CNBC.com Video Roundup

A look back at the financial crisis and insight on the legislature put into place to help prevent a similar situation, and discussing the health of Texas' economy, with Richard Fisher, Federal Reserve Bank of Dallas president/CEO,

Structural growth issues facing the U.S., as well as Europe's debt crisis, will once again drive investors back into emerging market equities, says Emil Wolter, Head of Regional Strategy, Asian Equities at RBS.

CNBC's Eamon Javers has the story on Republicans disagreeing with former Federal Reserve chairman Alan Greenspan's comments on the nation's debt.

The auto industry has continued to hire even though the manufacturing sector lost 5,000 jobs in May. Analysis of the future of the auto industry, with William Ford, Ford executive chairman, and CNBC's Phil LeBeau.

There is a limit to what the U.S. Treasury can borrow, says former Federal Reserve chairman Alan Greenspan, who also shares his concern that the U.S. is running out of time so resolve debt issues.

The subpoena is seeking information related to the recent report by the U.S. Senate on the firm's dealings before the financial crisis. Insight with John Carney, CNBC.com; Thomas Ajamie, securities law attorney, and Andrew Ross Sorkin, The New York Times.

Breaking down the numbers behind Groupon's $750 million initial public offering, with CNBC'S Julia Boorstin, Herb Greenberg and Jon Fortt; Trip Chowdhry, Global Equities Research; Paul Meeks, Capstone Investments; and Lou Kerner, Wedbush Securities.

CNBC's Sue Herera reports on a debt deal for Greece that will extend some of the maturities on debt.

Joe Petrowski, Gulf Oil CEO, discusses the outlook for oil during the busy summer driving season.

Steven Rattner, former auto czar, discusses whether the US economy has hit s a soft patch or something much worse. Rattner also weighs in on the debt ceiling debate.