are lots of earnings reports on the docket for Tuesday. A former music pirate is going straight. The do-it-yourself trend is extending into more areas. And it's having an impact on providers of services we're now tackling ourselves.

Starbucks changes its recipes to suit the health-conscious coffee lover. Looking for some interesting, money-saving recipe ideas? Join millions of Americans who fire up the grill - and the computer. Proctor & Gamble's Gilette seeks to broaden its appeal.

Starbucks puts the "neighborhood" in its neighborhood coffee bars. If you haven't booked your summer vacation, you might be in for some serious savings. Hotels are trying to woo recession-weary travelers with some great deals. Microsoft wants to help you keep track of your energy use.

Pete Najarian hosts this financial audiocast.

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(7-18-07) The good, the bad, and the undervalued: Howard and Lindsay talk past Wallstrip stocks from 60 feet high. Special thanks to Yahoo! Inc. (YHOO).