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Here are some of the items that will help shape the week that lies ahead on Wall Street: Consumer electronics retailer Conn's reports; Titanic returns in 3-D; motorsports promoter International Speedway will see profits stall, and used-car seller CarMax checks under the hood.

Today's pinched budgets mean many American families can%u2019t shell out as much as they once did to send teenagers to the movies. But there's a more affordable way to keep young people entertained: Soup up your home theater and screen some teen-friendly classics.

Some of the best reads for investors from around the Web, including posts about the value of the Titanic ruins, a book review of Michael Lewis's "The Big Short" and the good news about housing.

The famed oceanographer and expert in deep-water robotic exploration is advising the U.S. government on solutions to the disastrous oil spill in the Gulf. Given Ballard's extensive experience, that could be a good move.

"Avatar" is only $50 shy of passing "Titanic" as the largest global box office film in history -- just short of the ship disaster's $1.843 billion mark. The ticket taking "Avatar" all the way to the top spot has already been sold.

The final survivor of the Titanic is getting some help from "Titanic" movie stars Leonardo DiCaprio and Kate Winslet and the film's director James Cameron, after it was reported she was selling her autograph to pay her nursing home bills.Millvina Dean, 97, was 9-weeks-old when her family traveled...