Republican strategist Terry Holt and "Left Jab" co-host Mark Walsh debate whether Treasury Secretary Geithner should step down.

Marissa Mayer, Google VP of search products and user experience, and Josh James, head of Adobe's Omniture business unit, tell CNBC what consumers are searching for and how that information drives business decisions.

John Brady, of MF Global, and Larry Glazer, of Mayflower Advisors, share their market insight.

Members of the Joint Economic Committee question Treasury Secretary Timothy Geithner on financial reform.

October housing starts plunged, with CNBC's Diana Olick.

The FCC is looking for ways to expand broadband internet sevice, with the Power Lunch team.

A look at the hottest stories on CNBC.com now, with Allen Wastler, CNBC.com managing editor.

Assessing the day's market moves, with Steve Grasso, Stuart Frankel and Jonathan Kleisner, REX Capital Group.

Goldman Sachs apologized for mistakes that led to the financial crisis, while at the same time announcing a $500 million gift to small businesses. Was this a stroke of PR genius or a corporate cave-in? Crisis management experts Bob Dilenschneider and Eric Dezenhall share their insight.

Jeremy Degroot, manager of the five-star Masters' Select International Fund, shares his best global stock picks.

High net worth investors are "cautiously optimistic," according to a new survey by PNC Wealth Management. Thomas Melcher, managing director of Hawthorne, PNC's unit for ultra high net worth investors, discusses the survey with CNBC.

CNBC's Bob Pisani reports on the trading day from the NYSE.