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.
Do musical ringtones count as a public musical performance? ASCAP says they do. A cyber-squatter loses a round with Jay Leno. Are you going for a cheaper brew these days? Many of us are snapping up less expensive brands of beer.
...MOREMichael Jackson mania continues to boost music sales. Weeds may actually be good - good for you! Plants some regard as weeds are being sold as food that's nutritious, and, many say, delicious. McDonald's rolls out its new burger nationwide.
...MOREStarbucks 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.
...MOREAnother American car is riding on the Ford Mustang's bumper. Trying to get your kids to eat more healthful foods? Take them to your local fast-food restaurant. No, really!
...MOREWall Street looks ahead to a short week. Michael Jackson's death sparks an online retail phenomemon. Locavores want you to eat food that's grown where you live.
...MOREStarbucks 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.
...MORENike beats estimates, and gets sued. Women of stature aren't happy with their mom's plus-sized fashions, and the industry is responding.
...MOREE-tailers are seeing lots of abandoned shopping carts. Junk e-mail isn't going away any time soon. In fact, Spam is a growth industry. Frequent flyers are kicked off the VIP security line.
...MOREHousing is in focus as investors get new data. The "five-finger discount" is a bigger concern for retailers during the recession. There's a new iPod app Homer Simpson would love.
...MOREKindle e-book readers may pay more for bestsellers soon. McDonalds is introducing a new burger. Best Buy is ramping up its challenge to the world's biggest retailer, and it's calling WalMart out by name.
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