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Best Buy's founder makes a bid to buy the struggling retailer.  eBay eyes same-day delivery.  And Applebee's eyes a whole new market.

GM reports a big loss in Europe.   Abercrombie & Fitch reports unfashionable earnings.   Green Mountain Coffee serves up weaker-than-expected sales and lowers guidance.  And Beam serves up strong sales.

Apple TV adds Hulu Plus.  Amazon.com launches a new video app for the iPad.    Our analysts discuss the battle for the living room and delve into earnings from MasterCard and Harley Davidson.  

The manager of the world's biggest bond fund says stock investors should expect smaller returns in the future. BP and Coach report larger-than-expected losses. And Pfizer reports a larger-than-expected gain.

The New York Times reports that Apple is considering investing in Twitter.   And Comcast spends big bucks on a marketing campaign to better explain Xfinity.

Our analysts discuss earnings news from ExxonMobil, Sprint Nextel, Whole Foods, and Zynga. 

Apple reports weaker-than-expected earnings.  Our analysts discuss the real threat to Apple and delve into earnings news from Caterpillar, Ford, Eli Lilly, Panera, and Netflix.  

Our analysts discuss the latest earnings from  AT&T, Altria, Baidu, and Under Armour.

Market volatility spikes.   Shares of McDonald's slip.  Shares of Hasbro and Peet's Coffee rise. 

Our analysts discuss IBM's earnings, debate the merits of share buybacks, and share two undervalued stocks and two overvalued stocks.

Housing starts rise to their highest level in four years.   Intel and Bank of America report earnings.

Yahoo! hires former Google executive Marissa Mayer as its new CEO.  Coca-Cola, Goldman Sachs, and Mattel report earnings. 

Gold prices slide.  Mastercard and Visa make a deal with merchants.  Nokia cuts prices. 

Warren Buffett expresses concern over the economy.   Shares of SuperValu sink after the grocery chain reports not so super earnings.

Shares of electronics retailer Hhgregg plunge after the company lowers its earnings forecast.  And a leader in the cable television industry makes some suprising comments about the future of television.  

Shares of Alcoa slip after the company reports earnings.  Mako Surgical lowers its forecast and shares plunge.   And Campbell's makes a healthy acquisition.

What is the future of 3-D Printing?  Is Nike undervalued?  Is Qualcomm ready for a rebound?  On today's show,  our analysts tackle some listener questions.

Microsoft takes a $6.2 billion charge. Plus we answer listener emails about mobile phones and investing in the beverage industry.

Our analysts discuss the investing implications of the Supreme Court's decision to uphold the healthcare law.

Apple wins a legal victory over Samsung.   Best Buy considers a buy-out.  Our analysts discuss those stories and talk about the future of dividend stocks.