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Hunting for a job is never easy, but it can be even harder when you're not so young anymore ... work-site wellness programs are springing up at more employers around the country ... and we'll tell you how you can get cash for unwanted electronics items and gadgets. Jim Chesko reports.

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.

Some returning workers are finding that wages aren't what they used to be ... we'll tell you about the downside of debit cards ... and eBay's Cat Schwartz has some holiday gift ideas for gadget lovers. Jim Chesko reports.

Electronic Arts is a stock to watch after it made some big job cuts and bought another company. There's a Netflix-like service that lets you rent high-fashion clothes. Barnes & Noble's e-book reader may be sneaking up on Amazon's Kindle.

Wall Street will be hanging on the Fed's words this week. The horror doesn't have end after Halloween. Horror video games are hot sellers. A hot new franchise for teenage girls is getting hotter, with the release of a new vampire flick.

Some global consumer-electronics giants are out with improved forecasts ... expect more Android devices from Motorola ... the iPhone could hit a snag in China: cost ... and nuclear batteries could be on the way for some electronics. Jim Chesko has those stories and more.

Nintendo's Wii isn't as hot as it used to be. Designer jean prices - like jeans in the dryer - are shrinking. More of us are "regifting" nowadays.

The Kindle may face a tough test over the holidays ... railroads balk at proposed new safety rules ... tech-savvy younger employees can now serve as mentors to older workers ... and Amazon pulls the cork on wine delivery. Jim Chesko has those stories and more.

The new week could bring confirmation the recession is over. Netflix prepares for more Internet streaming. And movie makers want to put DVD rentals on hold.

Microsoft's online store now features plenty of non-Microsoft merchandise. And lower prices are headed our way on consumer electronics.

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.

Several tech giants post quarterly results ... Oracle targets a new rival: IBM ... Microsoft rescues much of that lost Sidekick data ... and Amazon and Wal-Mart square off on book prices. Jim Chesko has those stories and more.

JP Morgan Chase is in the earnings spotlight. Video game makers are going after girls women like never before. Need to start your car even though you're miles away? There's an app for that.

Network specialist Brocade is for sale. A shake up at Universal Pictures. Ereaders look like a hot item this holiday season.

Is a big retailer selling knock off merchandise? Macs and PCs are sharing a room. And a major retailer is making noise about how it plans to sell DVDs.

We will be waiting to see if there's Cash for Clunkers hangover in September. Microsoft executives pay for a tough year. And airlines are trying to fix an old problem: lost luggage.

The focus is on the housing market and the consumer. Apple's app store hits a milestone. And Hollywood is raiding old toy boxes for ideas, hoping nostalgia will get more of us into theaters.

HP uses the recent tech slump to bolster its position ... Research in Motion's forecast rattles investors ... Sony will release a new motion controller for the PlayStation 3 ... and we're doing more and more social networking - maybe too much! Jim Chesko has those stories and more.

New home sales and consumer sentiment will get some attention. Nintendo cuts the price of the Wii. And clipping coupons is back in vogue.

Intel's CEO says the PC market is rapidly pulling out of its slump ... Microsoft's newest Zune media player offers plenty of improvements ... the convergence of TV and the Web may finally be upon us ... and is a cheaper Wii on the way? Jim Chesko has those stories and more.