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Information about under-the-radar stocks and market trends help investors make wise choices.

Delivering essential, actionable information and analysis for anyone who wants to be part of the global business conversation; preparing CNBC's worldwide audience with a smart take on overnight U.S. news and live international market action.

Explore a single travel destination and learn about its hidden gems, off-the-beaten path experiences, and the must-dos and must-haves.

CNBC travels to Singapore to discover how the super-rich see the city state; from Raffles Hotel Singapore to a very rare yacht.

James Wright looks at levels of diversity in advertising on people's screens and asks how inclusive the marketing industry itself is.

In the second of this two-part special, James Wright and guests explore how industry changes are encouraging inclusion and diversity in marketing.

CNBC goes face to face with the world's most influential high flyers to ask about their business.

Jon Bon Jovi reveals to Tania Bryer his passion and dedication to his philanthropic work.

From sewing clothes in his mother's house in Queens to running a multi-million dollar empire, FUBU apparel founder Daymond John chronicles the highs and lows of his career.

Grammy-nominated recording artist, tireless philanthropist, cultural trustee and financial advisor Chandrika Tandon reveals her story in her own words, from growing up in Chennai to taking her place on the world stage.

Andrea Bocelli reveals his favorite places in Tuscany.

With 40 million albums sold, Lenny Kravitz is a musical icon, but when not touring he goes home to the Bahamas and reveals why it is a must for travelers.

She runs the largest private conservation organization in the U.S. Jennifer Morris, CEO of The Nature the Conservancy, sits down to discuss the organization's mission, its work and its future with CNBC's Sam Vadas.

The conference of the parties (COP) is the most important climate change event in the world and CNBC was on the ground at the latest in Dubai, UAE. Steve Sedgewick takes a look back at the conference, its outcome and what key players had to say.

Exploring the potential of innovation, from how new products and ideas will shape lives to the long-term investment opportunity.

Adam Reed explores the latest technologies behind the summer's biggest sporting events, from how AI helps tennis players improve their game at Wimbledon to the way data is transforming the Tour de France.

Explore a single travel destination and learn about its hidden gems, off-the-beaten path experiences, and the must-dos and must-haves.

CNBC travels to Singapore to discover how the super-rich see the city state; from Raffles Hotel Singapore to a very rare yacht.

World Economic Forum's Global Citizen of the Year, Jin Xing.

Jane Fonda speaks to Tania Bryer about life on and off screen and the treatment of women.

James Wright looks at levels of diversity in advertising on people's screens and asks how inclusive the marketing industry itself is.

In the second of this two-part special, James Wright and guests explore how industry changes are encouraging inclusion and diversity in marketing.

CNBC's Christine Tan has been talking to the people who are shaping, governing and leading the Asia Pacific region for over twenty years in this ground-breaking show.

Christine Tan speaks to Neste's President and CEO, Matti Lehmus, to learn about the company's renewable fuel strategy and whether he has plans to wind down its traditional crude oil refinery business.

CNBC goes face to face with the world's most influential high flyers to ask about their business.

Jon Bon Jovi reveals to Tania Bryer his passion and dedication to his philanthropic work.

From sewing clothes in his mother's house in Queens to running a multi-million dollar empire, FUBU apparel founder Daymond John chronicles the highs and lows of his career.

Grammy-nominated recording artist, tireless philanthropist, cultural trustee and financial advisor Chandrika Tandon reveals her story in her own words, from growing up in Chennai to taking her place on the world stage.

Andrea Bocelli reveals his favorite places in Tuscany.

With 40 million albums sold, Lenny Kravitz is a musical icon, but when not touring he goes home to the Bahamas and reveals why it is a must for travelers.

She runs the largest private conservation organization in the U.S. Jennifer Morris, CEO of The Nature the Conservancy, sits down to discuss the organization's mission, its work and its future with CNBC's Sam Vadas.

The conference of the parties (COP) is the most important climate change event in the world and CNBC was on the ground at the latest in Dubai, UAE. Steve Sedgewick takes a look back at the conference, its outcome and what key players had to say.

Exploring the potential of innovation, from how new products and ideas will shape lives to the long-term investment opportunity.

Adam Reed explores the latest technologies behind the summer's biggest sporting events, from how AI helps tennis players improve their game at Wimbledon to the way data is transforming the Tour de France.

World Economic Forum's Global Citizen of the Year, Jin Xing.

Jane Fonda speaks to Tania Bryer about life on and off screen and the treatment of women.

James Wright looks at levels of diversity in advertising on people's screens and asks how inclusive the marketing industry itself is.

In the second of this two-part special, James Wright and guests explore how industry changes are encouraging inclusion and diversity in marketing.

CNBC's Christine Tan has been talking to the people who are shaping, governing and leading the Asia Pacific region for over twenty years in this ground-breaking show.

Christine Tan speaks to Neste's President and CEO, Matti Lehmus, to learn about the company's renewable fuel strategy and whether he has plans to wind down its traditional crude oil refinery business.

"Squawk Box Europe" provides three hours of analysis and debate on trading days to lead up to the open of the European markets.

Information about under-the-radar stocks and market trends help investors make wise choices.

Delivering essential, actionable information and analysis for anyone who wants to be part of the global business conversation; preparing CNBC's worldwide audience with a smart take on overnight U.S. news and live international market action.

Dubai, the so-called, "City of Gold", attracts over 17 million visitors a year, but only a select few get to experience the truly over-the-top glitz and glamour on offer, until now.

Explore a single travel destination and learn about its hidden gems, off-the-beaten path experiences, and the must-dos and must-haves.

Coverage of the decision on interest rates by the European Central Bank.

From living in his car to being a single-parent, nothing stopped John Paul DeJoria from reaching his goals; he recounts why the lessons learned only propelled him to new adventures.Guests: Tony Hawk..

Chef Nobu Matsuhisa reveals his favorite places and shares his memories of growing up in the Japanese capital of Tokyo.

The stories of individuals across the globe.

There is more than enough food to go around, but 811 million people face constant hunger and millions more don't know where their next meal will come from.

A panel discussion featuring the Eighth Secretary-General of the United Nations,Ban Ki Moon, and Patrick Verkooijen,CEO of the Global Center on Adaptation.

Dan Murphy explores innovative solutions allowing Dubai's buildings, public transport, farms, and leisure facilities to run efficiently in the United Arab Emirates' desert metropolis where temperatures can top 100 degrees Fahrenheit.

Examining COVID-19's impact on the music industry, innovative ways music fans are being entertained, and speaking to global artists including Adam Lambert and OneRepublic's Ryan Tedder.

Dubai, the so-called, "City of Gold", attracts over 17 million visitors a year, but only a select few get to experience the truly over-the-top glitz and glamour on offer, until now.

Explore a single travel destination and learn about its hidden gems, off-the-beaten path experiences, and the must-dos and must-haves.

Interviews with top business and political leaders.

Jane Wurwand discusses her meteoric rise from humble salon assistant to co-founder of the multimillion-dollar brand Dermalogica.

Christine Tan speaks exclusively to Kuehne+Nagel's CEO, Stefan Paul, to find out how he plans to grow the Swiss-based transportation and logistics group.

Christine Tan heads to Hong Kong to talk to Irene Lee, chairman of Hysan Development; she finds out how the century-old family business began and how it came to dominate the commercial real estate space in Causeway Bay.

The hosts provide in-depth coverage of Asian stock markets and invite experts to offer their predictions and investment tips.

Christine Tan speaks exclusively to Kuehne+Nagel's CEO, Stefan Paul, to find out how he plans to grow the Swiss-based transportation and logistics group.

Christine Tan heads to Hong Kong to talk to Irene Lee, chairman of Hysan Development; she finds out how the century-old family business began and how it came to dominate the commercial real estate space in Causeway Bay.

Global business news broadcast simultaneously from London and Singapore.

"Squawk Box Europe" provides three hours of analysis and debate on trading days to lead up to the open of the European markets.

Information about under-the-radar stocks and market trends help investors make wise choices.

Delivering essential, actionable information and analysis for anyone who wants to be part of the global business conversation; preparing CNBC's worldwide audience with a smart take on overnight U.S. news and live international market action.

Longtime friends Mike and Craig plan to flip a small Creole cottage after a cosmetic renovation, but it doesn't sell, and now it's putting stress on their finances and friendship.

Anne's flipping career receives a setback when she suffers a tragedy; she hopes a rundown New Orleans cottage will get her career back on track, and Sidney decides to fund the flip; later, he discovers the real reason she's been losing so much money.

Ten years ago, Emanuel and Tonya bet everything on a ramshackle house they want to flip; Sidney agrees to fund the flip; Sidney soon discovers that Emanuel's desire to make up for lost time means cutting corners and making costly mistakes.

At just 21, Preston Tadesco earns his real estate license, flips his first property and studies law; Sidney offers him a 50/50 partnership on his next flip, but Preston nearly blows it when he gets greedy and starts cutting corners.

First-time flippers Chelsea and Porter have invested so much money in seminars that they're drowning in debt; they've got a gutted New Orleans fixer-upper on their hands, and without Sidney's help, they risk losing it all.

Longtime friends Mike and Craig plan to flip a small Creole cottage after a cosmetic renovation, but it doesn't sell, and now it's putting stress on their finances and friendship.

Anne's flipping career receives a setback when she suffers a tragedy; she hopes a rundown New Orleans cottage will get her career back on track, and Sidney decides to fund the flip; later, he discovers the real reason she's been losing so much money.

Ten years ago, Emanuel and Tonya bet everything on a ramshackle house they want to flip; Sidney agrees to fund the flip; Sidney soon discovers that Emanuel's desire to make up for lost time means cutting corners and making costly mistakes.

At just 21, Preston Tadesco earns his real estate license, flips his first property and studies law; Sidney offers him a 50/50 partnership on his next flip, but Preston nearly blows it when he gets greedy and starts cutting corners.

First-time flippers Chelsea and Porter have invested so much money in seminars that they're drowning in debt; they've got a gutted New Orleans fixer-upper on their hands, and without Sidney's help, they risk losing it all.

Longtime friends Mike and Craig plan to flip a small Creole cottage after a cosmetic renovation, but it doesn't sell, and now it's putting stress on their finances and friendship.

Anne's flipping career receives a setback when she suffers a tragedy; she hopes a rundown New Orleans cottage will get her career back on track, and Sidney decides to fund the flip; later, he discovers the real reason she's been losing so much money.

Ten years ago, Emanuel and Tonya bet everything on a ramshackle house they want to flip; Sidney agrees to fund the flip; Sidney soon discovers that Emanuel's desire to make up for lost time means cutting corners and making costly mistakes.

All American Design, run by a Las Vegas night club designer, and Evolving Kneads, a gluten-free bakery whose owners believe they have a recipe for success.

Sleek to Chic, a residential design company, and Brad and Martin, two experienced designers, compete to design a space for Tilman's new Post Oak hotel.

Autonomy Farms, a producer of organic beef and produce, and Too Pretty, an athleisure company with a female empowerment message.

Nino's, an old school pasta maker trying to rebuild their family legacy, and Social Sparkling Wine, a clean alcohol producer trying to tap into bars and restaurants.

All American Design, run by a Las Vegas night club designer, and Evolving Kneads, a gluten-free bakery whose owners believe they have a recipe for success.

Sleek to Chic, a residential design company, and Brad and Martin, two experienced designers, compete to design a space for Tilman's new Post Oak hotel.

Autonomy Farms, a producer of organic beef and produce, and Too Pretty, an athleisure company with a female empowerment message.

Nino's, an old school pasta maker trying to rebuild their family legacy, and Social Sparkling Wine, a clean alcohol producer trying to tap into bars and restaurants.

At just 21, Preston Tadesco earns his real estate license, flips his first property and studies law; Sidney offers him a 50/50 partnership on his next flip, but Preston nearly blows it when he gets greedy and starts cutting corners.

First-time flippers Chelsea and Porter have invested so much money in seminars that they're drowning in debt; they've got a gutted New Orleans fixer-upper on their hands, and without Sidney's help, they risk losing it all.

A $160,000 a night hotel suite.