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BP makes a big deal as Ancestry.com goes private.  Plus we analyze Caterpillar’s earnings and Hasbro’s decision to bring back the Furby. 

Shares of Verizon climb on strong earnings.   Shares of eBay approach an eight year high.  And shares of American Express slide on weaker-than-expected earnings.

Bank of America earnings fall 95%.   Shares of IBM slide after Big Blue reports weaker-than-expected revenues.  And Oracle's CEO encounters some choppy waters.

Citigroup's CEO announces his resignation.  Johnson & Johnson reports better-than-expected earnings.  And Goldman Sachs reports "reasonably solid" earnings.

Citigroup clears a low bar.   And Softbank finalizes its deal with Sprint Nextel.   Our analysts discuss those stories and debate the merits of investing in restaurant stocks.

Safeway slides. Sprint Nextel soars.  And Kellogg's issues a big recall.

Our analysts discuss a Netflix downgrade, weigh in on some healthy news from soda companies, and offer up some portfolio advice.

Our analysts tackle listener questions on the future of the Euro,  dividend stocks, and socially responsible investing.

Is Chipotle overvalued?  Our analysts tackle that question, discuss the future of General Motors, and answer some listener emails.