Boone Pickens, BP Capital founder, offers his view on U.S. energy and the economy. "I think it's going to be slow, sluggish going, for the economy for the next year," he says.

Discussing the LIBOR scandal fallout, the so-called fiscal cliff, and whether Europe will sink the U.S. economy, with Shawn Matthews, Cantor Fitzgerald CEO.

Mitt Romney was booed during a speech today before a skeptical NAACP crowd, with NBC Correspondent Steve Handlesman. Ben Jealous, NAACP president/CEO, discusses what he thinks Romney could have said instead; and Andrew Card, Texas A&M University, weighs in.

Vivek Ranadive, Tibco Software chairman/CEO, discusses the state of his company's growth, its relationship with social networking, and exposure to Europe.

Jeremy Verba, eHarmony CEO, explains how his online dating company's latest application works, and what it does to help the company.

The U.S. markets are down sharply since the Fed released the FOMC minutes. CNBC contributor Richard Bernstein, Richard Bernstein Advisors, weighs in.

Jeff Bradley, Globe Specialty Metals CEO, explains how silicon metal is made and the competition his company faces. "We are a very unique company, and we are the lowest cost producer of [silicon metal] in the entire world," says Bradley.

Jeffrey Ettinger, Hormel Foods chairman, president & CEO, discusses the heat wave and its weight on commodities.

Joe Almeida, Covidien PLC president & CEO discusses his company's strategies for growth, its recent acquisitions, and his take on health care policies.

Nicholas DeBenedictis, Aqua America CEO, discusses his company's recent successful and collaborative efforts with Penn Virginia Resource Partners, known as PVR Water Services LLC.

CNBC's Phil LeBeau discusses Air Lease Corporation's huge order of 75 Boeing 737 MAX airplanes, with Steve Udvar-Hazi, Air Lease CEO.

Air Lease Corp places a huge order with Boeing, ordering 75, 737 MAX airplanes. James McNerney, Boeing chairman & CEO, discusses his company's growth strategies as global economies slow down and business competition heats up, with CNBC's Phil LeBeau.

Insight on boosting the jobs market, with Marc Morial, National Urban League President & CEO, and Ron Christie, Christie Strategies founder & CEO.

Joe Mecane, NYSE Euronext Executive VP, and Richard Daly, CEO of Broadbridge Financial, discuss bringing back the individual investor to the NYSE.

Ashish Rangnekar, BenchPrep co-founder & CEO, discusses his company's efforts to get financing, and convince students and publishers that books are not necessarily the best way to learn.

Tom Ricketts, Chicago Cubs owner and Incapital chairman, discusses the impact of socially responsible investing.

Edible Arrangements International CEO Tariq Farid discusses the challenges and success of growing his edible fruit company to more than 1,100 stores.

A new Conference Board survey finds that in Q2, just 17 percent of CEOs think conditions have improved. Compare that to Q1, where optimism stood at 67 percent. Mort Zuckerman, U.S. News & World Report, and Andrew Puzder, CKE Restaurants CEO, weigh in.

What can investors expect out of tomorrow's jobs number? Craig Hodges, The Hodges Fund; Gene Peroni, Advisors Asset Management; and CNBC's Rick Santelli provide perspective. "I have never seen a bigger disconnect between what is going on in businesses, and what the investors think about the economy in my 25 years," says Hodges.

Traders are anticipating how the markets might move after tomorrow's jobs report is released. David Steinberg, DLS Capital Management founder/CEO, and John Manley, Wells Fargo Advantage Funds, share their opinions.