Apple unveils the new iPhone.  Facebook shares get a boost from the company's CEO.

McDonald's serves up August sales numbers. Legg Mason and Zynga announce big departures.

Shares of  AIG tumble after the Treasury announces that it's selling a big part of its stake in the insurance giant.  Shares of Green Mountain rise after the company announces that it will sell some non-coffee drinks. 

Stocks rally after the European Central Bank announces a big buy.   Our analysts tackle that story and talk about Amazon's new Kindle.

Nokia’s new smartphone didn’t impress Wall Street while FedEx warns of a global slowdown.  We dip into the Fool mailbag and analyze Facebook CEO Mark Zuckerberg’s attempt to reassure shareholders.  Plus, a potential IPO from Canada leads to a debate over the relative merits of Celine Dion and Justin Bieber.

Amazon, Google, & Microsoft prepare to unveil new products this week.   Our analysts tackle the big questions facing each company and discuss the Oogieloves new 52-week low.

Is there a brain drain at Facebook?  How much analysis should an investor do before buying a stock?  What are the advantages of Master Limited Partnerships?  Our analysts tackle some listener questions.

In the wake of the Apple/Samsung verdict, the guys analyze winners and losers in the mobile smartphone industry.  Plus, Hertz spends $2.3 billion to buy Dollar Thrifty and AOL says “You’ve Got A Dividend!” to shareholders.

Dell’s earnings disappoint while home-builder Toll Brothers doubles its quarterly profit.  Plus, a new partnership with Discover will put PayPal in millions of U.S. locations.

Best Buy, Barnes & Noble and Urban Outfitters all reported earnings and we dig through all three.