In case you missed them, here are the top 10 videos that appeared on MarketWatch for the week of Nov. 9-13:

Chef brews a kettlebell workout

Chez Panisse chef Beth Wells shows The Wall Street Journal her workout routine. The 37-year-old says she uses kettlebells because it's fast, easy and unique. Watch Video Report.

Jobs numbers mask wide disparities

The unemployment rate is at a 26-year high, but some job seekers are facing a much bleaker picture than others. Marc Cenedella, chief executive of TheLadders.com, sees growth in hiring in IT services, health-care, aerospace and defense sectors. Andrea Coombes reports. Watch Video Report.

Fed to resist Dodd's crackdown

Sen. Christopher Dodd has unveiled a plan to strip the Federal Reserve of some of its powers. It's a move the Fed is certain to resist, Jon Hilsenrath reports. Watch Video Report.

Dollar heads for 2009 records

Dwindling dollar spells liquidity, easy capital, assures new highs for equities, Bob O'Brien suggests. Watch Video Report.

Taiwan, the 'alternative China'

In the 60 years since Chinese Nationalists moved to Taiwan, the country has grown up in a very different way from mainland China. Matthew Rivera reports from Taiwan on how culture, democracy and economics there offer a look at an alternative China. Watch Video Report.

Time for helmets to come off the field in the NFL?

Counterintuitive, or just plain dangerous? Reed Albergotti discusses with colleague Chaz Repak why some experts think an NFL without helmets would vastly reduce on-field injuries in American football. Watch Video Report.

Promising ultra-thin laptops

Walt Mossberg reviews a new class of thin, lightweight laptops that boast long battery life. He says this new class, which falls between the netbook and a typical laptop, is a promising one. Watch Video Report.

New games to drive Nintendo sales

New releases such as "Sin and Punishment" and "Metroid: Other M" along with third-party titles will spur hardware sales, according to Nintendo of America's Reggie Fils-Aime. Dan Gallagher reports. Watch Video Report.

Apple unveils new store in New York

The cavernous store is part of Apple's plan to expand its retail space -- building up to 50 stores in 2010. WSJ's Marisa Taylor reports it's part of Apple's commitment to its future. Watch Video Report.

AMD helped by Intel deal

A $1.25 billion legal settlement between rival chipmakers Intel and AMD sets the stage for AMD to move forward free of its long-running and damaging battles with Intel, says analyst Suji De Silva of Kaufman Brothers. Watch Video Report.

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