Randy Tinseth, VP of Marketing, Boeing Commercial Airplanes tells CNBC that his firm has seen strong demand for their various models. He reaffirmed Boeing's commitment to deliver the Dreamliner as soon as possible.

Sam Wardwell, SVP & Investment Strategy Specialist (Equities), Pioneer Investments believes that U.S. equity markets have room to grow. But persistent fears about structural problems is holding the markets back.

Jonathan Barratt, CEO & Founder, Barratt's Bulletin shares his outlook for energy prices. He thinks demand destruction will soon end as the market gets more positive economic data from the U.S.

Dr. Devi Shetty tells CNBC's Lisa Oake how he's making radical moves in India's health care industry. He aims to make costly heart surgeries more affordable through higher volumes.

Bill Stone, Chief Investment Strategist at PNC Asset Management Group discusses his expectations for Friday's jobs data. He adds that he's not expecting Sandy to have much economic impact.

Dan McConaghy, President, Asia Pacific, FICO discusses the new trends surfacing in Asia's banking sector. He says Asian banks are finding the need to combine their risk and capital management strategies.

Christine Greybe, President, DHR International says that job demand is growing tremendously in non-banking sectors.

Leonid Petrov, Lecturer in Korean Studies, University of Sydney thinks national governments involved in the territorial disputes are trying to score political points at home by ratcheting up the rhetoric.

Colin Chapman, Vice President, Asia Pacific, Stratfor says the major countries involved in island disputes - China, Korea, Japan, Taiwan - all have political problems at home. Tension over the islands provide a good distraction.

Rob Subbaraman, Chief Asia Economist, Nomura says a swing in commodity prices could heavily impact inflation in Asia. He adds that Southeast Asian countries and India are most exposed to a run-up in commodity prices.

Jeffrey Roskell, Fund Manager at JF Asia Pacific Income Fund says growth can still be found in Asia despite the global slowdown.

CNBC's Adam Bakhtiar takes on the challenge of the daily stock in 60 seconds segment and looks at APB's shares which are surging today as a result of Thai Beverage placing a bid for a direct stake in APB.

Steve Watts, President, SAP Asia Pacific Japan says innovation is the biggest opportunity driving his company's growth across the region. He cites mobile, cloud computing and in-memory based technology as major growth engines.

Jaspal Bindra, Asia CEO, Standard Chartered Bank says that fundamentals in Asia are intact although growth rates have moderated.

Viktor Hjort, Head of Fixed Income Research & Global Corporate Credit Strategy, Morgan Stanley says the premium on Asian debt is shrinking but China still offers a decent spread.

Mark Tucker, CEO, AIA says that the group is generating an enormous amount of cash and profitability and that performance has been strong across Asia.

Hudson's latest employment report shows that hiring intentions in China are the highest among the economies in Asia Pacific. Tony Pownall, Hong Kong General Manager of Hudson discusses the survey findings and talks about hiring expectations across sectors.

Jonathan Windham, Head of Regional Industrials Sector, Asia Ex-Japan Research, Barclays Capital says that even though freight rates doubled between January and June, this year's peak season is not expected to be as good as before.

Vikram Chakravarty, Partner & Head of Strategy and Corporate Finance Asia, A.T. Kearney discusses the drivers behind the increase in M&A deals in Asia.

Philippe Espinasse, Author of IPO: A Global Guide says that Asian markets have generally seen few IPOs so far this year. He adds that Malaysia has been the standout in the region, with the listings of Felda Global and IHH Healthcare.