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Warren Buffett's Berkshire Hathaway agrees to invest $10 billion in Occidental Petroleum. President Donald Trump and Congressional Democrats agree to spend $2 billion on infrastructure. And Google's revenue falls short. Hosted by Ben Walsh.

A new all-time high reached by the S&P 500. 49% of professional money managers are bullish on the markets. And what's the latest high-profile company to file for an IPO? Hosted by Ben Walsh.

150 S&P 500-companies report earnings this week. Even bullish investors foresee only modest stock gains going forward. And Slack made public its filing for a direct listing of its shares. Hosted by Nick Jasinski.

Amazon beats earnings expectations. 3M's stock plummets after the company slashes expected earnings. And GDP is estimated to come in at 2% in the first quarter. Hosted by Mary Childs.

Occidental Petroleum outbids Chevron in energy deal. Netflix is borrowing $2 billion more to keep making movies. And warehouse owner GLP plans to go public this year. Hosted by Mary Childs.

The S&P 500 posts a record high. Why shares of Urban Outfitters have fallen. And why Wall Street has low odds on Medicare for All. Hosted by Mary Childs.

What to expect of Snap when it reports earnings today. What Kraft Heinz' CEO will need to tackle. And home sales slide. Hosted by Mary Childs.

Why muni bonds are looking expensive. Why Tesla is trying to get investors excited about their self-driving technology ahead of earnings. And a new electric car with a $2 million price tag hits the market. Hosted by Alexandra Scaggs.

Pinterest rallies after going public-but investors may want to keep calm. Markets shrug off the long-awaited Mueller report. And Zoom Video Communications soars in its first day of public trading. Hosted by Alexandra Scaggs.

Qualcomm stock is soaring after its legal fight with Apple ended. Industrial production is flatlining. And IBM's earnings were a mixed bag. This episode was hosted by Alexandra Scaggs.