There are over 1000 Westerners fighting for ISIS of which 100 are believed to be Americans. With this ISIS threat show up at our doorstep?

Leaders in France and Turkey have called for an Iraqi unity government. The stakes for Turkey are greater, CNBC's Hadley Gamble explains, as it shares a border with Iraq.

The U.S. carried out airstrikes against militants from Islamic State in Iraq, the Pentagon said, a day after President Barack Obama authorized the use of military force to protect refugees. U.S. planes carried out a strike on artillery positions that had been used by the militants.

Considering all the bad news and negative developments, shouldn't stocks be worse? Jim Cramer thinks that question demands attention. Dig down into the market, and Cramer says there are at least seven catalysts that should have given bears a field day.

The Time Warner/Fox deal points to one specific thing - the value of content in media, says Tim Armstrong, AOL chairman & CEO.

Warren Buffett's Berkshire Hathaway on Friday reported earnings results that beat expectations thanks to substantial investment gains and improved results across its manufacturing, retail and service businesses. The company also revealed it was sitting on more than $55 billion in cash.

Daniel Alpert, Westwood Capital managing director, explains why the current growth rate in the U.S. economy is likely to put downward pressure on stocks.

Jonathan Pain, Author of The Pain Report, expects further declines for U.S. stocks ahead, with the S&P 500 index possibly losing another 100 points to hit its 200-day moving average.

For those who only watch the headlines, the stock market looks as if it’s doing a pretty decent job digesting 6 years of gains. The Dow (DJI) is hanging out near record highs in the 17,000 area, the S&P 500 (^GSPC) is within 2% of the once unthinkable 2,000 mark and the Nasdaq (^ICIX) is higher th

Atul Lele, chief investment officer at Deltec International Group, and Bill Janeway, managing director at Warburg Pincus, discuss how a default by Argentina’s government could impact emerging markets and global economies. They speak on “Bloomberg Surveillance.”

More than 35 percent of Americans have debts and unpaid bills that have been reported to collection agencies, according to a study released Tuesday by the Urban Institute.

Last week, investors added $379 million into equity mutual funds according to Thomson Reuters' Lipper. At the same time, exchange-traded funds focusing on equities saw $7.97 billion in outflows.

Jeff Bezos has been following a formula of growing revenue at incredible rates of growth, but has always been willing to sacrifice profits and free cash flow in order to do so. Before I show you the video here are the basic fundamentals of Amazon going back to when they first opened their doors.

Bloomberg’s Guy Johnson reports on the $9B deal by Twenty-First Century Fox to sell European pay-TV assets to BSkyB and how it may play into the pursuit of Time Warner by Fox. He speaks on “Bloomberg Surveillance.”

Apple's Bigger iPhone: Betting on September Launch

Apple (AAPL) on Tuesday reported quarterly revenue of $37.4 billion with a net income of $7.7 billion, or $1.28 per diluted share. Analysts had expected profit of $1.23 a share. Revenue was slightly below analysts' forecasted revenue.