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Rob Enderle, Principal Analyst, Enderle Group says Lenovo is well-positioned to compete against companies like Acer and HP, adding the company's expansion outside of China will help if the mainland economy slows down drastically.

CNBC's Becky Quick has the highlights from billionaire investor Warren Buffett's trip to India.

Abdulla Al Awar, CEO of DIFC, told CNBC, "I don't believe that Dubai actually lost its edge over the course of the past three years, if we look at some of the statistics we understand that despite the global economic crisis we did see an influx of institutions nevertheless coming in."

As many European banks trim lending to Asia, U.K.-based Standard Chartered's Group CEO, Peter Sands, says it will use this deleveraging as an opportunity to expand its market share in Asia.

The Australian market is looking "cheap", notes Justin O'Brien, vice president, Morgan Stanley Smith Barney. Greg Canavan, editor of Sound Money, Sound Investments, however, is taking a more cautious stance. They share their views with CNBC's Oriel Morrison.

Anko Beldsnijder, senior portfolio manager at MainFirst Bank, told CNBC, "as an investor you are pretty much in this drama as well, as in this extremely top down driven market it is unavoidable that you focus on that, it is more interesting if you talk to company managements as they seem to ignore the drama much more."

Bill Strazzullo, partner and CMS at Bell Curve Trading, told CNBC, "I don't know if it is going to be possible to sustain job increases of 200,000 a month like we saw in December and January, I think a lot of that number was a result of the unseasonably warm weather, I am a little bit sceptical."