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President Barack Obama visited Tuesday with European leaders in Warsaw, Poland. Pledging $1 billion in military aid to eastern European NATO and non-NATO member countries, the White House intends for the funds to increase military cooperation and send a message to Russia. The funds must still be approved by Congress before being distributed. RT's Marina Portnaya goes in-depth with the details of the plan.

The start of the World Cup is just one week away -- the first match is June 12 in Sao Paulo. In most countries around the world, The Cup is a highly anticipated and religiously followed, twice-a-decade event. Here's a look at the World Cup by the numbers with Bloomberg Businessweek's Brendan Greeley.

Bitcoin may have left the spotlight but is the digital currency's life over? Watch as Matt Miller reports on Bitcoin's "second wind" Bloomberg Television's "In The Loop."

This Company is worth more than half of the companies on the S&P 500, but should it be? Uber's valuation has now hit $17 billion.

It's a major battle between the East and West, with Ukraine and other nations stuck in the middle. Here's what's REALLY happening between Russia, China, and the U.S..

Italy just changed the way it calculates its GDP by including the black market; everything from drugs to prostitution. Obviously this doesn't paint a good image for Italy. Watch as Bloomberg's Trish Regan comments on the potential backlash from Italy's decision.

Hong Kong is now home to the most expensive real estate in the world. Hong Kong property power broker Sebastian Skiff, CBRE Asia executive director, gives Bloomberg's Betty Liu a tour of Causeway Bay, the world's most expensive retail area in the world.

In today's "Movers & Shakers," Betty Liu reports that Google founder Sergey Brin has unveiled the company's first driver-less car.

Cyber espionage has become a super-sized stumbling block in the relationship between the U.S. and China. In The Big Question, Bloomberg's Willem Marx examines the value of that relationship and the stakes for American tech firms if China decides to freeze them out.

China vs. U.S.: Is a Trade War Inevitable? Watch as “The Coming Collapse of China” Author Gordon Chang, Heritage Foundation Chief Economist Steve Moore and Eurasia Group Asia Director Nicholas Consonery discuss U.S.-China trade relations.

A an in-depth look at the massive gas deal between Russia and China and how it will affect the world. This deal is much bigger than the world even knows and it could mean that many significant events are about to unfold.

On today’s “The Roundup,” Trish Regan, Alix Steel, Sam Grobart and Eric Chemi wrap up the day’s top market stories on Bloomberg Television’s “Street Smart.” In particular, fast-forward to 1:40 of the clip.