GuestInvest introduced the buy-to-let hotel room to Britain and CEO Johnny Sandelson says the market is going from strength to strength.

Citgroup Tuesday revealed it was slashing 4,200 jobs after announcing $18.1 billion in writedowns. Ian Brown, CEO from Here is the City discusses the major banks' positions and restructuring plans.

Fergus O'Sullivan from Morgan Stanley is still cautious on equities and says there needs to be another 10% downside before he’ll have an overweight stance on equities.

The hour's business headlines, with CNBC's Mary Catherine Wellons

CNBC's Mike Hegedus travels to Motor City to take a look at what goes on behind the scenes of the Detroit Auto Show.

A look at what's driving today's trading activity, with Jack Bouroudjian, of the Brewer Investment Group, and Jim O'Donoghue, of Cowen & Co.

The reality TV juggernaut is back on tonight, and the show could see a major ad boost thanks to the Hollywood writers' strike, reports CNBC's Julia Boorstin.

It looks like there might be a bumpy road ahead for the auto sector, but there may still be some winners for your portfolio. Robert Hinchliffe, UBS analyst, shares his picks.

A look at how fair a "Fair Tax" plan actually is, with David Goodfriend, former Clinton White House staffer, and Terry Holt, a Republican strategist

Concerned about a slowing economy, President Bush went to Saudi Arabia for help with soaring oil prices, but their answer was less than accommodating. John Kingston, of Platts, and Tom Petrie, of Merrill Lynch, discuss.

A look ahead to Mad Money host Jim Cramer's appearance on The Apprentice.

Alan Greenspan, whom some blame for fueling a housing bubble, has signed on as an adviser to a hedge fund that made a killing when the bubble burst. James Bianco, of Bianco Research, and Greg Ip, of the Journal, discuss.