Sloan

Wesley s (James McAvoy) life is over - his pathetic old one, anyway Fortunately, it is all because of a girl. Enter sizzling-hot Fox (Angelina Jolie), who crashes into his life and introduces him to the Fraternity, a secret society of assassins, led by the enigmatic Sloan (Morgan Freeman). Seems Wes s long-lost father was killed while working for the Fraternity and Wes has been selected to target the rogue member who murdered him. But before he can complete his assignment, Wes must first uncover the dark secrets behind the Fraternity in order to determine his own destiny.

This sequel centers on the exploits of David Sloan, the younger brother of the two fighters who died in the first installment. As this episode begins, David has given up competition and is running a kickboxing school for underprivileged urban kids. His life changes abruptly when the villainous fight manager who murdered his brother shows up and forces him back into the ring.

Paul Sloan, CNET executive editor, and Robert Armstrong, Financial Times, discuss Facebook's valuations, the challenges facing the company and whether Mark Zuckerberg is a leader or a liability.

Sheryl Sandberg, Facebook COO, is cut off by cameramen trying to get a better shot of founder and CEO Mark Zuckerberg. Ken Sena, analyst at Evercore Partners and Paul Sloan, executive editor at CNET, discusses whether the actual Facebook IPO will live up to the hype of its roadshow.

Dennis Berman, The Wall Street Journal and Paul Sloan, CNET executive editor, discuss Apple's pullback and whether it will put a dent in the broader tech market.

Andrew Lo of the MIT Sloan School of Management dispels some myths surrounding the financial crisis and weighs in on whether the government overreacted, with CNBC's Steve Liesman.

Shares of Wells Fargo are down 2 percent today, despite a better than expected earnings report. Timothy Sloan, Wells Fargo CFO, discusses the state of the U.S. economy and the housing market.

Wells Fargo celebrates its 160th anniversary today after getting a passing grade on the Fed's stress test. Tim Sloan, Wells Fargo chief financial officer, discusses why this anniversary is monumental for the company.

Sloan tries to convince April to relieve Avery's stress.

Sloan tries to convince April to relieve Avery's stress.

Avery kicks Bailey out of the O.R. and Sloan stands behind him.

Avery kicks Bailey out of the O.R. and Sloan stands behind him.