CNBC's Becky Quick chats with Warren Buffett and Bill Gates.

A. Dougas Melamed has been named general counsel at Intel, reports CNBC's Jim Goldman.

Glass-Steagall was repealed 10 years ago today. Christian Dorsey, of the Economic Policy Institute, and Mark Calabria, of the Cato Institute, debate whether the removal of that 60-year-old bill a catalyst for the recent financial crisis.

CNBC's Steve Liesman parsing comments made by President Obama and Treasury Secretary Geithner.

Intel is paying AMD - it's largest rival for computer processors - $1.25 billion to settle all anti-trust and patent suits. CNBC's Jim Goldman has the details.

Ray Carbone, of Paramount Options, shares his analysis of today's energy inventory data.

Wal-Mart's earnings beat Wall Street estimates, but how will the mega retailer fare this holiday season? Neil Currie, of UBS, and Vince Farrell, of Soleil Securities, share their predictions.

CNBC's Diana Olick takes a look at where sellers are making the biggest price cuts.

Robert Shapiro, former Undersecretary of Commerce, and CNBC's Steve Liesman track the TARP and discuss what the government should do with leftover funds.

CNBC's Bob Pisani has this week's ETF 101.

The European Union's decision to block Oracle's acquisition of Sun Microsystems might be sending a broader signal to the rest of the tech sector, reports CNBC's Jim Goldman. David Garrity, of GVA Research, and Tom Burnett, of Wall Street Access, share their insight.

AIG CEO Robert Benmosche is threatening to resign because of constraints imposed by the US government. Jeffrey Sonnenfeld, of the Yale School of Management, and CNBC's Mary Thompson discuss.