David Kuo, Director, The Motley Fool says the Fed will start firing up its printing press again. He says the shock contraction in U.S. Q1 GDP is not a temporary blip.

Patee Sarasin, CEO, Nok Air says the company plans to list on the Bangkok Stock Exchange in Q3. It hopes to raise about THB3-4 billion to fund its international expansion plans.

David Kuo, Director, The Motley Fool explores what will motivate buying trends among Chinese consumers. He adds that gaining exposure though luxury goods makers like Burberry is a good strategy.

Paul Endacott, Managing Director, Ambition discusses the latest hiring trends in Asia, especially within the financial services sector. He adds that a lot of jobs are being shifted from Singapore & Hong Kong.

Jan Dawson, Chief Telecoms Analyst, Ovum says RIM's new phones are exciting developments, but adds that it's unlikely to be a huge competitor to either Google's Android or Apple's iPhone.

David Hess, President, Pratt & Whitney discusses his firm's expansion plans in Singapore. He also expresses confidence that Boeing will be able to sort through the issues with the Dreamliner.

Scott Nations, Chief Investment Officer & President, NationsShares says the 787 lithium-ion battery problem is a much bigger issue for Boeing than people think. He says Boeing may have to re-engineer its Dreamliner.

Scott Nations, Chief Investment Officer & President, NationsShares says investors have dodged a bullet despite U.S. Q4 GDP showing a shock contraction and that Friday's jobs numbers could confirm a slowdown. He says the VIX gathering strength is a cause for concern.

Tom Rogers, senior economic adviser at Ernst & Young says look out for more risk appetite as bank lending rises given the improved sentiment in the euro zone.

Will Oswald, Global Head of Fixed Income, Currencies and Commodities at Standard Chartered Bank says China's government debt to GDP level is around 75-80%, much higher than the official 20% reported.

Will Oswald, Global Head of Fixed Income, Currencies and Commodities at Standard Chartered Bank says we are in a better environment for the markets to perform with central banks willing to give support.

CNBC's Adam Bakhtiar takes on the 'Stock in 60 Seconds' challenge and looks at shares of Yahoo Japan as it climbed over 17% after announcing they will be raising their annual earnings and dividend forecasts.

Janet Engels, Director, Private Client Research Group at RBC tells CNBC's Cash Flow why she's bullish on greater China markets.

Peter Morici, Professor, Smith School of Business, University Of Maryland discusses the United States' road to immigration reform.

Peter Elston, Head of Asia Pacific Strategy & Asset Allocation at Aberdeen Asset Management explains why Chinese companies need "western-style" corporate governance.

Paul Krake, Founder, View from the Peak: Macro Strategies warns of a credit crisis in China. He says the composition of growth is skewed and reforms aren't taking place quickly enough.

David Green-Morgan, Global Capital Markets Research Director, Jones Lang Lasalle says the region's property sector got a drubbing last year, but is likely to rebound in 2013.

Nicholas Cunningham, Transport Analyst, Macquarie expects a 1% impact on ANA's operating earnings if the Dreamliner remains grounded each month. He discusses the relationship between ANA, JAL, and Boeing.

Paul Krake, Founder, View from the Peak: Macro Strategies explains why the Fed will not wait until the U.S. unemployment rate hits 6.5% before it ends its bond buying program.

David Ratliff, Head of Investor Sales & Relationship Management, Citi Asia Pacific says real demand will drive an economic recovery this year and this might see investments go into credit and high yield.