A look at what's inside cannabis college, with the Power Lunch team.

Details on the deal-making game regarding health care reform, with CNBC's Hampton Pearson,

A new wrinkle in the video game business is putting a scare into the industry, with Sebastien De Halleux, Playfish COO.

Video game makers are looking to tap into potential female gamers, with Tony Key, Ubisoft and Susie Fogelson, Food Network.

Discussing whether working for a genius rub off on the protege, with Jeffrey Sonnenfeld, Yale School of Management.

CNBC's Darren Rovell follows the money and the future of Notre Dame head football coach, Charlie Weis, after another disappointing season.

A check on today's market moves, with Steve Grasso, Stuart Frankel.

HP announces its earnings today after the bell. Bill Fearnley, Jr., FTN Midwest managing director, offers his insight about where the company is headed, with CNBC's Dennis Kneale, Jim Goldman and Bill Griffeth.

Apple fires back at Verizon and Sprint over what the iPhone can do, with CNBC's Jim Goldman.

Just in time for Black Friday, Raymour & Flanigan, the country's seventh-largest furniture retailer, is opening a new, flagship store on Manhattan's Upper West Side, with Neil Goldberg, Raymour & Flanigan CEO and CNBC's Dennis Kneale, Bill Griffeth & Michelle Caruso-Cabrera.

CNBC's Julia Boorstin looks at the weekend's box office and Twilight's "New Moon" gigantic opening. She also discusses California's looming unemployment insurance crisis and a waiting list for pro football in Los Angeles.

Ciena snapped up Nortel's optical networking and carrier Ethernet business for $768 million in cash and convertible notes. Gary Smith, Ciena CEO, discusses the pluses and minuses of the deal with CNBC's Bill Griffeth.