$5 ATM Fees? March 30, 2011 Banks made over $7 billion in fees last year. A look at whether banks are justified in charging even higher fees or if consumers are simply being gouged, with Joe Ridout, Consumer Action ...

Starbucks: Buy or Sell? March 30, 2011 There’s a coffee battle brewing--a look at Starbucks' lackluster performance and the approaching competition with Matthew DiFrisco, Oppenheimer & Co. analyst and Michael Farr of ...

Off the Charts: Timberland March 30, 2011 Mid-cap stock, Timberland, hit a 52-week high and has gained more than 60 percent. A look at whether investors should step in, with Christopher Svezia, Susquehanna Financial Group analyst. (CNBC)

Mubarak Clings to Power in Egypt March 30, 2011 Discussing the situation in Egypt and the impact on the markets, with Lawrence Korb, Center for American Progress; CNBC’s John Harwood; Michael Rubin, AEI American Enterprise Institute. (CNBC)

Herb on the Street: No Rest in Mattress Battle March 30, 2011 CNBC’s Herb Greenberg with a look at why some mattress makers are losing sleep. (CNBC)

Fast Money, February 10, 2011 March 30, 2011 CNBC’s Melissa Lee and the Fast Money traders discuss the day's top trades and the stocks they'll be watching tomorrow. (CNBC)

Mubarak Defies Resignation Calls March 30, 2011 Does the Egyptian chaos have any impact on the U.S. stock market and the economy? Insight with Barry Ritholtz, Fusion IQ; Jim Lacamp, Macroportfolio Advisors and Douglas Kass, Seabreeze Partners ...

Staffing Stocks: Time to Buy? March 30, 2011 A check on jobs numbers and the connection to staffing stocks, which were all higher on the day, with Gary Bisbee, Barclays Capital senior research analyst. (CNBC)

Economy: From Egypt to America March 30, 2011 Insight on whether the U.S. is in a mini-inflationary boom that will carry stocks a lot higher, with Mark Perry, University of Michigan School of Management; Doug Kass, Seabreeze Partners ...

Mad Money, February 10, 2011 March 30, 2011 Mad Money host Jim Cramer provides traders with all manner of investing advice. (CNBC)

Protestors in Egypt March 30, 2011 NBC’s Richard Engel recaps the protestors' demands and President Mubarak's address to the nation. (CNBC)

New $100B Budget Cut? March 30, 2011 Discussing whether budget cuts will grow the economy or if there is more work to be done, with Keith Boykin, The Daily Voice and Steve Forbes, Forbes Media. (CNBC)

Egypt: Cause & F/X March 30, 2011 Win Thin, Brown Brothers Harriman, discusses how currency markets are reacting to the news of Mubarak’s resignation. (CNBC)

Mubarak Refuses to Step Down March 30, 2011 Weighing in on the chaos in Egypt, with Daniel Kurtzer, former U.S. ambassador to Egypt/Princeton University; General Montgomery C. Meigs, NBC military analyst; Steve Forbes, Forbes Media and ...

Bank Bailout Moves Into Profit March 30, 2011 Discussing the government’s U.S.bank bailout program and the profit it's earned for the U.S. government, with Timothy Massad, U.S. Treasury Department. (CNBC)

Strength in Steel March 30, 2011 Leo Larkin, Standard & Poor’s analyst, discusses how to make the most of the bull run in steel stocks. The sector is up nearly 5% in the past week. (CNBC)

White House Set to Make Broadband Push March 30, 2011 Nearly 95% of Americans have 3G wireless services, but President Obama hopes to expand that number to 98%. Melody Barnes, Obama’s domestic policy adviser, discusses this push with CNBC. (CNBC)

Should EPA Regulate Emissions? March 30, 2011 House Republicans have vowed to strip the government agency of its powers. Insight with Rep. Fred Upton, (R-MI). (CNBC)

Dodd-Frank Under Scrutiny March 30, 2011 Robert Nichols, Financial Services Forum president, discusses what’s next for the hotly-debated Dodd-Frank bill. (CNBC)

Appetite for Risk Returns March 30, 2011 The appetite for risk is making a comeback, and geopolitical risks are dominating the direction of commodities in the first quarter, with CNBC’s Sharon Epperson; Anthony Grisanti, GRZ Energy; and ...