DuPont's vice president of safety, health and environment says despite the downturn, green products are still in demand.
Linda Fisher, DuPont's chief sustainability officer, outlines her job responsibilities.
Chief Sustainability Officer Linda Fisher says it is more likely to be approved than an emissions tax.
Ken Chenault American Express CEO says people still use plastic a lot, but spend less.
Ken Chenault says the credit card industry needs more 'transparency and disclosure.'
American Express CEO says that uncertainty pushed him to take government funds.
American Express CEO says that despite some positive signs the economy has not yet turned the corner.
Ken Chenault calls last year's financial crisis 'the verge of an absolute collapse.'
New York City schools chancellor Joel Klein says money is an effective incentive to boost student performance.
New York City schools chancellor Joel Klein sees public education as a civil rights issue that needs attention.
New York City schools chancellor Joel Klein on rewarding teachers for a job well done.
CFO Carol Tome discusses strategies for increasing gross margins even in a recession.
Carol Tome shares her experience of rising to the top financial job at Home Depot and what it took to get there.
Carol Tome, CFO of the home improvement giant, says the worst is over and the rebound forthcoming.
Waste Management CEO describes opportunities he's planning to grab to strengthen the company for the future.
Waste Management CEO shares the insights he learned while guiding the company through the downturn.
CEO Kevin Sharer says the challenges the president faces are access and affordability of health care.
Kevin Sharer shares what he brought to this position from his previous experience.
In April, the biotechnology giant cut its full-year sales outlook 'out of caution.'
President and incoming CEO Brian Dunn sees opportunity for growth when the economy stops its decline.
CEO Richard Ward explains how his company has reduced its exposure to financial institutions following the credit collapse.
CEO Eric Foss says he expects his company to continue to grow despite the weak economy.
CEO Eric Foss says the drop in consumer spending has not had much of an effect on the soda industry.
Newmark Knight Frank CEO Barry Gossin says that unlike previous downturns, no sector has escaped the ill effects.
Ernst & Young CEO James Turley says the accounting rule did not create the market volatility but merely reflected it.
Ernst & Young CEO James Turley says that bad loans and poor underwriting are the underlying causes of the economic crisis.
Ernst & Young CEO James Turley says the decrease in transaction volume has its impact on the accounting industry.
CEO Richard Ward says his company adopted a 'good bank, bad bank' strategy to deal with toxic assets.
CEO Richard Ward says the insurer is returning to its shipping roots by offering protection against high-seas bandits.
Charles Schwab recommends freezing tax reform, investment in infrastructure and solving the subprime mortgage crisis.
Charles Schwab says that conservative investing and staying away from toxic assets has helped them in the turmoil.
Both corporate executives and government regulators are at fault for the economic crisis, Schwab says.
CEO Wendell Weeks says his company is preparing to sustain R&D investment even if there is a prolonged recession.
CEO Eric Foss says his company is upping recruitment and leadership training as other companies cut back.
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