Six government-appointed directors on the board of Satyam Computers will be recalled after new owner Tech Mahindra assigned its own executive team, according to a report. CP Gurnani, CEO of Mahindra Satyam, discusses the earlier scandal and management shakeup.

The European Central Bank left interest rates unchanged Thursday and pushed on with its plans to buy covered bonds. Yves Wagner, president of Luxembourg Financial Analysts' Association, considers the outlook.

Julian Callow from Barclays Capital considers the outlook for credit conditions in the UK ahead of the Bank of England's report Thursday.

Sweden cautioned against over-zealous regulation of hedge funds and private equity funds Wednesday. Karsten Schroeder, CEO of Amplitude Capital, agreed the light-touch approach was best.

The Latvian economy is forecast to contract by 4% in 2010. Bartosz Pawlowski from BNP Paribas considers whether Latvia should devalue its currency.

UK retailer Marks & Spencer reported better-than-expected first-quarter underlying sales Wednesday, sending its shares sharply higher. Richard Perks from Mintel International considers the outlook for M&S.

The EU scrapped some of its rules regarding the size and shape of produce Wednesday, meaning shoppers will soon be enjoying curvy cucumbers and over-sized melons again. CNBC's Jo Webster investigates.

Investors should stay away from British Airways as the UK flag carrier has significant headwinds to battle through, Alpesh Patel from Praefinium Group told CNBC Wednesday. Wayne Bishop from King & Shaxson joined the discussion.