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03/08/08 - 10:37 AM EST
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TheStreet.com TV delivered a little taste of everything this week, from the latest gadget news to the latest merger talk. Take a look at the editors' choices of the videos of the week, and let us know what you think by emailing us. Commodities Watch
March 6, 2008
Time to Boot Alcoa From the Dow:
Simon Constable explains why the aluminum giant isn't fit to remain in the exclusive club of 30 leading industrial firms. Strategy Session
March 5, 2008
Altucher: Buffett's Lying About a Recession:
We're not in a recession, says TheStreet.com's James Altucher in this interview with Farnoosh Torabi. Small Business Spotlight
March 5, 2008
Travel Sites Where the Euro Doesn't Bite:
Farnoosh Torabi interviews the co-founder of Tent & Trails, who says her business is drumming along thanks to more Americans opting for exploration trips outside Europe. The Slot Tech News
March 6, 2008
A Possible BlackBerry-Killer:
TheStreet.com's Gary Krakow says an AppleAAPL iPhone for the corporate market would be a death blow to Research In Motion'sRIMM BlackBerry. The Slot Tech News
March 6, 2008
Yahoo!, Stop Playing Hard to Get:
Frank Curzio says Yahoo!YHOO should accept Microsoft'sMSFT offer before its next dismal earnings report.
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