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• Markets to see Differentiated Performances  

  

  Emerson Yip, Greater China Investment Manager at JP Morgan Asset Management says that there will be differentiated performances in the markets as companies start reporting full year results for 2012.

• Haggling Over Hagel 

  

  Heather Hurlburt, Executive Director, National Security Network talks about the Obama administration's foreign policy shift as Hagel's Defense Secretary confirmation faces even more hurdles.

• China's Hacking Prowess  

  

  Patrick Chovanec, Associate Professor, Tsinghua University says that allegations that Chinese hackers attacked the New York Times was no big surprise. He also says that China's new leaders are still obsessed about controlling the narrative on China.

• Markets Will Punish Central Banks: Marc Faber

  

  Extensive monetary easing has dangerous side effects and markets are sure to punish central banks for their mistakes, veteran investor and the author of the Gloom, Boom & Doom Report, Marc Faber, told CNBC on Thursday.

• Is Faber a Chronic Bear? 

  

  Marc Faber, Editor & Publisher, The Gloom, Boom & Doom Report explains why he does not think that China is out of the woods.

• Marc Faber: Gold Won't Collapse ... Unless ... 

  

  “Dr. Doom” tells CNBC Asia’s Bernie Lo there are a lot of potential geopolitical trouble spots around the world, and he’s surprised there isn’t more demand for gold. He’s bullish on the precious metals, with one important long-term warning. (1:51)

• Boeing's 2013 Outlook 

  

  Neal Dihora, Equity Analyst, Morningstar does not think that Boeing's 787 grounding will have a grave impact on the company's financials. He explains why.

• Marc Faber Sounds A Lot Like Warren Buffett 

  

  In a live interview on CNBC Asia, Dr. Doom is on the same page as Warren Buffett’s famous quote: “Be fearful when others are greedy and greedy when others are fearful.” (0:45)

• Marc Faber: 'Markets Will Punish Central Banks' 

  

  Marc Faber, Editor & Publisher, The Gloom, Boom & Doom Report says that markets will punish central banks at some stage through an "accident". He explains why. (5:47)

• China Is Heading to Debt Crisis Territory: Pro 

  

  Richard Iley, Chief Economist, Asia, BNP Paribas says the debt situation in China is "pretty bad." He explains why.

• Obama's Immigration Overhaul 

  

  Peter Morici, Professor, Smith School of Business, University Of Maryland discusses the United States' road to immigration reform.

• Yahoo Shares to Shine? 

  

  Larry Haverty, Associate Portfolio Manager at Gamco Investors says he is happy with Yahoo's Q4 earnings but explains why he would not give the company a premium multiple.

• Inflation Is Not a Bad Thing: Pro 

  

  Michael Kurtz, Global Head of Equity Strategy, Nomura says inflation is good for equity markets right now. He further explains why he's excited about prospects in Japan.

• Would You Hire an MBA Graduate? 

  

  Gary Jackson, Director of Business Analytics, Asia Pacific, CSC says he would hire a graduate with an art degree over one with an MBA. He explains why.

• Constructive on China A-Shares: Pro 

  

  Pierre Hoebrechts, CEO, TH Capital Limited says there is a need for China to create a structure for its capital markets in order for the country to grow.

• There is Room For US Valuations to Rise: Pro 

  

  Lorraine Tan, Director of Equity Research, S&P Capital shares her outlook for US stocks.

• Tech Stock Pull Back Imminent?  

  

  Edward Snyder, MD & Founder, Charter Equity Research says that earning reports show signs of a slowdown in the economy, and that could see tech stocks pull back.

• Qunar IPO Imminent? 

  

  CC Zhuang, CEO, Qunar is optimistic about the company's growth this year. He further discusses Qunar's competitiveness leading up to a potential U.S. listing.

• Copper: It's Called The PhD of Metals 

  

  David Strang, President & CEO, Lumina Copper, talks about the current situation of copper market and Lumina's Taca Taca project in Argentina.

• How to Cool Hong Kong's Property Market? 

  

  Sanjay Verma, CEO, Asia Pacific at Cushman & Wakefield says Hong Kong needs supply side measures to cool its property market. He explains why.