Toyota's green strategy, with Jim Lentz, Toyota U.S.A. president and CNBC's Phil Lebeau

Alternative Investment Market-listed Protonex posted full-year results that were hit by higher operating costs. Scott Pearson, CEO of Protonex talks about the power provider's earnings and outlook.

French President Nicolas Sarkozy started his first Middle East tour in Saudi Arabia where he was asked to leave his girlfriend behind. Cyrille Lachevre from Le Figaro talks about whether Sarkozy's private life if overshadowing his leadership.

Lionhart is a global multi-strategy arbitrage fund with $850 million under management. Barry McQuain from Lionhart Advisors talks about the company and its strategy going into 2008.

The ZEW sentiment index, UK unemployment data and Federal Reserve Chairman Ben Bernanke's testimony before Congress are due this week. Jean-Michel Six from Standard & Poor's has a preview of the economic data.

Gold hit a new record above $900 an ounce as investors sought safe-haven options during the economic uncertainty. Kevin Sullivan from Clariden Leu recommends investing in precious metals.

The hour's business headlines, with CNBC's Margaret Brennan

CNBC's Mike Hegedus travels to Missoula, Mont., to take a look at a log business where no trees are necessary.

A look at what will be driving trading activity next week, with Raymond Carbone, of Paramount Options; Marty Cunningham, of Hudson Securities; and Rich Berg, of Performance Trust Capital Partners

Small cap stocks for your portfolio, with Eric Ross, dir. of U.S. equity research at Canaccord Adams

Generation Y's concerns about economic issues is forcing presidential candidates to pay attention to them, and BusinessWeek reporter Michelle Conlin discusses the issue.

Grain futures are on fire today following a very bullish crop report from the USDA. Greg Wagner, of Horizon Ag Strategies, shares his insight.