CNBC's Tyler Mathisen looks ahead to what are likely to be next week's top business and financial stories. Taxes are due the 15th and the markets close for Good Friday. Earnings begin to roll in, in earnest, and Google will sell you 'glass' for $1,500.
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CNBC's Tyler Mathisen looks ahead to what are likely to be next week's top business and financial stories. It's Thanksgiving week, and that means the markets are closed Thursday and have a half day on Black Friday
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Markets Friday will debate the merits of President Obama's $447 billion jobs package and monitor G-7 finance ministers, who meet in France against a backdrop of weaker global growth and fears of financial contagion from Europe.
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We know that Bernanke & Co. have been actively trying to downplay any talk of QE3 and today's WaPo article "Ben Bernanke unlikely to announce big new plans at Jackson Hole is a fine example of this "leaking" process.
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Washington's political feuding over the deficit has damaged business and consumer sentiment, but now some economists are wondering if it will curb third-quarter growth.
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Google's strong earnings and rocketing stock price may temporarily distract investors, but tension around U.S. debt ceiling discussions and the results of European bank stress tests Friday could quickly snap markets back to bigger concerns.
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June may end up being a turning point for the job market, even if job creation still shows up to be relatively light in the government employment report Friday.
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The bulls trotted gingerly back into the stock market and, if they stick around on Friday, the market could avoid a sixth week of losses. Still, one market strategist cautioned: "It is not the beginning of a new bull market rally."
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