tuesday

CNBC's Tyler Mathisen looks ahead to what are likely to be next week's top business and financial stories. Retailers report earnings next week. Regulators at the FCC vote on "Net neutrality" rules this week, and consumers could pay in the end. And a new Michael Jackson album drops on Tuesday...

Tuesday's jobs report should show that the employment picture improved in September after a soft summer. more...

The "T" stands for "Tuesday" and, perhaps, "taper." Let's start off the morning six-pack with that theme in mind: more...

Markets are caught up in the push pull of worry about Europe's debt crisis and sluggish U.S. growth. more...

German Chancellor Angela Merkel and French President Nicolas Sarkozy may wind up their Tuesday meeting with a list of accomplishments as empty as the streets of Paris in August. more...

The Federal Open Market Committee holds its regularly scheduled meeting Tuesday and is not expected to announce any major policy initiatives as the decline in financial markets is viewed as too fresh for the Fed to react to in any major way. more...

More relieved than satisfied, markets will shift attention from Washington to the sluggish U.S. economy and Europe's debt problems. more...

Debt talks will again dominate Tuesday, as markets increasingly worry political cat fighting will lead to a weak deficit reduction deal, causing the U.S. to lose its top-notch credit rating. more...

Traders are hoping earnings will continue to emerge as a bright spot Tuesday, when a string of major blue chips report ahead of the market open and Apple reports after the closing bell. more...

Another week, another crucial moment in the euro crisis. Leaving aside the Groundhog Day resemblance, here's how to trade Greece's upcoming austerity vote. more...

Fed Chairman Ben Bernanke weighs in on the economy Tuesday, and he is expected to acknowledge the recent slowdown but may withhold a view on the duration. more...

"We were deeply oversold and we got the bounce. Now I think we have resistance overhead in the 12,600, 12,700 area on the Dow," says one technical analyst. more...