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Is the correction completely off the table? Watch the video as Kevin Cook explains why he's buying any dips again to 1650 and why he's looking for new highs.

JPMorgan recently said it will not be accepting new private student loan applications. That's proof there is a student loan bubble boiling.

One English company believes fingerprint readers are unreliable and is working on an alternative. Jessica Howard takes a look at vein recognition technology.

Facebook CEO Mark Zuckerberg on NSA data requests and user privacy at the TechCrunch Disrupt SF 2013 event.

The Bottom Line panel looks at where Canada's economy is going and what that means for you including a look at employment and housing.

3-D printing has been around since the 1980s and it's set to be a $3 billion business by 2016. The old guard is gobbling up the new, and hiring in a major way. Bloomberg Television's Betty Liu takes a look at where the jobs are.

Bloomberg Contributing Editor Richard Falkenrath discusses Sarin gas and the Syria conflict.

R.J. Reynolds, maker of Camel and Pall Mall cigarettes is launching Vuse, its first electronic cigarette.

Jason Healy, founder & president at Blu Ecigs, discusses the hurdles of the e-cigarette business as the tobacco industry moves to the new trend. He speaks on Bloomberg Television's "Bloomberg Surveillance."

Maggie Lake talks to Nik Modi from UBS Investment Research about the growing trend.

A look at the real reason for war in Syria and why its outcome is crucial to America. The facts, timeline of events, and the nations involved may shock you.

The Syrian Electronic Army hacked the Twitter account of AP before. But could they expand their hacking attacks if the U.S. conducts strikes against Syria?