CEO Howard Schultz discusses the coffee giant's plans to expand its products and its global presence.
Executive Mark Fields says Ford is positioned to handle rising fuel prices and sell more cars. Expect more U.S. hires this year.
While money is an important tool, producing mogul Peter Guber says it is emotional storytelling that attracts the audience.
GM CFO Chris Liddell says global growth and major cost cutting drove GM's $4.7 billion profit in 2010, the first since 2004.
CEO Stanley Bergman discusses why Henry Schein remains the largest medical and veterinary supplier in the U.S.
KB Home CEO, Jeffrey Mezger says homebuyers look for the benefits of energy efficient homes but don't want additional costs.
NYSE Euronext CEO Duncan Niederauer says the deal with Deutsche Boerse reflects the reality of the global securities industry.
The 50 and under set of cheif executives are looking for highly skilled workers around the planet to tackle complex tasks.
Jacob Lew, director of the U.S. Office of Management and Budget, says 'we have to make tough tradeoffs' in the president's budget.
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