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March 22: With gas pushing to all-time highs and interest rates up yet again, there are signs that the biggest SUVs may be losing some of their luster. NBC’s Tom Costello reports.

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March 22: The Federal Reserve’s decision to raise rates and comments that inflation pressures have picked up sparked "an avalanche of selling" on Wall Street. NBC’s Anne Thompson reports.

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March 23: Ford Motor Company’s Phil Martens discusses the automaker's commitment to improve fuel efficiency in new models with CNBC's Bill Griffeth at the New York Auto Show.

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March 23: CNBC’s Bill Griffeth and Motor Trend's Editor-in-chief Angus MacKenzie walk through the floor of the New York International Auto Show.

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March 23: Dieter Zetsche, CEO of the Chrysler Group, talks about the automaker’s outlook with CNBC's Bill Griffeth from the New York International Auto Show.

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March 23: CNBC’s Phil LeBeau looks at General Motors' plan to turn around its struggling U.S. operations.

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March 23: GM North America Vice Chairman Robert Lutz discusses the auto giant’s hopes for the future during an interview with CNBC's Phil LeBeau.

From: MSN Video on Tue, Mar 15 2005 10:19 PM

The playground version of NBA basketball returns and MSNBC.com’s Tom Loftus gets schooled.

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The playground version of NBA basketball returns and MSNBC.com’s Tom Loftus gets schooled.

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Earthquakes off Taiwan disrupt telecommunications in Asia.

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March 14: WRC-TV’s IJ Hudson reports on the growing popularity of Podcasting, which is essentially recording short programs and posting them on a Web site.

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March 15: ScienCentral’s Orrin Schonfeld reports on research that is trying to make hydrogen cars a more viable alternative to gasoline powered cars.

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March 15: Companies are offering solutions to help music buffs turn their vinyl records digital. WRC-TV’s IJ Hudson reports.

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March 14: Disney board member Stanley Gold discusses the media giant’s decision to name Robert Iger as the successor to CEO Michael Eisner.

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March 14: Robert Iger, the successor to Disney’s helm, discusses the future of the media giant during an exclusive interview with CNBC.

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March 15: Defense attorney Christopher Bebel says the testimony of Scott Sullivan was key to the guilty verdict of Bernard Ebbers.

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March 15: Doctors across the country are banding together and buying failed hospitals in an effort to turn them around and make them run more efficiently. CNBC-TV’s Jerry Cobb reports.

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March 15: Thomas Rogers, TiVo vice chairman, talks to CNBC about the company’s deal to make digital recorders for cable television giant Comcast.

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March 15: Regular unleaded gas prices are up over $2 per gallon, poised to break last May’s record price. What's causing the increase? NBC's Ron Allen explores.

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March 15: Bernard Ebbers, the ex-CEO of WorldCom, was convicted of engineering the largest corporate fraud in U.S. history. NBC’s Anne Thompson reports.