The Wall Street Journal Report with Maria Bartiromo

Vacation value with Travel + Leisure Digital Projects Editor Sarah Spagnolo.

Former Bain Capital managing director and Mitt Romney employee Ed Conard on why America benefits from income inequality.

Strategists Komal Sri-Kumar and Larry Adam discuss economic and investor impact of Greece's potential departure from the euro zone.

Inside Cornell's bid to change New York's technology sector by building a school to educate for the future.

Two-time Pulitzer Prize winner, Robert Caro, on what political power reveals about personal character.

Investment strategist Rich Bernstein on what the most highly-anticipated initial public offering means to the markets and your money.

Former Chair of the Council of Economic Advisers, Austan Goolsbee, on JPMorgan's $2 billion trading loss. Does the banking sector need more government regulation?

Longtime author of "The Ethicist" column, Randy Cohen, on business ethics and resume falsehoods following reports that Yahoo!'s CEO misrepresented his academic background.

House Speaker John Boehner on the election, America's debt, and the impending expiration of the Bush era tax cuts. Is the U.S. facing a fiscal cliff and, if so, what can be done?

Harvard University economics Professor Kenneth Rogoff on April's disappointing jobs report, what it means to the markets, and economic recovery.

Authors of "The Seven Pearls of Financial Wisdom," Camilla Webster and Carol Pepper on wise financial advice for women. Why women invest differently than men -- and why they should.

Brazil's billionaire tycoon and owner of conglomerate EBX Group, Eike Batista, on the Southern Hemisphere's oil boom, building Latin America's biggest industrial port, and where he's putting his money next.

PIMCO's Chief Executive Officer and Co-Chief Investment Officer, Mohamed El-Erian, on the unbalanced strength between corporate America and the U.S. economy. He also discusses Apple's earnings, the Fed's rates and worries ahead.

Johnson & Johnson's new Chief Executive Officer, Alex Gorsky, on restoring the health care giant's public image after product recalls took a toll on the company's reputation and share price.

Grammy-winning musician John Legend teams up with Samsung's Executive Vice President David Steel to inspire and educate young innovators with technology. And Educator and co-director of Harvard's Change Leadership Group Tony Wagner on the education of creating innovation. Teaching valuable skills to young people that will stick.

Journalist and author of "The Ripple Effect," Alex Prud'homme, on the fate and economy of freshwater in the 21st century. How water is a precious resource in many parts of the world.

George Mason University economist and New York Times Columnist, Tyler Cowen, takes on food snobs and offers tips on dining. Find out why it may be wrong to eat too well.

Moody's Analytics Chief Economist Mark Zandi talks to CNBC's Sue Herrera about earnings season and optimism in the jobs and housing markets. What does it mean to your portfolio?

Hollywood film director James Cameron on the 100th anniversary of The Titantic's sinking, the re-release of his film in 3-D, and his latest project.

From New York's "Silicon Alley," Thrillist CEO Ben Lerer and ZocDoc Founder & CEO Cyrus Massoumi, on hiring in the high-tech boom. Tips on how to get your foot in the door and job openings that may surprise you.