Airtime: Tues. Oct. 26 2010 | 12:42 PM ET
Apple’s $50B cash stockpile has led many investors to ponder its next takeover move. Brian Marshall, of Gleacher & Co., and the “Fast Money” traders discuss whether Netflix could be the next strategic opportunity for Steve Jobs.
Sun Microsystems founder Bill Joy, who is currently with VC firm Kleiner Perkins Caufield & Byers, tells CNBC he has turned his focus from computer power to solar power.
President Barack Obama discusses a small business jobs bill.
Discussing the fate of the markets and the impact the Greek contagion is likely to have on the rest of the world, with Nouriel Roubini, RGEmonitor.com.
Apple goes “back to the mac,” with Jonathan Rettinger, blogger at TechnoBuffalo.
Finally, as he waits for a meaningful Vegas turnaround, Steve Wynn pokes fun at the measurements some analysts and executives use to gauge a company’s success—in short, he mocks EBITDA. “As if depreciation doesn’t exist.”
CNBC’s Steve Liesman has the highlights from the meeting of G-7 finance ministers. CNBC’s Steve Liesman has the highlights from the meeting of G-7 finance ministers.