Insight on the housing market, with Ronald Peltier, HomeServices of America CEO, and CNBC's Becky Quick

Earnings results and a company outlook, with John Chambers, Cisco chairman/CEO and CNBC's Mark Haines

Fraudulent home appraisals is the latest chapter in the unraveling of the housing sector, with Alan Hummel, Forsythe Appraisals; Ronald Peltier, HomeServices of America CEO and CNBC's Becky Quick

Details from the Amgen shareholder meeting, with CNBC's Mike Huckman

Discussing what economic reports and the Fed moves tell us about the economy, with Martin Feldstein, National Bureau of Economic Research president/CEO and CNBC's Steve Liesman

Israel is a leader in water technology, pharmaceuticals and green technology, in spite of a near-constant threat of war. CNBC's Carl Quintanilla reports.

While John Thain, CEO, Merrill Lynch believes the credit crisis is easing, he says the next 6-12 months will be difficult for the United States. He speaks to CNBC TV 18's Latha Venkatesh.

Commodities firm Noble Group saw its Q1 net profit soar 281% from a year ago on strong demand for food, energy and raw materials. The company's COO, Ricardo Leiman, talks to CNBC's Amanda Drury about the company's strategies that will help to further grow its business.

The European Central Bank's strategy of keeping interest rates on hold despite signs of economic weakness is damaging the euro zone economy, according to David Bloom from HSBC.

Dimitry Medvedev has been sworn in as Russian president, but there's still deep skepticism about just how much the country's political landscape will change. Oksana Antonenko from the International Institute for Strategic Studies has analysis.