Hear what's coming up that day on Wall Street plus money stories that impact us all. What are we buying? How much are we spending? MarketWatch reporters join John Wordock to answer these questions.
There's not much to guide investors in the week ahead on Wall Street. Shoes are a form of retail therapy, even in tough times. Are cellphones too complicated? One of the inventors thinks so.
...MOREWall 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.
...MOREWall 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.
...MOREThe Fed speaks. Have you gone to work sick? Many employees are risking infecting co-workers because they can't afford to stay home. Another big retailer is getting into the business of movie downloads.
...MORECar sales are in the spotlight. Looking to move up, but not buy a home? There are lots of great rental deals out there. In more offices, it's BYOD -- bring your own device, as in smartphone.
...MOREWall 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.
...MORENintendo'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.
...MOREGDP 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.
...MOREMom and Pop are on Facebook, and not just to share pictures of the grandkids. Small mom-and-pop businesses are finding the social networking site a boon for business. Microsoft romances MySpace. Ford is thrilled with the latest Consumer Reports survey on car reliability.
...MOREA new survey finds Scrooge more active than ever this holiday season. Netflix is taking its movie streaming service to the Playstation. And is 3D really worth it?
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