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BioSante's drug for the treatment of female sexual dysfunction, LibiGel, is entering Phase III trials. Find out what BioSante CEO Stephen Simes says about what this drug would mean for the drug sector.

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Jim Cramer thinks the recent negativity is overdone and there is a nice pipeline of drugs.

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Marek Fuchs furrows his brow at the business media's handling of Yahoo!'s earnings data.

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Dan Fitzpatrick examines three stocks viewed on 'Mad Money' and 'Fast Money'. Today's stocks include Jet Blue Airways, S&P Biotech ETF and Chesapeake.

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U.S. stocks spent the entire day in a heavy downtrend ending the session with large losses as investors absorbed worse-than-expected data concerning the beaten housing market.

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Marek Fuchs asks why, in light of increasing difficulty competing with free online news sources, the business media did not question the impact of yet another price increase at 'The New York Times.'

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Frank Curzio and Robert Holmes discuss the commission's long delay in approving the merger of the two satellite-radio operators.

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Edwin Lugo, portfolio manager for the Franklin International Small Cap Growth Fund, says U.S. economic woes are creating opportunities to buy foreign stocks like Signet and Neopost.

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Jim Cramer says the housing bill will have a broad and significant impact on the U.S. economy.

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Tech stocks claiming higher ground, with David Garrity, GVA Research LLC and CNBC's Dennis Kneale & Jim Goldman.

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Jim Cramer points out the top management and high dividend for this under-the-radar telco.

Exchange-traded funds are not just a hot financial product. Russ Koesterich, managing director at Barclays Global Investors, explains how to whip inflation using ETFs.

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Insight on the Fed, jobs and the dollar, with the Wall Street Journal's Jerry Seib and David Wessel

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Political perspectives at the crossroads of Washington and Wall Street, with CNBC's John Harwood

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Casino investor Neil Bluhm faced some tough questions from lawmakers today as he testified in front of the Pennsylvania Senate committee; KDKA's Jon Delano reports from Harrisburg.

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The Portmouth mayor made that comment Wednesday night as he tried to persuade council members to issue bonds for a hotel and conference center with black investors.

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The Mad About Options crew reviews Jim Cramer's recent bullish comments about AT&T and offers options strategies for traders and investors. Also hear options ideas for MetLife and Ferrellgas.

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Jim Cramer explains why he's still bullish about Costco.

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Jim Cramer likes the profits in McDonald's and Pepsi, but he's skipping Hershey for dessert.

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President Bush was caught on camera blaming Wall Street for the ailing economy.

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Ronald Hermance, CEO of Hudson City Bancorp, the best performing financial stock in the S&P 500 this year, discusses the economy with CNBC's Erin Burnett.

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Jim Cramer explains why he has faith in JP Morgan and predicts what other banks stand to outlast the crisis in the financial sector.

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Jim Cramer says that until investors have a data point and more information about CEO Steve Jobs' health, Apple is not a buy.

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Deckers is striking a joint venture with Stella International Holding to open two Uggs stores in China, a move that Patrick Schultz says to watch closely. If the chain takes off in China, investors will want to jump on it.

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Demonologist and author Dr. William Bradshaw tells Simon Constable the top symptoms of demon possession and explains what to do about if you suspect you're afflicted with this condition.

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Wall Street layoffs and the impact on NYC real estate, with Mary Ann Tighe, NY Tri State Region CB Richard Ellis CEO

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Perth has become one of the inflation capitals of Australia, with the cost of food and fuel taking large chunks out of the household budget.

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Lower oil prices cheer investors, but automakers continue to suffer from weak demand

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Homebuyers are being assured interest rates are likely to stay on hold despite Australia's inflation rate hitting a 17 year high.

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Jud Pyle and Jim Hardesty discuss where to invest in today's markets.

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Lowering energy bills and weaning your home off fossil fuels, with Gwendolyn Bounds, Wall Street Journal small business editor

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Sector weakness and signs of sluggish profitablity weighed on Ericsson shares despite better-than-expected second-quarter earnings.

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Zimbabwe, grappling with hyper-inflation, introduces a new 100 billion Zimbabwe dollar bank note in a bid to tackle cash shortages.

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N.C. State University economist Mike Walden discusses the impact on Wachovia's $8.9 billion loss on investors, consumers and the economy.

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Alix Steel and Patrick Schultz Detail The Most Popular Searched Stocks On TheStreet.com

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Dan Fuss, portfolio manager of the Loomis Sayles Bond Fund, says Fannie Mae and Freddie Mac are in better shape than one might expect. Here's why.

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The Mad About Options crew reviews Jim Cramer's recent bullish comments about Nucor and offers options strategies for traders and investors.

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Jim Cramer discusses bear market cycles and drug stocks - it's not too late to get in.