Need a breath of fresh air? Check out a conversation with Robert Rubin. He spoke with Charlie Rose on January 11, 2007.

And the Winners Are…

The stock scan conducted after the close on Friday found 105 winners and 12 losers.

The top 100 winners are listed in alphabetical order below. Click on the column headers to sort the list. Our scan criteria incorporates price movement, range and liquidity (500,000 shares on the day, 20-day average of 1.5 million).

Media Digest

• Roach Sees U.S. Recession Until Year End; Fed `Culprit’
  Stephen Roach, chairman of Morgan Stanley in Asia, talks about the extent of a recession in the U.S. economy, its impact on the rest of the world and the need for changes to the mandate of central banks to ensure stability in the financial system.
• Jim O’Neill Says Economy `Not as Bad as They All Think’
  Jim O’Neill, head of global economic research at Goldman Sachs Group Inc., talks about economic growth in the U.S., Asia and Europe, and the outlook for commodities, including gold and oil.
• Investing in Indonesia
  
  Indonesia hopes to become one of the top five economies by 2030. Muhammad Lutfi, chairman of the Investment Coordinating Board speaks to CNBC’s Martin Soong & Sri Jegarajah about investing in Indonesia.
• Fixing finance
  AS IF collapsing prices were not enough, American mortgage firms now have to cope with home rage. Borrowers vent their fury on the system that is repossessing their properties by smashing holes in walls and tipping paint over living-room carpets. Something similar is going on in the house finance built. Faith in open markets has been poisoned by a crisis that has spread from one asset to the next. First there was disbelief and denial. Then fear. Now comes anger.