Apple apologizes to its customers in China.  McCormick delivers spicy earnings. 

Tesla announces that it's profitable.  AT&T makes a big buy. 

Cyprus reaches a deal with the EU.  Apple makes an acquisition. Ford makes an apology.

A Coca-Cola report finds that online buzz on Facebook produces no "measureable impact" on sales. And Oracle reports weaker-than-expected earnings.  Our analysts discuss those stories and share their March Madness picks.

Shares of Williams-Sonoma hit a new 52-week high after the retailer reports big earnings. Shares of FedEx slip on lower quarterly profits.  And Apple faces a growing problem. 

Investor react to the Cyprus crisis. Lululemon recalls some yoga pants for being too sheer.  And Samsung confirms that it's working on a smart watch. 

Investors react to a plan by the Cyprus government to tax bank depositors.   Verizon makes some waves with television content providers.  And Iron Maiden gets into the beer business. 

Blackberry rises on news that one of the company's partners ordered one million Blackberry Z10 smartphones.   And authorities in China accuse Coca-Cola of stealing state secrets.

February retail numbers are in! The guys analyze the retail trend investors should be watching.  We also discuss Amazon’s business and recommend stocks for “Frasier” star Kelsey Grammer.

A  judge blocks NYC's ban on large-size sugary drinks.  And Costco serves up big earnings.