Airtime: Fri. Jun. 4 2010 | 5:15 AM ET
About 180 class-action law suits have been filed against BP as a result of the Gulf oil spill. Robin Greenwald from Weitz & Luxenberg is filing two suits against the oil major and spoke to CNBC about the cases.
China’s economy is fundamentally good and not overheating, says Jerry Low, China strategist at Morgan Stanley. He assess the latest set of GDP and inflation data, with CNBC’s Bernard Lo.
Barrick Gold CEO: Aaron Regent on Gold’s Record High
Discussing what the Fed should do next, with Frederic Mishkin former Federal Reserve Board governor and Columbia University economics professor.
Former UK Prime Minister Tony Blair refused to apologize for the war in Iraq during an interview on the release of his autobiography Wednesday. Stephen Day Portcullis Public Affairs spoke to CNBC about the book.
The growth for emerging markets remains robust despite the euro zone sovereign debt crisis, says Stefan Hofer, emerging markets strategist at Bank Julius Baer. He tells CNBC’s Stephen Sedgwick & Chloe Cho more.
Global demand for crude oil is due to grow, according to Victor K. Shum from Purvin & Gertz. Shum considers the outlook for the oil market.