Keith Weed, chief marketing officer at Unilever, explains the philosophy behind Unilever's goal of increasing profits while making tangible contributions to consumer health and well-being.
Frank Lavin, CEO of Export Now, tells CNBC that President Obama's visit to Myanmar is a sign that the U.S. is looking to increase its political and economic connections to Southeast Asia.
Tomas Zidek, deputy minister of finance for the Czech Republic talks about the progress the country is making to reduce its debt to under 3 percent of GDP by 2014.
Miroslav Singer, governor of Czech National Bank, explains to CNBC why the central bank may need to ease monetary policy further by weakening the currency.
Jan Fabian, incoming CEO of OKD,a coal company, tells CNBC that despite an ongoing recession in the Czech Republic, this region boasts a very stable business environment.
Britain must not retreat from Europe and its export industry but the country needs to develop business partnerships further afield, Sir Roger Carr, President of the Confederation of British Industry told CNBC.
The Czech economy has been in recession since the fourth quarter of 2011. Can growth return? Vojtech Benda, Senior Economist, ING Commercial Banking, talks to CNBC.
The euro should get a boost from euro zone attempts to solve Greece's debt crisis, Torrie Callander, Senior Foreign Exchange Trader at Global Reach Partners, told CNBC.
Todd Elmer, Currency Strategist, Citi & Richard Harris, Chief Executive of Port Shelter Investment Management says the yen selloff is overdone and the BoJ can't do much to weaken the yen in the near future.
Richard Harris, Chief Executive, Port Shelter Investment Management says Chinese stock markets have not performed well, due to the lack of policy direction from China's top brass.
David Forrester, Senior Vice President of G10 FX Strategy at Macquarie, suggests selling the euro against the dollar on rallies back towards the 1.30 level as Greek financing talks will likely have limited impact.
David Gibson, Senior Analyst, Regional Head of Software & Services., Macquarie Research Japan advises investors to short Nintendo shares when the company releases a statement on Wii U sales next week.
Andrew Economos, MD & Head of Sovereign & Institutional Strategy Asia, JP Morgan Asset Management says that President Obama's trip is merely a photo opportunity as America has little conflict with the region.
Sean King, Senior Vice President at Park Strategies, says U.S. President Obama's trip to Southeast Asia demonstrates America's commitment to the region.
Gaurav Sodhi, Resources Analyst, Intelligent Investor explains why North America is going to be more important than the Middle East when it comes to the future of the global energy market.
Statistician, blogger and The Signal and the Noise author Nate Silver with his prediction on who will be the next president, and what role Sandy, the storm of the century, will play on election day.
Austan Goolsbee and Ed Lazear, two top tier economists, one Democrat, one Republican, hash it out over the new jobs numbers and the impact of super storm Sandy on Election 2012.
Scott Maddock, Senior Analyst, Macquarie Private Portfolio Management says earnings growth is vital to support the recent run-up in the Australian market.
Ed Nusbaum, CEO of Grant Thornton International, tells CNBC why developed economies still offer businesses the best investment opportunities despite their economic struggle.
Kevin Rudd, Former Prime Minister,
Australia says that the way to resolve Japan and China's Senkaku/Diaoyu islands dispute is to "buy time". He further discusses the resilience of the Australian Labor Party while sharing about his life beyond being prime minister.
Kirk Yang, Head of Asia Tech Hardware Research, Barclays and Geoffrey Crothall, Spokesman, China Labour Bulletin discuss China's role as a world manufacturing hub in view of the mass labor unrest in the country's major supplier to Apple, Foxconn.