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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.