This week, Apple CEO Tim Cook was grilled by the Senate over possible tax avoidance, and banker Jamie Dimon was at risk of losing his dual role as JP Morgan Chase's CEO and chairman. Is corporate America under attack? Former Hewlett-Packard CEO Carly Fiorina weighs in on the public's distrust of big business.
The markets shook in fear after Federal Reserve Chairman Ben Bernanke said before Congress that the Fed will taper its quantitative easing program soon. Can the markets and economy live without it? Former Dallas Fed President Robert McTeer and U.S. Trust President Keith Banks predict when the tapering will begin, as well as its impact on investors.
Although the markets reach new highs each week, what will happen when the Fed pulls back on all that easy money? Richard Bernstein, Richard Bernstein Advisors CEO, and Varick Asset Management Senior Advisor Alison Deans predict the Fed's next move and explain why mid-sized companies are the best investment for your money.
Maria Bartiromo invites Silicon Valley's leading entrepreneurs and investors for dinner and candid conversation. In this intimate setting, tech's best dish about their role in ushering a new economy, one that touts access over ownership. To find out who got a seat at the table and see web extras, visit: cnbc.com/seat-at-the-table.