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Monday, December 9, 2013

Schacknow & Belvedere - Morning Squawk, December 9, 2013

L-R:  Peter Schacknow and Matt Belvedere

Beginning Monday, December 9, the Morning Brief becomes Morning Squawk, a more comprehensive view on what you need to know to start your day.

Is the Santa Claus rally on Wall Street finally underway? With the Dow and S&P 500 back above 16,000 and 1,800 respectively, many market-watchers expect more holiday cheer. (CNBC) | Check premarket trading here.
It could be a tough morning commute on the roads and at the airports in the Northeast as snow gave way to freezing rain overnight. Check the latest forecast and travel conditions here(The Weather Channel)
Obamacare sticker shock! The lowest-priced plans on the federal health exchange are saddled with steep deductibles. (WSJ) | The new health law may limit hospital choices(FT)
The emerging budget deal this week—the first since 2011 between Democrats and Republicans—amounts to nothing more than a ceasefire. (Washington Post)
This is what tomorrow's vote on the long-awaited and -contested Volcker Rule means for Wall Street and Washington(USA Today)
Big brother mind your own business! That's the message from GoogleMicrosoftFacebookTwitter, and four other tech firms to the NSA. (NY Times)
Apple wants to track shoppers in its stores. (AP) | AT&T rolls out a new "value plan" option this week that could lead to fewer iPhone sales. (Motley Fool)
With the “Wolf of Wall Street” ready to hit theaters Christmas Day, one of the former boiler room soldiers talks about his life of excess in the 1990s and the changes he’s made since. (NY Post)

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