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In just a few short months, the workforce will be flooded with graduates on the hunt for a new job. Eric Schurenberg of Inc. magazine gives the lowdown on 13 companies, from REI to Trader Joe's, that are great places for new grads to start their careers. (TODAY)
With more men staying at home, gender roles are slowly changing, and companies are responding with new advertisements geared towards male shoppers. TODAY's Savannah Guthrie reports and Donny Deutsch, chairman of Deutsch Inc., explains the strategy of marketing to men. (TODAY)
Christy Prunier and Carolyn Harrington both created successful businesses after finding inspiration in their daughters. They share their roads to success, and Donny Deutsch offers his perspective on women starting businesses for and with their children. (TODAY)
New numbers from payroll giant ADP show the U.S. added 325,000 new private sector jobs in December. And while those numbers may be inflated by seasonal hires, other indicators are positive, too. NBC's Chris Jansing reports. (Nightly News)
A congressional staff investigation has found that some companies are making the drug shortages worse by buying drugs and re-selling them for astronomical prices. NBC's Lisa Myers has more. (Nightly News)
If you haven't already, you might want to take a moment before the storm reaches your neck of the woods to review your homeowners' insurance policy and look over the fine print. CNBC'S Sharon Epperson joins TODAY's Amy Robach to run down some useful information people who suffer property damage should know. (TODAY)
The Justice Department sues BP and eight other companies in the Gulf oil spill disaster in an effort to recover billions of dollars from the largest offshore spill in U.S. history. Watch Attorney General Holder's statement about the suits. (NBC News)
Popular companies that claim to help settle Americans' debt have seen a boom in business during the financial meltdown, but are they all they claim to be? NBC's Lisa Myers investigates.
Sen. Bill Nelson, D-Florida, and Rep. Ed Markey, D-Mass., joins guest host Chuck Todd to discuss President Barack Obama's fiery denunciation of the "ridiculous spectacle" of oil officials pointing fingers of blame for the spill. (Hardball)