Secretary of Labor Hilda Solis reacts to the better-than-expected November jobs report.

General Electric and Comcast announced a $30 billion agreement to shift control of NBC Universal from GE to Comcast. GE CEO Jeffrey Immelt and Comcast CEO Brian Roberts discuss the deal.

Treasury Secretary Timothy Geithner discusses the TARP, jobs, the economy and more with CNBC.

Sen. Jim Bunning (R-KY) takes Fed Chairman Bernanke to task for virtually everything he's done during his tenure. Bernanke offers his response.

Whether Dubai could really cause trouble for the entire global economy, with Paul Hickey, Bespoke Investment Group co-founder; Saud Musad, UBS head of research; and Ziad Makkawi, Algebra Capital chairman/CEO.

It probably wasn't Tiger Wood's best Thanksgiving weekend. CNBC's Darren Rovell explains.

Greece has a great deal of difficulties in terms of its economy and requires bold decisions, but there is no danger of any euro zone country defaulting on its sovereign debt, ECB President Jean-Claude Trichet told CNBC Thursday when discussing the central bank's economic stimulus measures.

Ahead of Cop15, big developing nations including China, India, Brazil and South Africa rejected aims to cut worldwide greenhouse gas emissions in half by 2050, demanding that richer nations do more. Feike Sijbesma, chairman DSM, discusses the importance of biotechnology as a fundamental building block for the new green economy.

The financial bubble in China will burst in 2010, predicts Martin Lee, barrister, founder & former chairman of The Democratic Party of Hong Kong. He tells CNBC's Emily Chan what are the consequences for China when this happens.

Gold is not one of those investments that investors should be putting into their portfolio, says David Kuo, director at The Motley Fool. He tells Stephen Biggar of S&P Equity Research, CNBC's Amanda Drury & Sri Jegarajah why he is not a fan of gold.