After a big week of earnings releases we hit on the biggest stories, including what's next for Apple. 

How does one ex-Enron executive turn $40 million into one of the largest oil companies in the America? Also, Russia is heavily levered to hydrocarbon’s but why can’t the United States and Europe cut back on Russia imports. Finally, tune in for an update on Master Limited Partnerships and one investment to hold for the next 5 to 10 years. Catch this week’s hot topics on this energy edition of Where The Money Is.

Today on Where the Money Is, Healthcare analysts David Williamson and Michael Douglass look at healthcare headlines and updates from the Healthcare sector. Then, they foolishly play Fool in the Blank while updating investors on the most recent health care news. 

On today’s show the guys take a look at the latest Chinese food scandal to hurt Yum! Brands, as well as what Starbucks is doing with its mobile app. Plus they discuss some of the latest earnings announcements from Chipotle, Netflix, and Hasbro.

Everything you need to know about Markel. Join Matt Koppenheffer and David Hanson as they prepare for their trip to Richmond to have lunch and talk investing with Markel CIO Tom Gayner.

Why Berkshire Hathaway will thrive even after Warren Buffett is gone. Join David Hanson as he talks with Larry Cunningham, author of The Essays of Warren Buffett: Lessons for Corporate America and The AIG Story.

The Cold War is over but somebody forgot to tell Vladimir Putin. Also, one of the best business minds in America is trying to clean up Canada’s oil sands while some energy insiders believe America is due for a ‘day of reckoning’ if this contentious 40 year ruling is not overturned. Catch this week’s hot topics on this energy edition of Where The Money Is.

Health care analysts Michael Douglass and David Williamson discuss Google’s new foray into health care, bending the Medicare cost curve, and why hospital earnings are looking strong this next quarter.

Today the guys talk about the big tobacco merger between Reynolds American and Lorillard, as well as where Potbelly’s goes from here. Plus they figure out who the real winners from the World Cup were.

David Hanson and Matt Koppenheffer are back and ready to dive into the financials industry with Citi Group, Bank of America, Wells Fargo and much more in this episode of Where the Money Is.