Prodi Says Greek Problem Won't Spread to Other EU States March 10 (Bloomberg) -- Romano Prodi, former European Commission president and ex-Italian prime minister, talks about the Greek debt crisis and the possibility other European Union members will face similar turmoil.    Watch

Low Says U.S. Will See Job Growth in Next 2-3 Months March 10 (Bloomberg) -- Christopher Low, chief economist at FTN Financial, talks with Bloomberg's Jon Erlichman about the Bloomberg Professional Global Confidence Index, which fell to 53.8 in March from 54.9 last month.    Watch

Hank Greenberg Arrives to Testify About AIG-Gen Re Deal March 10 (Bloomberg) -- Maurice “Hank” Greenberg, American International Group Inc.’s ex-chief executive officer, walks into a New York office building where he was expected to testify in a deposition about transactions involving AIG and General Re Corp.    Watch

Wales Says Wikipedia Met Donation Goal, Wikia Profitable March 10 (Bloomberg) -- Wikipedia co-founder Jimmy Wales talks with Bloomberg’s Betty Liu about competition and the outlook for the online encyclopedia and his Wikia Inc. Internet company.    Watch

Stan Lee Sees Film Potential for Ant-Man, Dr. Strange March 10 (Bloomberg) -- Comic book creator Stan Lee talks with Bloomberg's Jon Erlichman about comic-book characters that may be featured in future films.    Watch

Richard Portes Says CDS Are `Demonstrably Dangerous' March 10 (Bloomberg) -- Richard Portes, a professor of economics at London Business School, talks about the market for credit default swaps.    Watch

Loomis's Fuss Prefers Corporate Bonds Over Treasuries March 9 (Bloomberg) -- Daniel Fuss, vice chairman of Loomis Sayles & Co., talks with Bloomberg's Carol Massar and Matt Miller about his fixed-income investment strategy.    Watch

Researcher on Link Between Brain Damage and Concussions March 10 (Bloomberg) -- Dr. Ann McKee, a neuro-pathologist and co-director of the Boston University School of Medicine Center for the Study of Traumatic Encephalopathy, explains how she uses the brains of deceased football players and boxers to study chronic traumatic encephalopathy (CTE), a condition believed to be caused by repeated head trauma.    Watch