Lego Group's CEO, Jorgen Vig Knudstorp, expects to end 2009 with a 50% growth globally and he believes it can continue this low double-digit growth for the foreseeable future. CNBC's Kaorji Enjoji finds out how the Danish toymaker is clicking together its plastic bricks to build its tallest profit ever.

Unemployment will be the main driver of retail defaults, says Cameron Clyne, CEO of NAB. He speaks to CNBC's Karen Tso about NAB's business and consumer sentiment.

Given the doubts raised over Wall Street following the financial crisis, it will be interesting to see if Asia will articulate its vision of capitalism, says Gillian Tett, assistant editor at the Financial Times. She speaks to CNBC's Martin Soong, Sri Jegarajah and Karen Tso.

Michael Boyden, MD of Taiwan Asia Strategy Consulting, believes Microsoft's new Windows 7 operating system will have a positive impact on the chip sector as it will stimulate demand for new computers.

Patrick Boyd, private client adviser at Minc Financial Services tells CNBC why he believes New Zealand Oil & Gas is a buy.