CNBC's "On the Money with Maria Bartiromo"

This week, On The Money: Chief Investment Strategist at BlackRock Russ Koesterich and Founder of Destination Wealth Management Michael Yoshikami on watching the markets and global investing, President of the Council of Foreign Relations Richard Haass on why foreign policy comes second to American national problems, and celebrity chef Mario Batali's career in the kitchen and the boardroom.

This week, On the Money: RBS Chief Economist Michelle Girad and Vanguard Head of Taxable Fixed Income Ken Volpert look back on this week's economic news, former Prime Minister of the UK Tony Blair assesses Syria and Europe's finances, and Blue Nile Inc. CEO Harvey Kanter on what makes the online jewelry store big business.

This week, On The Money: RDQ Economics's John Ryding on the GDP and mixed earnings season, Tech's next generation dishes over dinner, and Chegg CEO Dan Rosensweig on tech startups' influence on the economy.

This week, On the Money: Yahoo! Finance Senior Columnist Mike Santoli and UBS Equity Strategist Jonathan Golub on the health of the stock market, K2 Intelligence's Mitch Silber on lessons learned from Boston, and Hearst Corporation CEO Frank Bennack on his thirty year leadership, and the company's future in television and technology.

This week, On the Money: CEO of Cantor Fitzgerald Shawn Matthews and former US Comptroller General David Walker on Obama's new budget, Fmr Administrator for the Office of Information and Regulatory Affairs Cass Sustein on making government 'simpler', and Travel and Leisure's International Editor Mark Orwoll on the cruise industry in the wake of the Carnival Triumph disaster.

This week, on the Money: JP Morgan Funds Chief Global Strategist David Kelly and Economic Cycle Research Institute co-founder Lakshman Achuthan debate the impact of the new job numbers, former Chairman and CEO of Procter and Gamble A.G. Lafley on succeeding in business no matter the climate, and Dean of Leonard N. Stern School of Business at NYU Peter Henry on lessons we can learn from the economies of developing countries.

This week, On The Money: Market predictions and the outlook for Cyprus with Deutsche Bank Chief Economist Joe Lavorgna and Financial Network Group CEO Nathan Bachrach, Chevron CEO JOhn Watson weighs in on hydraulic fracturing, and a new tech startup that could change your medical care forever.

This week, On the Money: Reaction on the Fed and Cyprus from Charles Schwab Chief Investment Strategist Liz Ann Sonders and Guardian U.S. Finance and Economics Editor Heidi Moore, Starbucks CEO and Chairman Howard Schultz on the minimum wage debate, and who's winning the smartphone wars with CNET.com Senior Editor Dan Ackerman.

This week, On the Money: Predicting the Fed's market plans with former Fed Governor Randy Kroszner and Principal Global Investor's Jim McCaughan, the Walt Disney Company's technology plans with CEO Bob Iger, and betting on baseball - and winning - wither former stock trader Joe Peta.

This week, On the Money: The impact of the new stock market highs with PIMCO's Bill Gross and former Presidential Advisor Austan Goolsbee, the man in charge of how Google makes money Chief Business Officer Nikesh Arora, and tax tips from Ernst and Young's Greg Rosica.