Colombia's president Juan Manueal Santos rang the opening bell at the NYSE today. CNBC's Maria Baritromo spoke to him in an exclusive interview.
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Sheila Bair, former FDIC Chair, is calling on Jamie Dimon to break up his bank in order to protect taxpayers and shareholders.
Former Red Sox Ace Curt Schilling struck out big time with his video game venture, 38 Studios, reports CNBC's Darren Rovell.
Should Greece exit the euro zone and is China's economy weaker than analyst suggest? Marc Faber, Gloom, Boom & Doom Report, weighs in on those two scenarios and explains why he's making a move to gold.
Are Facebook shares overvalued? Mark Hulbert, Hulbert Financial Digest editor, explains why he thinks the stock should be trading in the $13.80 range.
Is Wall Street's culture completely broken? John Taft, RBC U.S. Wealth Management CEO, discusses what he calls, "the lost culture of Wall Street," and why it's keeping investors away.
"What we want America to be is the launching pad where everyone in the world would want to come to launch their 'moon shot', their Zynga, their Facebook, because we have the best infrastructure, education, immigration policies, rules and government-funded research," says Tom Friedman, New York Times columnist, continuing his discussion on the formula needed to rebuild the American dream.
Tom Friedman, New York Times columnist, discusses the era-defining challenges facing America, and explains why he calls himself a "frustrated optimist".
Ed Clark, TD Bank Group president and CEO, discusses how Canadian operations are performing compared to the U.S., the state of mortgages, and JPMorgan's trading loss.
Costco is up; Tiffany is down. So should investors focus on low-end retail now? Barry Sine, Drexel Hamilton and Joe Feldman, Telsey Advisory Group.
