Dan Akerson, CEO of General Motors, says, despite owning 27%, the government isn't operationally involved.
Dan Akerson, CEO of General Motors, says the Volt gets extra attention because of the current political climate.
Dan Akerson, CEO of General Motors, says his company may have to close some of its European plants due to the troubled European economy.
Sanjay Jha, CEO of Motorola Mobility, says new Google apps may help slow down iPad's growth.
Sanjay Jha, CEO of Motorola Mobility, says one of the reasons Google is acquiring his company is for its portfolio of patents.
Spencer Rascoff, CEO of Zillow, says despite its recent struggles, Yahoo still matters in the real estate space.
Spencer Rascoff, CEO of real estate site Zillow, says the domestic housing market will get worse before it improves.
Walt Bettinger, CEO of Charles Schwab, says his company's philosophy doesn't fit with certain investment properties, including hedge funds.
Walter Bettinger, CEO of Charles Schwab, says many investors should avoid individual stocks in favor of ETFs.
Walter Bettinger, CEO of Charles Schwab, says his company has avoided the wrath of the Occupy Movement because it didn't take TARP money.
Roy Bahat, president of game news site IGN, explains how Facebook makes money from game makers like Zynga.
CEO Bill Neukom discusses the San Francisco Giants' business structure and why the public doesn't get greater financial transparency from the team.
San Francisco Giants CEO Bill Neukom explains the thorny business issues surrounding slugger Barry Bonds.
Bill Neukom, CEO of the San Francisco Giants, says baseball's better pay makes labor negotiations easier than those of basketball and football.
San Francisco Mayor Ed Lee explains the steps he's taken to keep tech companies like Zynga and Twitter in the city.
San Francisco mayor Ed Lee explains why keeping Twitter's headquarters inside the city is important for growth.
San Francisco mayor Edwin Lee explains the drastic steps he took to fix his city's ailing pension system.
Jack Dorsey, CEO of payment company Square, explains why his free reader is selling for $10 in Apple's retail and online stores.
Jack Dorsey, CEO of Square and Twitter's executive chairman, says both companies help people communicate.
Jack Dorsey, CEO of payment startup Square, says his company's new payment feature, saying your name at the register, was inspired by Apple iTunes.
Mari Baker, CEO of PlayFirst, a Zynga competitor, says pay as you go gaming gives her company an edge.
Mari Baker, CEO of game developer PlayFirst, says piracy and the 'freemium' model make Android a challenging platform.
Former Sun Microsystems CEO Scott McNealy says social media companies hire too few workers to drive an economic recovery.
Scott McNealy says his biggest mistake as CEO of Sun Microsystems was not hiring a COO.
Scott McNealy, former CEO of Sun Microsystems explains why he wanted to meet with Facebook CEO Mark Zuckerberg.
David Sacks, CEO of the enterprise-social tool Yammer, says his product is superior to Salesforce.com's Chatter service.
Enrique Salem, CEO of Symantec, says Intel's acquisition of McAfee won't threaten his company.
Symantec CEO Enrique Salem says Apple's closed approach to its iPhone OS doesn't make it safer than Google's Android.
Enrique Salem, CEO of Symantec, says Apple's Macintosh computers are just as likely to get viruses as Windows-based PCs.
Hewlett-Packard CEO Leo Apotheker says his company's WebOS phones and tablets don't threaten business with Microsoft.
Leo Apotheker, CEO of Hewlett-Packard, says the WebOS TouchPad has different features than the iPad.
Leo Apotheker, CEO of Hewlett-Packard, says his company's success in networking equipment is impacting competitor Cisco.
Gary Shapiro, CEO of the Consumer Electronics Association, says government policies are stifling innovation.
Guy Kawasaki, author and former Apple executive says the company maintains consumer appeal despite its business tactics.
Bill Nguyen says Apple bought his company Lala for the people, not the service.
Bill Nguyen, CEO of the photo sharing app Color, says his company's photo sharing technology is better than Facebook's.
Despite a small base of paying users, the VOIP and video chat service is still profitable.
Securities industry lobbyist Ken Bentsen says despite the recent recession, the financial industry has a positive social impact.
Paul Maritz, CEO of VMWare, says Microsoft and Oracle have both struggled to perfect virtualization.
VMWare CEO Paul Maritz says his company is well-positioned to profit off the growth of cloud computing.
Robert Kimball, CEO of Real Networks, explains his company's decision to focus on cloud services rather than media delivery.
Kevin Johnson, CEO of Juniper Networks, says his company will not follow Cisco's lead into consumer products.
Juniper Networks CEO Kevin Johnson says his company's networking software is helping it gain on Cisco.
Lloyd's of London chairman Peter Levene on how businesses are dealing with instability in Iran and North Korea.
Tony Hsieh says selling to Amazon brought management expertise and quicker credit-card refunds for Zappos customers.
Tony Hsieh, CEO of Zappos, says there are no plans to separate his company from corporate-parent Amazon.
Tony Hsieh, CEO of the online-retailer Zappos, says avoiding aggressive sales techniques breeds loyal customers.
Mike Jones, CEO of the social network MySpace, explains why the company struggled and how he hopes to turn it around.
MySpace CEO Mike Jones says parent company News Corp will stay the course on the site's new entertainment focus.
Jason Rosenthal, CEO of the social networking platform Ning, says the transition from free to paid service has been a success.
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