Asia Business Day The Call

Ewin Sanft, Head of China & HK Equity Research at Standard Chartered, says 2014 will see disappointing growth for China and explains why he is favoring old economy stocks.

Stephen Nagy, Senior Fellow at the Global Institute for Asia Regional Integration at Waseda University, lists out issues that Tokyo's newly-elected governor will face during his term.

Apart from Janet Yellen's testimony on Tuesday, Clive McDonnell, Head of Equity Strategy at Standard Chartered Bank, says Asian economic data will also impact equity markets this week.

While some Japanese tech firms are forecasting record profits this year, Jean-Louis Lafayeedney, Asia Technology Analyst at Ji Asia, explains the unique factors behind Sony's struggle.

Elaine Chao, Former U.S. Secretary of Labor from 2001 to 2009, explains why the U.S. economy isn't seeing the type of rebound that is normally expected after a recession.

David Attenborough, CEO of Tabcorp, explains his outlook on gaming in Australia and Asia and stresses the importance of proper gambling regulation.

David Attenborough, CEO of Tabcorp, says strength in the firm's diversified gambling businesses helped the company grow 5.4 percent in the first half of the year.

Is it possible to be addicted to money? CNBC's Julia Wood, Bernie Lo and Susan Li discuss.

Medha Samant, Investment Director of Asian Equities at Fidelity Worldwide Investment, says hints of an economic slowdown in China, along with the recent U.S market selloff, will continue to send jitters to Asia economies.

Christopher Redl, portfolio manager at Gordian Capital, describes the extent of damage that a stronger yen could have on Japanese earnings.

Junheng Li, Head of Research at JL Warren Capital, breaks down Yum Brands's latest earnings report.

Jim Lowell, CIO of Adviser Investments, explains why a weak January manufacturing report is unlikely to derail the Fed from its tapering plans.

After HSBC's final PMI reading fell to a new six-month low, the bank's MD & Co-Head of Asian Economics Research, Frederic Neumann, describes the extend of China's deceleration.

Robert Heller, Former Federal Reserve Governor, discusses the latest FOMC statement and explains why the U.S. central bank will finish tapering by October this year.

CNBC's Julia Wood and Bernard Lo discuss comments by venture capitalist Fred Wilson, who compared the innovation of bitcoin to the Internet.

Stefan Auer, Associate Professor in European Studies at University of Hong Kong, explains why Ukraine's Viktor Yanukovich is unlikely to backtrack on plans with Russia despite ongoing protests.

John Buckingham, CIO of Al Frank Asset Management, still believes that Apple is still a value investment, given its low price-earnings ratio.

Following Apple's disappointing weak iPhone sales on Monday, CNBC's Adam Bakhtiar takes a look at how the tech giant's slowdown is affecting its Asian suppliers.

Jim Walker, Founder and Managing Director of Asianomics, explains how the ongoing political unrest in Thailand is impacting both the economy and political system.