In the Money Now

Robert Weissenstein, chief investment officer for Credit Suisse Private Banking Americas, which has more than $125 billion in assets under management, shares his market outlook with CNBC.

AOL has spun off from Time Warner and begins trading today. CNBC's Melissa Lee talks to AOL Chairman and CEO Tim Armstrong at the NYSE.

The Power Lunch team discusses Elliot Spitzer eyes for the comptroller job.

Insight on why Donald Trump isn't down on Tiger Woods, with Howard Burch, TBC executive VP/managing director and CNBC's Darren Rovell.