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• Lennar Profit Soars as Deliveries Jump; Shares Fall

  

  Lennar's quarterly profit handily beat Wall Street expectations and the homebuilder reported a seventh straight jump in new home orders.

• India's TCS Shares Surge on 'Picture Perfect' Earnings

  

  India's largest software services exporter Tata Consultancy Services gained the most in more than eight months in Mumbai trading after posting better-than-expected earnings and prompting a raft of analyst upgrades.

• Apple - The Forbidden Fruit? 

  

  Yu-dee Chang, Principal and Chief Trader, ACE Investment Strategists says Apple is forbidden fruit and that it is losing its edge in innovation.

• Stutland: Is Intel Setting Up to Sell-Off?

  

  The earnings are likely to dictate sentiment on the stock over the coming months, which means that a poor earnings report could send the stock back on its downtrend.

• Apple Shares Headed Sideways: Glen Yeung

  

  Citigroup analyst Glen Yeung says that the Apple stock might be exhibiting signs of being range-bound.

• How to Trade Apple Pre-Earnings: Josh Brown

  

  Rather than trying to figure out where Apple stock is headed next, the best bet might be to wait, Josh Brown of Fusion Analytics says.

• Mahaney's 2013 Internet Sector Outlook 

  

  Mark Mahaney, RBC lead internet analyst, provides his top three Internet picks for this year. Facebook is a small buy, limited upside, Mahaney added.

• Test of Strength For Banks on the Way 

  

  Eugene Ludwig, Promontory Financial Group CEO, and Gary Parr, Lazard Freres deputy chairman, discuss how a flood of new regulations will impact bank earnings.

• Downside Risks to US Earnings Season 

  

  Laura Fitzsimmons, VP, Futures & Options, JPMorgan Investment Bank explains the downside risks ahead for U.S. corporates reporting fourth-quarter earnings.

• Market Weakness is a Buying Opportunity: Pro 

  

  Martin Lakos, Division Director, Macquarie Private Wealth is positive on returns this year, and he says any weakness in markets could be seen as buying opportunities.

• Will Earnings Season Give the Bulls What They Want?

  

  With stocks at a five-year high, bulls will be watching to see if they get encouraging reports from CEOs this earnings season -- or news that will bring out the bears.

• The Week Ahead: Big Week for Bank Earnings 

  

  CNBC's Tyler Mathisen looks ahead to what are likely to be next week's top business and financial stories.

• Timothy Geithner's Next Move 

  

  Timothy Geithner reportedly has no interest in a Fed job, reports CNBC's Steve Liesman.

• Hate the Company, Love the Stock 

  

  Investing can be emotional, complicated and complex -- like dating. Kathy Kristof, Kiplingersm weighs in.

• Regulators Review Boeing 787 

  

  CNBC's Phil LeBeau discusses two new Boeing 787 incidents on domestic Japanese flights.

• Wells Fargo CFO Asks Fed to Return More Capital 

  

  CNBC's Kayla Tausche monitors the latest details from the Wells Fargo conference call, as the stock heads lower after the bank reported its net interest margin fell nearly four percent last quarter.

• Wells Fargo Profit Jumps, Margins Slide 

  

  CNBC's Kayla Tausche reports the latest details from the Wells Fargo conference call.

• Wells Fargo Beats Top & Bottom Line, Yet Shares Slide 

  

  Paul Miller, FBR Capital Markets, provides his forecast for Wells Fargo and explains why he believes it's "the best of the best" in the banking sector.

• Friday's Market Roadmap 

  

  The "Squawk on the Street" news team reports which stories are likely to move the market's today, including Wells Fargo's earnings beat; and Best Buy's flat holiday sales Also, CNBC's Phil LeBeau reports on Boeing's bumpy week, as the FAA reviews recent technical glitches found on the 787 Dreamliner.

• Wells Fargo Q4 Earnings Tops Expectations 

  

  Scott Siefers, Sandler O'Neil & Partners analyst, breaks down the big bank's fourth quarter numbers.