BlackBerry goes private while Chrysler preps its IPO. Plus the guys analyze National Oilwell Varco’s spin-off and the merger of the day.

Apple racks up big iPhone sales over its opening weekend. Plus we analyze the business implications of the Emmy Awards and openly speculate about Chipotle entering the coffee wars.

Fed Chief Ben Bernanke surprised Wall Street by maintaining the QE program.  We analyze the pros and cons of the decision, JP Morgan’s $920 million penalty, and the huge sales of “Grand Theft Auto V”.

FedEx hits a 7-year high, Adobe Systems hits an all-time high, and “Grand Theft Auto” continues its winning streak.  Plus we dig into the Fool mailbag.

Microsoft announces a $40 billion buyback plan, Pandora announces a secondary offering, and Aeropostale rises on hopes of a buyout.

Larry Summers bows out of the Fed Chief race, United Natural Foods has a blowout quarter, Twitter’s going public and we dip into the Fool mailbag.

Our analysts discuss some unfashionable results from Lululemon & Men’s Wearhouse, analyze Pandora’s new CEO, and delve into some great news for Breaking Bad fans.

Our analysts discuss Apple, telecom, and retail advertising.

Dow Jones boots 3 stocks from the index and welcomes 3 new ones.  Plus we talk oil, McDonald’s latest sales numbers, and preview the Apple event.

Yum Brands’ sales continue to fall in China. Facebook unveils its latest attempt to take down Twitter, and there’s a shake-up in the luxury retail landscape.

Samsung & Qualcomm unveil the first smartwatches. US auto sales rise in August. Campbell Soup teams up with Green Mountain Coffee Roasters and we dip into the Fool mailbag.

LinkedIn looks to raise $1 billion in a secondary offering.  Apple gears up to unveil the newest iPhone, and A&F issues guidelines for employee’s hairstyles.

Microsoft gives Nokia investors $7.2 billion reasons to smile. CBS and Time Warner Cable kiss and make up. And Jarden buys Yankee Candle for $1.75 billion.

Hidden Gems advisor Seth Jayson discusses his approach to small-cap investing, why he keeps some stocks on a tight leash while letting others grow to become large caps, and why “brand” can be a powerful asset for some companies.

Million Dollar Portfolio advisor Ron Gross shares his expertise on building a diversified portfolio, how to manage reallocation, and which industries he considers a “must” for every investor.

Tim Hanson discusses his approach to investing outside the US, why international exposure is important for investors, and which countries and industries he’s watching right now

Value investor Ron Gross kicks off “Strategy Week” by sharing advice for how to find value stocks and where he’s looking right now.

Walmart and Cisco Systems fall on their latest earnings results. Plus we analyze Berkshire Hathaway's latest buys over a delivery of See's Candies. 

Apple has a new investor in Carl Icahn.  Plus we analyze earnings from Macy’s and Deere, and debate the pros and cons of traveling via hyperloop.

Bill Ackman quits JC Penney’s board of directors.  Europe’s economy shows signs of life, and Yum Brands’ problems in China continue.

BlackBerry evaluates “strategic options”, including the sale of the company.  Apple sets a date for its new iPhone.  Plus we dig into the Fool mailbag and revisit the soap opera “As JC Penney Turns”.

Tesla Motors’ share rise on 2^nd-quarter results.  We analyze the latest earnings from Groupon and Green Mountain Coffee Roasters, and the latest offering from Taco Bell.

“The Lone Ranger” is going to lose at least $150 million for Disney, but shareholders shouldn’t worry too much. Plus we analyze the latest earnings from Zillow and Freddie Mac, and discuss why it must be awesome to be a Bank of America lawyer.

Amazon founder & CEO Jeff Bezos buys The Washington Post for $250 million.  Plus we analyze the latest from American Eagle, Fossil and Michael Kors.

Berkshire-Hathaway’s 2^nd-quarter profits rose 46%, but it’s the next target for his famed “elephant gun” that interests us. Plus we analyze the smackdown between CBS and Time Warner Cable, the latest newspaper fire sale, and The Motley Fool’s shout-out from The Wall Street Journal.

Whole Foods battles great expectations, while the world’s biggest gold miner reports an epic quarterly loss.  Plus the guys analyze the latest results from Trulia and Yelp, and gear up for CNBC’s new primetime original “Twitter Revolution”. 

Shares of Buffalo Wild Wings and SodaStream heat up on strong earnings news. Our analysts give their take and talk about the perils of following big money.

Coach drops on weak earnings and a drop in same-store sales.  Plus we analyze the latest from 3D Systems, National Oilwell Varco and Barnes & Noble.

With big mergers in the news, we discuss the ripple effect “cheap money” is having on CEOs.  Plus, Amazon is hiring, Hertz reports Q2 earnings, and we dip into the Fool mailbag

Facebook’s huge 2^nd-quarter results send the bears running.  Plus earnings from Visa, Under Armour, General Motors and Dunkin’ Brands.

Apple’s stock rises on record iPhone sales.  Plus earnings from Pepsi, Ford, Caterpillar and Panera.  And in news that is a shock to absolutely no one, the SEC has charged a man with running a bitcoin Ponzi scheme.

Netflix’s 2^nd-quarter was solid, but not spectacular.  Wendy’s hits a new 52-week high, and RadioShack misses yet again.

McDonald’s latest quarterly results take a hit.  Hasbro’s earnings are overshadowed by a new partnership with Disney.  Plus we look back at last Friday’s train wreck for Microsoft.

Intel, UnitedHealth and eBay all report earnings.  Plus, we analyze National Ice Cream month and what your favorite flavor says about you.

Yahoo’s stock hits a 5-year high. 2^nd-quarter earnings for Mattel & Bank of America were very different.  Google is looking into a new online pay-TV service, and one PayPal customer gets the mother of all bank errors. 

Coca-Cola fizzles. Johnson & Johnson reports better-than-expected earnings. And the CEO of Sears stirs up some controversy with his unorthodox strategy.

Citi’s stock is on fire. Blackberry holds a fire sale.  And Boeing is dealing with its latest fire.  All that plus we dip into the Fool mailbag.

Our analysts preview earnings season, talk about some box office winners and losers, and delve into Facebook's latest search. 

Noodles & Co’s stock soars after its IPO. A new CEO boosts Zynga. Disney re-ups Bob Iger for another year.  And the Winklevii return with a Bitcoin ETF.  (No, really.)

Pandora strikes a chord with investors. And researchers create robotic roaches.  Our analysts discuss those stories and preview next week's earnings.

Barnes & Noble reports a bigger-than-expected fourth-quarter loss.  Home prices record their biggest annual gain in 7 years.  And Walgreens reports anemic growth in its same-store sales.

Investors react to concerns about China.  The Federal Trade Commission reviews Google's acquistion of Waze.  And Monsters University scares up some big returns at the box office.

The stock market reacts to the Fed Chief's latest comments.  And Men's Wearhouse decides its founder is no longer a good fit. 

Our analysts discuss two stocks that are undervalued and two stocks that are overvalued.

Shares of Jack-in-the-Box rise on news that the company is closing some of its Qdoba stores. Amazon.com launches a new initiative on Facebook. KitchenAid and SodaStream partner on an at-home carbonation machine.

DreamWorks Animation signs a big deal with Netflix. What does it mean for investors?

Pandora buys a radio station.  What does the move mean for the future of the online music company?   Is Apple’s new streaming service a Pandora-killer?   On today’s show, our analysts tackle those questions and discuss the business of extreme weather.

Our analysts discuss some stocks that are undervalued, some stocks that are overvalued, and two business stories that have been overlooked.

Lululemon tumbles in the wake of a surprising departure.  Apple unveils a new look.  And Dole produces some sweet returns.

Google bids for social mapping site Waze. McDonald’s sales rise in May. And Apple unveils its latest.

SodaStream rumors create big buzz on Wall Street.  Amazon launches a marketplace in India.  And the Container Store considers a big move.

Amazon.com bets on groceries.  Apple loses a legal battle.  And Domino's Pizza sends in the clones.

Pandora continues to fall on news that Apple is launching a streaming service.  Salesforce.com makes a big deal. And Zynga announces some big cuts. 

Is the party over for dividend stocks?  Our analysts tackle that question and delve into Cracker Barrel's big earnings.

Costco hits an all-time high. Berkshire Hathaway makes a big buy. And Tesla CEO Elon Musk generates some buzz.

Apple CEO Tim Cook says Google Glasses won't be a big hit.  Michael Kors reports big earnings.   And a beverage giant prepares to go public.

Tiffany sparkles on better-than-expected earnings.   Yahoo! courts Hulu.   And Fast & Furious 6 does brisk business at the box office.

Federal Reserve Chairman Ben Bernanke tells Congress that it's too soon for the Fed to end its stimulus program.  JPMorgan Chase Chairman and CEO Jaime Dimon gets a vote of confidence from shareholders.   And ESPN deals with the rising cost of sports programming.

Home Depot hits a new high on better-than-expected earnings news.  Best Buy slips.  And HHGregg plummets.   Our analysts discuss those stories and debate the future of solar stocks.

Yahoo buys Tumblr for $1.1B.  Campbell’s Soup reports strong 3^rd-quarter earnings.  And JC Penney gets two very different price targets from competing Wall Street analysts.

Wal-Mart slips in the wake of earnings news. Cisco surges.  And Tesla continues to pick up speed.

Google readies a subscription music service.  Macy's reports a 20% increase in first-quarter profit and raises its dividend by 25%.   And LinkedIn cracks down on the world's oldest profession.

A hedge fund manager calls for Sony to break up.  Tesla has a wild ride.  And AT&T pulls the plug on the Facebook phone.

A prominent bond fund manager says the bull market is over.   ABC becomes the first broadcast network to stream its shows live online.   Starbucks eyes some new markets. 

Tesla Motors reports a quarterly profit.  Green Mountain Coffee Roasters perks up on earnings news and a Starbucks partnership.  Groupon delivers a smaller-than-expected loss.  And Barnes & Noble surges. 

Whole Foods soars on earnings.  Zillow slips in the wake of earnings.  And Yahoo! talks with Hulu.

Microsoft reworks Windows 8.  Bank of America hits a two-year high.  And Abercrombie & Fitch tries to keep its cool. 

Shares of Facebook rise on first-quarter earnings.  Visa hits a new high.  And Yahoo! makes a deal.  

DreamWorks Animation reports a profit thanks to the success of The Croods.  And the CEO of Blackberry makes a bold statement about the future of tablets.  Our analysts discuss those stories and debate whether investors should sell in May and go away.

February home prices record their highest increase in almost 7 years. McDonald's considers serving breakfast throughout the day. And Buffalo Wild Wings' profits drop as chicken prices rise.

Motley Fool analyst Joe Magyer talks about investing in Australia and previews the upcoming Berkshire Hathaway annual meeting.

Netflix reports big earnings and credits its original programming.  Is Netflix the next HBO?  Our analysts tackle that question and delve into the latest earnings news from Traveler's, Coach, and RadioShack.

Our analysts discuss the latest earnings news from Nokia, Verizon, and Pepsi.

Intel profits fall on a decline in PC sales.  Yahoo! slips on slowing first-quarter sales.  And Mattel rises on strong sales of American Girl and Monster High dolls.

Coca-Cola reports big earnings and shares pop.   Shares of Johnson & Johnson climb on earnings news.  And shares of Goldman Sachs slip.  

DISH makes a big bid for Sprint.   Citigroup reports big earnings.   The price of gold continues its big decline.  And Amazon's CEO defends his company's big investments.

The Federal Reserve debates ending its easy money policies. CarMax reports big earnings. And Bikinis Sports Bar & Grill secures a revealing trademark.

Shares of J.C. Penney plunge after the embattled retailer fires its CEO.   And Caribou Coffee loses some of its buzz.

GE makes a big oil buy.  Our analysts talks about what the deal means for investors and share three stocks to watch this earnings season.

The SEC friends Netflix.  J.C. Penney takes 97% off.  Zynga makes a big bet.  And Samoa Air makes a weighty decision.

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.

GE announces a big dividend and a share buyback.  The Dell soap opera takes a new twist.  And Starbucks defies the NYC ban on large-sized sugary drinks. 

Activist investor Carl Icahn challenges Dell.  Shares of PetSmart slide.  And Verizon talks deal.

Apple is hitting 52-week lows.  Google is hitting all-time highs.  Which stock is the better bet going forward?  Our analysts tackle that question and share some stocks on their radar.

Google eyes the same-day delivery business.   J.C. Penney hits another low.   And Qualcomm raises its dividend and announces a share buyback.

Berkshire Hathaway CEO Warren Buffett publishes his annual letter to shareholders.  Our analysts discuss Buffett's latest letter and take stock in the business of 3-D printing.

Shares of J.C. Penney and Groupon plunge on earnings news.  Our analysts discuss the embattled companies and weigh in on the 25 best companies in the U.S.