Sprint-Nextel's stock has doubled since the last time Mad Money host Jim Cramer interviewed its CEO Dan Hesse. "The first phase of our turnaround took 4 years, and recently the American Customer Satisfaction Index has recognized us as the most improved U.S. company in customer satisfaction across all 47 industries studied," he says.

The Fast Money traders weigh in on how to trade some large cap multinationals headquartered in Europe; and DDR CEO Dan Hurwitz, weighs in on Best Buy's business, and discusses the state of retail.

On Deck announced that it secured nearly $100 million in new debt commitments -- $80 million of it coming from Goldman Sachs and Fortress Credit Group. Noah Breslow, On Deck CEO, offers insight on small business owners.

Paul Walsh, CEO of Diageo, offers insight on the company's growth forecast and earnings. Shares are up by 40 percent in the last year driven, in part, by torrid growth in Latin America.

Michael Fertik, Reputation.com founder & CEO, explains how you can protect your privacy online. "It's kind of like digital PR for everybody," he says.

Hostess, the maker of the yellow creme-filled cakes, is trying to work its way out of bankruptcy. Greg Rayburn, Hostess CEO, offers insight on the process.

Dough Tough, Int'l Flavors & Fragrances chairman/CEO, discusses the history of his company and the growing number of laboratories it has, and its latest products.

Kayak CEO Steve Hafner, weighs in on his company's first quarterly earnings since its IPO, its competitors, and Google's acquisition of Frommer's travel guide.

Darling International chairman/CEO Randy Stuewe, discusses the severity of the Midwest drought, its impact on his business, and the three top risks to his company now.

Great investments for 20 year olds, with Howard Lindzon, StockTwits CEO, and Robert Luna, Surevest Capital Management CEO.

Small business software-maker Intuit is trading near all-time highs as the company navigates the mobile-cloud computing market. Brad Smith, CEO of Intuit, speaks to CNBC's Jon Fortt in an exclusive interview.

As most investors remain worried about Europe, Iran and the U.S. fiscal cliff, Ron Baron, Baron Capital chairman & CEO, sees investment opportunities in companies. "The stock market is below the norm of how it has been over the past 200 years," he says. Mario Gabelli, GAMCO Investors, weighs in.

George Friedman, Stratfor founder/CEO, provides perspective on whether an Israeli airstrike on Iran is possible, and the impact the tensions are having on oil prices.

Audicus Founder & CEO Patrick Freuler discusses his company's latest hearing aid device. With the massively growing market, we are kind of positioning hearing aids more in the realm of an accessory as opposed to the old-school medical device," he says.

Boston Market CEO George Michel discusses his restaurant's healthy alternative strategy to cut down on salt in its dishes and remove salt shakers from tables at all 476 locations. "We are not changing the taste, we are working with nutritionists and our suppliers to make sure the taste stays as is, if not, better," he says.

It's possible for yield to be too high, says Mad Money host Jim Cramer. Windstream Corporation CEO Jeff Gardner discusses his company's high dividend, and its business strategies moving forward.

Discussing the growth Las Vegas is seeing, and whether European woes are affecting the attractions there, with Cosmopolitan of Las Vegas CEO John Unwin. (A graphic originally in this video misstated that the Cosmopolitan was owned by Deutsche Bank. It has since been corrected.)

Aetna has agreed to buy Coventry Health for $5.7 billion. Mark Bertolini, Aetna chairman, president & CEO, offers insight on the deal.

Discussing the health of the consumer and the European economy, with Ian Cheshire, Kingfisher Group CEO.

Cheryl Bachelder, AFC Enterprises president/CEO, discusses today's downgrade to "hold," and her company's growth in Turkey. "Turkey is all about a great growing middle class economy, and our food is designed for a Mediterranean country," she says.