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Christophe Weber, CEO of Takeda, reveals his thoughts on the company's transformative $62 billion acquisition of Shire.

The Aboitiz Group is one of the largest and oldest conglomerates in the Philippines. Christine Tan speaks with its President and CEO, Sabin Aboitiz, to find out how the more than a century old company is reinventing itself to become country's first techglomerate.

Anchored by Carl Quintanilla, Cities of Success featuring Nashville, Tenn., explores the city's remarkable evolution from an economy once almost exclusively powered by music to a prominent center for healthcare and research.

Dan Murphy goes inside one of the world's largest leisure attraction operators to examine the marketing strategies behind global brands.

CNBC's Dan Murphy explores the global luxury hotel and resorts brand Anantara to examine its marketing strategies; he visits one of its latest resorts on Dubai's ambitious World Islands.

Tania Bryer meets social entrepreneur Lauren Bush Lauren to talk family dynasties and how she is using her business to tackle world hunger.

Tania Bryer meets the iconic fashion designer Diane Von Furstenberg, whose wrap dress which she designed in the 1970's, has become a 'moment 'in fashion history.

The Brave Ones explores the incredible business story of WW International's CEO Mindy Grossman.

A seed investment of just $2,500 becomes a global brand; co-CEOs Neil Blumenthal and Dave Gilboa tell the story of how they set up the socially conscious eyewear business Warby Parker.

Tania is on home turf as she's taken around the "Big Smoke" by style icon, Tinie Tempah.

Gwyneth Paltrow reveals her favorite things to do in Los Angeles, from hanging out at the Hotel Bel Air to making lobster rolls.

Tania Bryer sits down with Hakan Bulgurlu, the CEO of Turkish white goods giant Arçelik, to find out where his passion for the environment comes from, and what the company is doing to be at the forefront of sustainability efforts.

Tania Bryer speaks to Matt Damon and Gary White to discuss Water.org, their nonprofit organization that's looking to bring water to those most in need.

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

Exploring Dutch innovations that help keep water at bay in the Netherlands.

Anchored by Carl Quintanilla, Cities of Success featuring Nashville, Tenn., explores the city's remarkable evolution from an economy once almost exclusively powered by music to a prominent center for healthcare and research.

Tania Bryer sits down with Band Aid's Bob Geldof at the One Young World Summit in Belfast, Ireland.

He's an astronaut and best-selling author whose latest book explores the human side of space travel; Tim Peake sits down for an interview.

Tania Bryer meets social entrepreneur Lauren Bush Lauren to talk family dynasties and how she is using her business to tackle world hunger.

Tania Bryer meets the iconic fashion designer Diane Von Furstenberg, whose wrap dress which she designed in the 1970's, has become a 'moment 'in fashion history.

Dan Murphy goes inside one of the world's largest leisure attraction operators to examine the marketing strategies behind global brands.

CNBC's Dan Murphy explores the global luxury hotel and resorts brand Anantara to examine its marketing strategies; he visits one of its latest resorts on Dubai's ambitious World Islands.

Christophe Weber, CEO of Takeda, reveals his thoughts on the company's transformative $62 billion acquisition of Shire.

The Aboitiz Group is one of the largest and oldest conglomerates in the Philippines. Christine Tan speaks with its President and CEO, Sabin Aboitiz, to find out how the more than a century old company is reinventing itself to become country's first techglomerate.

The founder of the iconic lifestyle brand reveals how a challenging childhood shaped her entrepreneurial spirit, her journey overcoming cancer and anxiety, and why she's still brimming with new business ideas.

The Siemens Energy CEO reflects on being blindsided by an existential crisis early in his tenure, how a career abroad shaped his decision-making, and the surprising lessons he learned from a stint working in a psychiatric institution.

The CEO of the London Stock Exchange reflects on why she didn't want to follow in the footsteps of her renowned lawyer parents, her decision to come out as gay while a young banker in the City, and the bold steps she's taking to modernize the LSE.

The CEO of the Institute of International Finance reflects on pivotal career choices, ranging from turning down Enron to joining George W. Bush's presidential campaign. Today, Tim Adams is a leading voice warning of a global debt crisis.

Andrea Rossi - M&G's CEO shares how his multicultural roots shaped his leadership style, reflects on pivotal roles at GE and AXA and the lessons learned from launching a firm just before COVID.

Veolia's CEO reflects on how the ground-breaking women in her family unlocked her career ambitions, why she wishes she had trusted her instincts earlier, and why reframing our mindset is key to tackling sustainability challenges globally.

London Marathon Events CEO Hugh Brasher shares how his family's sporting legacy shaped his career, why embracing tough decisions builds resilience and how focusing on where you want to go rather than the obstacles is key to leadership and growth.

Phoenix Group CEO Andy Briggs explains how family values influenced his 40-year career; he discusses the role of purpose in leadership and why authenticity is vital for long-term success.

Syensqo CEO Ilham Kadri shares how her humble beginnings in Casablanca and a passion for science shaped her journey to the C-suite. She reflects on the tough choices behind a global career, why embracing discomfort fuels transformation, and how she navigates leadership's loneliest moments.

Heidelberg Materials CEO Dominik von Achten reflects on his path from law to leadership, why listening to younger voices is vital when navigating rapid change, and how turning a carbon challenge into an opportunity became the defining decision of his career.

Canary Wharf Group Chairman Sir Nigel Wilson reflects on how his family values and intellectual curiosity shaped his rise from a council estate to the boardroom, why building consensus and learning from mistakes matters in leadership, and how staying true to the common good has guided his toughest decisions.

The founder of the iconic lifestyle brand reveals how a challenging childhood shaped her entrepreneurial spirit, her journey overcoming cancer and anxiety, and why she's still brimming with new business ideas.