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From Wall Street to Main Street with MarketWatch Radio managing editor John Wordock.
We're finding out whether the market for expensive jewelry is showing signs of renewed sparkle as Tiffany's reports earnings. You can keep kids happy at the fast-food restaurant without buying the kids' meal. Toys R Us takes over FAO Schwarz.
Audio|Thu, 28 May 2009
|Tom Hanksfound at2:11, 1:29
“…every nine homeowners who have a mortgage is now in trouble. The Mortgage Bankers Association says 9% of mortgage holders are now behind on their payments or in foreclosure. And that number is expected to continue to rise till the end of next year. The Mortgage Bankers Association says California Nevada Arizona and Florida account for 46%. New foreclosures. Tom Hanks played hard and -- on the big floor piano and there in the movie being. Now the legendary toy store FAO Schwarz has some new owner Toys 'R' Us is by the company. And taking over its flagship New York store where that famous …”
“…1942 bing Crosby recorded a white Christmas the best selling Christmas album ever. In 1988 president Ronald Reagan began his first visit to the Soviet …”
Three widely-watched economic reports hit Wall Street Thursday. Retail and tech companies are reporting earnings. Edible weeds are popping up on lawns and at the supermarket.
Audio|Wed, 27 May 2009
|Money Marketsfound at0:00, 0:32
“…This is Money Markets & More for this Thursday may 28 2009. From the newsroom -- the MarketWatch radio network I'm Adrian Mitchell. Coming up the …”
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More housing news hits the markets on the second day of this short week. Retailers and restaurants are experimenting with new, high-tech ways to get consumers’ attention. Facebook gets “friended†by a rich Russian.
Audio|Tue, 26 May 2009
|Money Marketsfound at0:00, 0:58
“…This is Money Markets & More for this Wednesday may 27 2009. From the newsroom at the MarketWatch radio network and Adrian itself. Coming up FaceBook …”
“…from the federal housing finance agency. Among the companies reporting earnings -- Ralph Lauren staples and Tebow. On the stayed in business history it. -- and that makes you beautiful sound. In the act a little …”
Housing will be on investors’ minds during the post-holiday week on Wall Street. Have you been to your local mall lately? Enclosed malls may be on the retail endangered species list. A bank planning to launch an online branch has a very descriptive name
Audio|Fri, 22 May 2009
|high schoolfound at0:00, 1:43
“…This is Money Markets & More for Tuesday may 26 2009. From the newsroom of the MarketWatch radio network I'm Adrian Mitchell. Coming up uncle Sam is looking for high school hacker it's. …”
“…Massachusetts. And an 1896. Charles Dow published the first edition of that Dow Jones Industrial Average. . It's -- Money Markets & More at marketwatch.com. …”
The music industry is hoping some new releases will give the ailing business a shot in the arm this summer. A restaurant reservations website cooks up excitement in its IPO.
Audio|Thu, 21 May 2009
|Led Zeppelinfound at5:51, 3:22
“…wild okay well that's good and now I'll wait for the new Led Zeppelin album to come out okay. At least John -- out -- John Bonham please come back wherever you -- yeah clouds up above -- say he's he's no longer with us now I heard a Led Zeppelin tune on the radio the other day -- now. That's a great and there'll never be another movement that there won't -- …”
“…Just may be it'll bounce back this year this summer that's his Green Day has just released its first album. And five years and it's sold 214000. Copies in its just its first three days of …”
The music industry is hoping some new releases will give the ailing business a shot in the arm this summer. A restaurant reservations website cooks up excitement in its IPO.
Audio|Thu, 21 May 2009
|Led Zeppelinfound at5:55, 3:27
“…wild okay well that's good and now I'll wait for the new Led Zeppelin album to come out okay. At least -- often John Bonham please come back wherever you are yeah clouds up above -- say he's he's no longer with us now I heard a Led Zeppelin tune on the radio the other day in hindsight now. That's a great and there'll never be -- Netherlands that there won't …”
“…Just may be it'll bounce back this year this summer that's his Green Day has just released its first album. And five years and it's sold 214000. Copies in its just its first three days of …”
The music industry is hoping some new releases will give the ailing business a shot in the arm this summer. Will Campbell's earnings be Mmm Mmm good? A restaurant reservations website cooks up excitement in its IPO.
Audio|Thu, 21 May 2009
|Led Zeppelinfound at6:12, 3:44
“…wild okay well that's good and now I'll wait for the new Led Zeppelin album to come out okay. At least John -- off John Bonham please come back wherever you -- clouds up above say he's he's no longer with us now I heard a Led Zeppelin tune on the radio the other day -- now. That's a great and there'll never be another movement that there won't be …”
“…Just may be it'll bounce back this year this summer that's his Green Day has just released its first album. And five years and it's sold 214000. Copies in its just its first three days of …”
We get another look at whether Americans are going to the mall, as major clothing retailers report earnings. And some stores and supermarket chains are taking a tip from fast-food restaurants to draw customers in.
Audio|Wed, 20 May 2009
|Estee Lauderfound at2:04, 0:00
“…Time the man behind some of the fragrances sold by -- Nikkei Estee Lauder Ralph Lauren and Michael choruses branching out into opera. It's kind of like those theme park -- three get blasted with hot air water …”
“…This is Money Markets & More for this Thursday may 21 2009. From the news turn of the MarketWatch radio network and Adrian Mitchell. Coming up …”
Target and Hot Topic have earnings news. Retailers rush to redo their products to appeal to ever more fickle – and scared – consumers. And this fall on TV: A layoff with a laugh track.
Audio|Tue, 19 May 2009
|Federal Reservefound at1:28, 0:39
“…display. Of Thomas Edison's connect the scope. On the -- of the Federal Reserve releases the minutes of its April meeting that you can't wait. The Energy Department looks at oil and gasoline supplies and a host of retailers have earnings news including target BJ's wholesale hot topic and PetSmart. Something for the entire family. The owner of the TJ max and marshalls discount chain says its -- significant increase in customers coming into your own stores. In the last month and they weren't as it a look around TJX reported a higher quarterly profit on higher sales. Meanwhile home Depot's sales keep shrinking but it did manage to keep its profit …”
“…hopes still tune in this fall for a two business themed shows Kelsey Grammer stars know bar in sight. Those stories coming up but first this. …”
The feds and Home Depot have more news from the home front. Wal-Mart does some remodeling to showcase big names in consumer electronics. And who needs pay-per-view? The biggest fight on TV this year is between advertisers and the broadcast networks.
Audio|Mon, 18 May 2009
|George Clooneyfound at7:00, 0:15
“…we'll talk to his -- his stand as an American university and George Clooney has been visiting that is surrounded so I guess -- start stalking him now he had just do it on your own time not company time thank. Remember folks he can write -- MarketWatch radio newsroom and George Clooney if you want to -- and feel free to use that address. Anyone from Adam 12 -- eight MarketWatch radio newsroom at …”
“…home building remains in the -- came by and I Fonda Nintendo Wii and the pump three and the week's groceries. Here's a hint it's not best buy unless you count hot tamales and popcorn …”
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