China will continues to impact life and markets on planet Earth, according to Ted Fishman, who discuss the current unrest in China with Jim Blasingame, plus the success of its government stimulus and overall economic recovery. They also discuss the ways China will continue to influence the world for decades to come.

What kind of a recovery will we have a V, a U or a W? Joan Pryde and Jim Blasingame talk about the prospects for global economic recovery, as well as trade issues and Independence Day.

Will the current anti-trust division of the U.S. Justice Department create problems for businesses? George Priest talks with Jim Blasingame about the problems that could manifest as a result of a desire to make U.S. anti-trust look like that of Europe. They also talk about how this could hurt small business and entrepreneurship.

What do you know about exporting? Would you like to get educated about exporting - for free? Doug Barry talks with Jim Blasingame about international trade opportunities, including how to get started, with emphasis on the new trade agreement with Peru.

How will small businesses be affected by the government's model of health care reform? Grace-Marie Turner reveals to Jim Blasingame how the government plan will ultimately harm small businesses and the entire U.S. health care industry.

Following a discussion of how the economy is doing in general and for small businesses, Art Kleiner talks with Jim Blasingame about why he thinks the best years of the auto industry could still to come, including a global perspective.

Tourism in modern-day Iran? What does this controversial country look like to a tourist? Alison Diboll reports with Jim Blasingame on her recent 2-week trip to Iran and you might be surprised at what she saw.

What does small business mean in Australia and New Zealand? Following his recent visit there, John Fox joins Jim Blasingame to report on small business down-under and to compare their tax structure with that of the U.S.

What's the future of your small business in a global economy? Michael Cox joins Jim Blasingame discuss starting and operating a small business successfully in a global economy.

Who contributes the largest share of resources to developing countries? Carol Adelman says it's America and its citizens and companies, as she explains with Jim Blasingame. They also discuss how technology is changing philanthropy.