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.
Wall Street braces for the latest headlines from the home front in the week ahead. Key food companies serve up their earnings. The BBC's Doctor Who marks an anniversary. Dell, you have a problem, dude. And Hollywood goes head-to-head with Twitter.
...MOREDell, Intuit among stocks to watch. Has an airline ever lost your luggage? They're working harder to get both you and your bag to your destination. Microsoft says the latest release of its dominant computer operating system is a big hit.
...MOREIBM says its new computer is as smart as your cat. The word "Buffalo" is proving to be magic for food manufacturers and restaurants. Airline passengers this spring will face higher surcharges and in-flight ads.
...MOREInvestors are getting some fresh housing news. Using your computer to make your grocery list could save you money at the supermarket. YouTube debuts a free tool for newsrooms.
...MORETime-Warner is spinning off AOL. Twitter ditches its "suggested users" list. Restaurants are looking for ways to get parents to bring the family when they dine out including putting healthier choices on the kids' menu.
...MOREWall Street will have more to chew on in the new week. Retailers hope gift cards will make a comeback this holiday season. Blockbuster is testing a new way to sell movies at some stores.
...MOREInvestors get their chance to respond to Nordstrom's earnings as JC Penney also reports. Are you a tinkerer? More homeowners are taking on do-it-yourself projects. Two tech companies settle a big legal fight.
...MORERetailers are in the earnings spotlight. Shoppers are taking new measures to minimize the threat from E. Coli in ground beef. Motorola is reportedly looking to sell its set-top cable box business.
...MORE"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.
...MOREElectronic 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.
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