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CNBC Channel - Jan. 5: America's Agenda: CNBC's Carl Quintanilla reviews President-elect Barack Obama's latest plans for economic stimulus. (Nightly News)

CNBC Channel - Jan. 6: Apple announced Tuesday that they are dropping their flat 99 cent fee, and will now charge $1.29 for the most current songs and only 69 cents for older and less popular music. NBC's Brian Williams reports. (Nightly News)

CNBC Channel - Jan. 6: Alcoa is slashing its global workforce and Toyota plans to suspend production at its Japanese plants for 11 days. NBC's Brian Williams reports. (Nightly News)

MSNBC Technology & Science Channel - Jan. 6: CNBC's Jim Goldman recaps major product announcements from Apple at this year's Macworld expo including new pricing for iTunes songs, a new laptop and new software releases. A CNBC panel discusses the future of the company with or without Steve Jobs. (CNBC)

CNBC Channel - Jan. 6: Welcome to the problems plaguing the rest of the country. Manhattan’s luxury real estate market is hit by housing slump, CNBC reports. (CNBC)

CNBC Channel - Jan. 6: Despite lower interest rates, the Fed sees recession lasting. A CNBC panel analyzes the minutes from the most recent Federal Reserve meeting. (CNBC)

MSNBC Technology & Science Channel - Jan. 6: In the Macworld keynote address, Apple's Phil Schiller announced changes for iTunes including tiered pricing and more songs without copy protection, as well as a new MacBook Pro laptop. (CNBC)

MSNBC Channel - Jan. 6: Korean automaker Hyundai is starting a new program that will allow car purchasers to return their car within one year of purchase if they lose their job. KXAS's Omar Villafranca reports. (NBC News Channel)

MSNBC Channel - Jan. 6: Western Europe is seeing reductions of 70 to 90 percent of its natural gas supplies as Russia halts delivery through pipelines which cross the Ukraine. A CNBC panel discusses how energy prices across the globe are affected. (CNBC)

MSNBC Channel - Jan. 6: An early rush to file taxes is expected amid economic woes. WVIT's Debra Bogstie reports. (NBC News Channel)

CNBC Channel - Jan. 6: Prices of Manhattan apartments have slipped since mid-2008 and sales activity plunged in the fourth quarter. CNBC's Diana Olick reports. (CNBC)

MSNBC Channel - Jan. 6: Adolph Merckle, referred to as 'the German Warren Buffet,' has committed suicide after suffering large financial losses. CNBC's Linda Behringer reports and a panel discusses the repercussions of Merckle's death. (CNBC)

CNBC Channel - Jan. 5: November factory orders fell 4.6 percent as pending homes sales for the same period were down 4 percent. CNBC's Rick Santelli and Diana Olick report. (CNBC)

CNBC Channel - Jan. 6: The FBI is on a hiring blitz. looking to fill more than 2,000 staff and 850 special agent positions. Msnbc.com's Dara Brown reports. (msnbc.com)

CNBC Channel - Jan. 6: CNBC panel of economists analyzes data including non-manufacturing index, pending home sales and factory orders. (CNBC)

Today Show Channel - Jan. 6: TODAY’s Natalie Morales talks to CNBC’s Melissa Lee about what to do with your investment accounts in these tough economic times. (Today Show)

CNBC Channel - Protect your wealth by just staying out of the market when you're unsure, advises Kirby Daley, senior strategist at the Newedge Group. He suggests waiting until you can find companies that can weather the tough credit environment.