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Google unveils the latest version of its self-driving car.  We analyze the latest from Michael Kors and 3D Systems.  Plus, we celebrate National Hamburger Day with a few recommendations.

We analyze the latest housing data and consumer confidence numbers.  Plus we discuss Pilgrim’s Pride’s bid for Hillshire Brands and what you’ll find us grilling this summer.

Tim Hanson from Motley Fool Funds breaks down the latest results from Williams-Sonoma, Best Buy and Sears.  Plus we dig into the Fool Mailbag and discuss the impact of the latest coup in Thailand.

Tiffany’s stock hits a new all-time high.  Google has 30 billion reasons to bring its cash back to America.  Plus we analyze Microsoft’s new tablets, Netflix’s European expansion, and share our favorite movies set in Europe.

Will Credit Suisse’s Criminal Record Hurt its Bottom Line?The guys discuss how Credit Suisse is going to handle having a criminal record, and if other big banks will fall in line now. Plus today’s a grab-bag of retail earnings, but which company is our analysts’ favorite?

AT&T makes a $49 billion bid for DirecTV, while AstraZeneca turns down a $117 billion offer from Pfizer.  Our analysts try to make sense of it all and offer up a couple of merger-related ideas of their own.

Wal-Mart’s trend of falling U.S. sales continues.  Plus we analyze David Tepper’s comment that “it’s nervous time” and make some reckless predictions about what Warren Buffett is buying next.

We analyze AT&T’s proposed acquisition of DirecTV, the appeal of bundling services and what AT&T’s first order of business should be.  We also look at SodaStream’s latest quarter and dip into the Fool Mailbag.

Today we talk about the recent correction small-cap companies are going through, Morgan steps all over one of Mark's joke's, what to do about the struggling retail sector, and how you should react to Coke’s newest deal with Keurig Green Mountain.

Apple’s in talks to buy Beats for $3.2 billion.  General Motors has a new perception problem to deal with.  And we share a few thoughts from our annual meeting.