FNC's Mike Huckabee with his views on the cost of health care

Prof. Robert Shiller on whether the current slowdown is a glimpse of the housing industry.

Headwaters MB Chair Dave Maney on the financial impact of the summit.

The G-20 kept finance off the table after the revelation about Iran's nuclear status.

FBN's market experts give you the tips to keep your portfolio growing.

FBN's market experts break down the sectors to play today.

RBC Capital Markets' Mark Standish on the Canadian banking system performing well during crisis.

Chrysler's looking at new models for dealing with part suppliers.

Solazyme CEO Jonathan Wolfson on how he is getting black gold from the sea.

Marketing expert Laura Reis on the president's health-care commercials.

Prof. Paul Starr on the future of print journalism.

New home sales miss Wall Street expectations. Meanwhile, the G-20 summit continues.

Stifel Nicolaus Restaurant Research's Steve West on the competitive coffee market.

Sen. Ted Kaufman (D-DE) on why we need a forward-looking approach to financial regulation.

BlackRock's Bob Doll on strengthening investments in the long term.

Mark Faber of the Boom, Gloom and Doom Report on why you should get your money into the market.

Sara Lee CEO Brenda Barnes on selling the company's personal-care business to Unilever.

Auto stocks are steering markets higher in Europe, but Asian markets are finishing the week lower.

Philips Lighting CEO Rudy Provoost on what can be done in major cities to combat climate change.

Retro Fitness CEO Eric Casaburi on how he found funding to expand his business.

Advocate Aime Founder Aime Jackson and Real Estate Econometrics' Sam Chandan on the real estate market.

Lazard Capital Markets' Barton Crockett on the new Michael Moore movie.

China Auto Logistics' Ken Donenfeld on the large demand for luxury vehicles in China.

Invesco Aim Senior Market Strategist Fritz Meyer on the outlook for the job market.

An unexpected drop in home sales causes investors to question the state of the economy.

Producer Peter Guber on the lack of bidding wars taking place in Tinseltown.

Prof. John David Lewis and Dr. Mary O'Brien square off on the health-care debate.

America's fiscal judgment will be questioned as world leaders gather in Pittsburgh.

Former CIGNA executive Wendell Potter on the PR war being waged by insurance companies.

As a vote on the bill nears, Columnist Ann Coulter breaks down the state of the reform plan.

Eric breaks down the questionable speeches given in New York.

Zephyr Management's Jim Awad on what to expect from the future of the government loan program.

Cody sounds off on the shrinking financial giant.

Gordon Campbell, CEO of Personal Web Systems and FNC's Clayton Morris on the latest TV innovations.

Drew Kessler of Rand Realty on why the housing credit helped prop up an unstable housing market.

Cantor Fitzgerald CEO Howard Lutnick on the future of the financial industry and the economy.

It's TARP's first birthday and it looks like it will still be around as Geithner will likely extend it through 2010.

The problem is debt, not commercial real estate, says Wells Real Estate Funds CEO Leo Wells.

Intel CTO Justin Rattner gives a glimpse of the newest TV innovations.

FBN's market panel breaks down how to make money in this market.

FBN's Jeff Flock gives a tour of the famous house from Ferris Bueller that's on the market for $2.8 million.

Former NFL Quarterback and father to FBN's Jenna Lee on his career and family.

Jobless claims drop more than expected. Meanwhile, Citi is downsizing until it can pay back TARP.

Georgia Insurance Commissioner John Oxedine on how many people are going to recover without flood insurance.

Don Jensen of the Center for Transatlantic Studies on if Russia is really cooperating with the U.S.

Pittsburgh Mayor Luke Ravenstahl on how the city is trying to grow its green image.

Sageworks CEO Brian Hamilton on the positives of a downturn in the economy.

FBN's Liz MacDonald on Citigroup's effort to reduce costs.

Nintendo of America COO Reggie Fils-Aime on the price cuts in the competitive video game market.

Newmark Knight Frank CEO Barry Gosin on the outlook for commercial real estate.