CNBC's Julia Boorstin has details on why foreign investors from Saudi Arabia, Abu Dhabi, India, Russia and China are pouring money into Hollywood. The payoff: distribution rights in their own country.

Insight on whether Research in Motion is broken, with Vic Alboini, Jaguar Financial chairman/CEO, and Colin Gillis, BGC Financial, shares his trade.

Stocks are falling again, with the S&P 500 down for a sixth straight session on concerns about Europe and China. Jonathan Golub, UBS chief U.S. equity strategist, discusses whether the Santa Claus rally will fail to materialize this year because of these economic overhangs.

We take a look at whether luxury time pieces could add value to your portfolio.

Thomas Melcher, Hawthorn, discusses a new PNC survey which finds the number of affluent investors who feel pessimistic about their portfolios now outnumber optimists.

A countdown to the jobs report, as investors wait to hear today's Fed decision, with Edward Lazear, Stanford University economics professor.

John Burke, president of Burke Financial Strategies, thinks that investors should focus on yield and growth in their portfolio, especially stocks that are exposed to emerging market growth, in the midst of a market driven by fear and ambition.

Who is the 1percent that Occupy Wall Street protesters are railing against? CNBC's Jane Wells discusses.

A check on European markets, with CNBC's Gary Kaminsky and Rick Santelli, and the possible trades, with Stephen Weiss, Short Hills Capital.

At a time when consumers are supposed to be tightening their belts, why has the luxury sector remained so resilient? CNBC explores this question in a debate with the CEOs of Rolls-Royce, Burberry, De Beers and Quintessentially.

Despite wide expectations for a rate cut, Taimur Baig, Chief Economist India / Indonesia / Philippines at Deutsche Bank believes the Reserve Bank of India will have to hike rates at its October meeting.

Peter Andersen, Congress Asset Management, discusses the "antelope" rally. Andersen also explains why he is bullish on Sotheby's.

Angela Ahrendts, Burberry Group CEO, discusses what's behind the company's 34% jump in total revenue in their latest quarter.

Gary Ran, partner and chairman at Telemus Capital, shares his stock picks for yield.

Cumulative weekly fund flows show that a lot of money is moving out of money markets, with the Strategy Session team.

Alfred Dy, Head of Philippines Research at CLSA, believes that The Philippines' banking sector is a good investment, in light of the merger and acquisition activity that is taking place.

Zhang Zhi Ming, Head of China Research at HSBC, says the recent correction in dim sum bonds offers a good entry point for investors.

Bill Ackman, Pershing Square founder & CEO, talks to CNBC's Joe Kernen about his ideas to make money investing in the Hong Kong dollar.

Owning gold ETFs has been popular for a while, but some firms are starting to bet that owning physical gold is going to be popular as well, with CNBC's Bob Pisani and Savneet Singh, Bullion Gold International founder/CEO.

Insight on why financial advisers are ditching Wall Street's established firms, with Elliot Weissbluth, HighTower CEO, whose firm offers conflict free advice.