Fewer Homes Entered Foreclosure Process in Jan. March 30, 2011 The total number of homes entering the foreclosure process in January was lower than the total for any month in more than three years, according to Realty Trac. However, this all has to do with ...

Is Meredith Crying Wolf on Munis? March 30, 2011 Digging into the muni market turmoil and discussing whether Meredith Whitney’s forecast is correct, with Jim Lebenthal, Alexandra & James and Shah Gilani, MoneyMorning.com. (CNBC)

Losing Control of Flagship Exchange? March 30, 2011 Insight on whether America’s economic security is at stake, with Rep. Ed Royce, (R-CA) and Harvey Pitt, former SEC chairman/Kalorama Partners, CEO/founder. (CNBC)

Is the Rally Sustainable? March 30, 2011 Stocks continue to power forward despite headwinds from Japan, Europe, Libya and the Mideast, with Jim Lacamp, Macroportfolio Advisors; Thomas Lee, JP Morgan; and Kevin Mahn, Hennion & ...

Retraining: The Answer to High Unemployment? March 30, 2011 Brandon Burkman, a 2008 graduate from the University of Houston, talks to CNBC about a problem facing many recent graduates: huge student loans and no job. Michael Tanner of the Cato Institute ...

Governors Chop Spending March 30, 2011 Virginia Governor Robert McDonnell (R) and West Virginia Governor Earl Ray Tomblin (D) tell CNBC’s Larry Kudlow how they're slashing their states' budgets this year. (CNBC)

Rates Are Too Low: Fine March 30, 2011 Cam Fine of Independent Community Bankers of America, says rates are too low. (CNBC)

Commodities Tomorrow March 30, 2011 CNBC’s Sharon Epperson discusses the day's activity in the commodities markets, and looks ahead to where oil, gas and other commodities are likely headed tomorrow. (CNBC)

More Credit Where It’s Due March 30, 2011 Mark Greene, FICO CEO, discusses why America’s credit score is on the rise. (CNBC)

Obama Speaks to the Chamber March 30, 2011 President Barack Obama discusses his Administration’s relationship with US business and how it plans to work more closely to promote American products abroad. (CNBC)

Housing: Sign of Improvement? March 30, 2011 There is a shadow inventory of 1.8 million housing units, according to Corelogic, reports CNBC’s Diana Olick. (CNBC)

Preparing for Disasters March 30, 2011 Lord Peter Levene, Lloyd’s Chairman, discusses insurance giant Lloyd's earnings, the insurance market and the disaster in Japan. (CNBC)

Gaddafi’s Money Trail March 30, 2011 Libyan protesters take over Gaddafi’s London home, with CNBC's Scott Cohn. (CNBC)

World Wide Web Winners March 30, 2011 Gian Fulgoni, Comscore chairman & co-founder, discusses which companies are ruling the web when it comes to market share and time spent online. (CNBC)

Inflation Agitation Grows March 30, 2011 Rajiv Biswas, IHS Global Insight, discusses the ripple effects of devastation in Japan. (CNBC)

Working on a Recovery March 30, 2011 Jeffrey Joerres, Manpowergroup chairman, president & CEO, discusses the employment picture. (CNBC)

Mining Matters? March 30, 2011 A shrinking supply of gold should lead to an influx of demand, with Rick Van Nieuwenhuyse, NovaGold president & CEO. (CNBC)

Gaddafi Troops Surge March 30, 2011 Muammar Gaddafi’s troops launched counter-offensive today using tanks and artillery, with NBC's Richard Engel. (CNBC)

Fast Money Web Extra March 30, 2011 The Fast Money crew offers special CNBC.com-only advice on your investments. (CNBC)

Licensed to Drill March 30, 2011 John Pinkerton, Chairman and CEO of Range Resources, discusses what’s behind RRC's striking distance of reaching a 52-week high. (CNBC)