Airtime: Wed. May 19 2010 | 7:40 PM ET
Examining a new controversial proposal to open a new derivatives market that would allow investors to bet on box office futures, with CNBC’s Julia Boorstin and Howard Lutnick, Cantor Fitzgerald chairman/CEO.
Business school is becoming an unemployment safe haven, with applications up 50%, but what’s waiting for MBA holders on the other end? David Schmittlein, dean of MIT Sloan School of Business, shares his view
Aetna CEO Ronald Williams, vice chairman of the Business Council, discusses jobs, politics and more with CNBC.
The price of gold could push back up to all-time highs, Nicole Elliott from Mizuho Corporate Bank told CNBC Tuesday. Elliott also takes a technical look at short sterling interest rate futures.
The euro will remain weak “for a while” because the European Union will have to bail out Greece, Bob McKee from Independent Strategy told CNBC Monday. Michael Browne from Sofaer Global Research and Alan Miller from Spencer-Churchill Miller Private joined the discussion.
CNBC’s Tyler Mathisen looks at what the nation’s most influential investors are buying and selling.
ECB President Jean Claude Trichet said the EU’s bank stress tests are being finalized and they are important. Thorsten Polleit from Barclays Capital has analysis.