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The debate over the creation of a consumer financial protection agency is heating up, with Ed Yingling, American Bankers Association president/CEO.

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Discussing how the government plans to help pay for healthcare reform, CNBC's John Harwood.

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Mad Money host Jim Cramer gives advice on the markets.

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Oil giant ExxonMobil is making a $600 million investment into technology that will turn algae into liquid biofuel. Nathanael Greene, of the National Resources Defense Council, discusses whether this is the right move for Exxon.

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A new report shows the economy is having a major impact on back to school spending, with consumers expected to cut back on purchases by nearly 8 percent across the board. Ellen Davis, of the National Retail Federation, shares her insight.

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Jon Fine, of BusinessWeek, and the CNBC news team discuss whether we're headed toward another Internet bubble.

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The Fast Money traders weigh in on the markets and share their midday trading advice.

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Bernard Madoff arrived at a federal prison in Butner, N.C. CNBC's Scott Cohn has the details.

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As more Americans are tightening their belts, many are finding ways to recession shop at major discount retailers like Syms and Filene's Basement. Syms CEO Marcy Syms discusses the trend.

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Morningstar ranked Tom Atteberry, who runs the $3.2B New Income Fund for First Pacific Advisors, the fixed income manager of the year. Atteberry's fund has not recorded a single loss in the past 24 years. He discusses his strategy with CNBC.

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The all-star break is here and St. Louis is the center of the baseball world. CNBC's Darren Rovell talks to Bob DuPuy, Major League Baseball's president and chief operating officer.

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As President Obama and the current administration prepare to move forward with a major healthcare overhaul, some key Republican leaders are warning against a national slide into socialism. Sen. Jim DeMint, R-S.C., shares his insight.

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CIT Group, the No. 1 lender to small and mid-sized U.S. businesses, is scrambling to get help from the federal government. CNBC's David Faber has the details.

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Convicted swindler Bernie Madoff is headed to federal prison in Butner, N.C. CNBC's Scott Cohn has the details.

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An early check on the markets with Ned Riley, of Riley Asset Management., and Christian Thwaites, of Sentinel Asset Management.

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Mike Weinstein, analyst JPMorgan, shares his analysis of Johnson & Johnson's earnings.

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President Obama's Supreme Court nominee Sonia Sotomayor vowed impartiality if confirmed. CNBC's John Harwood is following her confirmation hearings and has the highlights.

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The National Federation of Independent Business is out with its June Small Business Optimism Report and the results are mixed, with optimism down but the labor market improving. William Dunkelberg, of the NFIB, discusses the results.

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Rep. Carolyn Maloney, D-N.Y., and Rep. Jeb Hensarling, R-Texas, discuss Capitol Hill's effort to fix the economy.

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Mad Money host Jim Cramer shares his stock picks with CNBC's Erin Burnett.

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Ryan Seacrest signs the richest ever deal for a reality show tTV host, with Matthew Belloni, managing editor of features for The Hollywood Reporter.

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The G8 summit in Italy saw developed nations commit to new targets on climate change. But, there's plenty of work still to be done before a global agreement can be reached in Copenhagen in December. CNBC's Geoff Cutmore reports.

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California is being hammered by the deep recession and rising unemployment, and the state's budget deficit is not at $26 billion. California State Treasurer Bill Lockyer discusses the situation with the CNBC news team.

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Microsoft is turning up the heat on Google with a bold move, reports CNBC's Jim Goldman.

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Are the Feds doing themselves a disservice by sentencing Ponzi schemers like Bernie Madoff to 150 years in prison? Steven Feldman, of Herrick Feinstein, and Tom Ajamie, a securities law attorney, debate the issue.

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President Obama names Dr. Reginal Benjamin as the U.S. surgeon general.

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Earnings season is in full swing, and Steve Auth, of Federated Investors, and Art Hogan, of Jefferies, tell investors what companies should on their radars.

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Due to the economy, more older Americans are putting off retirement, and this can be either a boon or bust for companies, reports Kelly Greene, reporter for The Wall Street Journal.

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Financial analyst Meredith Whitney made some bold calls Monday morning on CNBC's Squawk Box. David Trone, analyst at Fox-Pitt Kelton, shares his reaction.

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Option-ARMs are turning worse than subprime, reports CNBC's David Faber.

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Gene Ludwig, fmr. Comptroller of the Currency, and Rep. Paul Kanjorski, D-Pa., discuss banking regulations and how to best fix the financial crisis.

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Rep. Scott Garrett, R-N.J., and Rep. Paul Kanjorski, D-Pa., discuss the housing market, the economy and more.

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Rep. Paul Kanjorski, D-Pa., discusses the politics of politics with CNBC.

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John Eichberger, of the Natl. Association of Convenience Stores, and Kevin Book, of Clearview Energy Partners, discuss the price of oil and where it's headed next.

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Investors are bracing for a steady stream of corporate results this week. Jon Najarian, co-founder of OptionMonster.com, shares his insight.

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The IRS is demanding Swiss banking giant UBS hand over identities of thousands of American clients who may have evaded taxes through offshore accounts in Switzerland, but UBS and the Swiss government are dragging their heels, with CNBC's Carolin Schobe...

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The latest crop report from the USDA expects farms to produce more corn and soybeans this year. CNBC's Jane Wells takes a look at the reaction from the commodities market.

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A look at the upcoming film "MoneyBall," with Steve Zeitchik, The Hollywood Reporter and CNBC's Bill Griffeth & Michelle Caruso-Cabrera.

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Insurance giant AIG is reportedly looking for government approval to hand out bonuses. Andrew Stoltmann, a securities litigation lawyer at the Stoltmann Law Offices, and John Singer, an employment attorney at Singer Deutsch, debate whether the company ...