Goldman Sachs cuts estimates on all brokers, reports CNBC's David Faber

General Motors shares hit a new low after another downgrade, reports CNBC's Phil Lebeau

Billionaire investor Warren Buffett discusses the economy and InBev's bid for Anheuser Busch, with CNBC's Becky Quick

The Fed is walking a tightrope between inflation and a recession, hoping to find its way to neutral. Bill Gross, of PIMCO, shares their insight.

Deal-seekers are being bussed around Manhattan in the latest real estate trend: Bus tours of recently foreclosed homes. CNBC.com's Natalie Erlich reports.

Billionaire Sam Zell, Equity Group Investments chairman discusses the economy and potential buyers of the Chicago Cubs.

A look at the economic data and the impact oil speculators are having on prices, with Jack Bouroudjian, Brewer Investment Group; Eric Wilkinson and CNBC's Rick Santelli

The close ties between Wall Street and government mean big brokers and banks will be bailed out, but that is putting the entire financial system at risk, Marc Faber, editor of the "Gloom and Doom Report" said. Find out what he thinks investors should do.

Water may well be the most binding constraint for the next few decades, not just in terms of health, says Danny Leipziger, VP at the World Bank. He tells CNBC's Martin Soong & Sri Jegarajah what the World Bank is doing to alleviate the situation.

As the world descends on Beijing for the Summer Olympics, participants might actually be surprised by a major cosmopolitan city that'll greet them with the latest luxury trappings a city has to offer. Cheng Lei has this special report.