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The midday market movers that might not be on your radar, including Best Buy, United Healthcare, Southwest Airlines and PPG Industries.

Adam Schein on the 49ers' turnaround with Alex Smith and Vernon Davis.

Some better than expected economic data might be able to sustain the rally. Insight with David Sowerby, Loomis Sayles & Co. and Hugh Johnson, Hugh Johnson Advisors.

CNBC's Jon Fortt has the preview of the big tech names gearing up to report after the bell.

Nat gas has fallen below $2.00 after some bearish data from EIA on storage supply, with CNBC's Sharon Epperson.

President Obama is taking action to increase tourism. Secretary Ken Salazar, who is traveling with the President, joins CNBC from Walt Disney World in Orlando, Florida.

E-textbooks save students money and lighten their backpacks, with CNBC's Jane Wells.

Curtis Conway discusses his Favorite Matchups in the NFC Championship Game.

Traders are anxiously awaiting Google's results. Insight on how the earnings will affect the tech sector, with Greg Troccoli, The Chart Lab and Michael Graham, Canaccord Genuity

Italian authorities released video from inside the capsized Costa Concordia today, which showed dark hallways and rooms filled with debris. 'Caving' teams have been exploring the dark, un-submerged portions of the ship, and will now move to those locations on the ship that are under water.

Insight on whether the big three automakers are back and what it could mean for the economy, with Rebecca Lindland, IHS Automotive.

Union Pacific is trading higher after reporting a record Q4 profit of $964 million, up nearly 25% from last year. Jim Young, the chairman, president & CEO, weighs in.

Gov. Rick Perry thanks those who helped him during his campaign after announcing he will be dropping out of the GOP presidential race.

A look at the free service that connects voters with elected officials via social networks, with David Binetti, Votizen co-founder.

The increase in builder confidence is a positive catalyst for homebuilder stocks, with Jack Micenko, Susquehanna Financial Group.