An economic panel, with Julia Coronado, Barclays Capital; Brian Fabbri, BNP Paribas and CNBC's Bill Griffeth

Details on the Fed Chairman's recent criticism from a former chief, with CNBC's Steve Liesman

Making money in slow economy, with Thomas Atteberry, First Pacific Advisors; Brian Gendreau, ING Investment Management and CNBC's Sue Herera

Feedback on the interview with Senator Hillary Clinton, with CNBC's John Harwood

Insight on the presidential's economic jump-start plan, with Sen. Hillary Rodham Clinton, D-NY

Discussing the markets, with Herb Greenberg, MarketWatch senior columnist and CNBC's Sue Herera

A look at the financial sector's earnings results, with CNBC's Mary Thompson

Airbus unveiled what it called "staggering" order numbers for 2007 Wednesday, despite being beaten to the number one spot by rival Boeing. Pierre Boucheny from Kepler Landsbanki has analysis.

Paul Sagan, CEO of Akamai Technologies, is bullish on the internet sector in 2008 despite the prospect of a U.S. slowdown.

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.