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Riccardo Zacconi, Co-Founder of King, tells the story of his life, career and, yes, that game.

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

Exploring tech start-up Circle's marketing strategies and how it's disrupting the telco industry and winning consumers.

Part 1/2. James Wright looks at levels of diversity in advertising on people's screens and asks how inclusive the marketing industry itself is.

Malaysia's Prime Minister Anwar Ibrahim, speaks about racial equality, politics, corruption and Elon Musk.

Diesel founder Renzo Rosso sits down with Charlotte Reed to discuss his career, his growing empire and why fashion is in his blood.

Dom Harrison, better known as Yungblud, shows Tania Bryer the London spot that fuelled his ambition and discusses how he's using his fame to launch a fashion brand.

Celebrating 30 years as a solo artist, Robbie Williams speaks with Tania Bryer about overcoming addiction to become the most successful musician in U.K. album chart history. Plus, he shares his big business ideas for the future.

Christine Tan speaks to business leaders from UBS, PepsiCo, Banpu, and Blue Bird to gain insights on how best to invest in people to stay competitive and create thriving, successful businesses.

Part 1/2. Christine Tan speaks to the leaders of Eu Yan Sang and StarHub to find out how they are steering their companies to not only build sustainable businesses, but ones with a corporate purpose to do good.

James Reed reflects on the decision that defined his career, taking the risk of joining the family business; the Reed CEO discusses failure, purpose and why standing still is the worst decision of all.

Lloyd Blankfein reflects on the decision that shaped his leadership, which was to stop trying to fit in; the former Goldman Sachs CEO discusses authenticity, handling criticism and leading one of the world's most powerful firms.

View updated U.S. market and world market charts; news on world economy and global markets in our Market Overview.

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

Christine Tan speaks to business leaders from UBS, PepsiCo, Banpu, and Blue Bird to gain insights on how best to invest in people to stay competitive and create thriving, successful businesses.

Part 1/2. Christine Tan speaks to the leaders of Eu Yan Sang and StarHub to find out how they are steering their companies to not only build sustainable businesses, but ones with a corporate purpose to do good.

James Reed reflects on the decision that defined his career, taking the risk of joining the family business; the Reed CEO discusses failure, purpose and why standing still is the worst decision of all.

Lloyd Blankfein reflects on the decision that shaped his leadership, which was to stop trying to fit in; the former Goldman Sachs CEO discusses authenticity, handling criticism and leading one of the world's most powerful firms.

Business journalists Yousef Gamal el-Din and Hadley Gamble are co-hosts of this show that profiles the people who are shaping the Middle East's global ambitions. From CEOs and entrepreneurs to philanthropists and politicians, the episodes give viewers an idea of what is being done to make the Middle East a bigger player in the financial marketplace. Episodes also profile Middle Eastern businesspeo

View updated U.S. market and world market charts; news on world economy and global markets in our Market Overview.

"Squawk Box Europe" provides three hours of analysis and debate on trading days to lead up to the open of the European markets. The trio of anchors is joined by business personalities and specialists from the financial markets to discuss what to expect for the upcoming day. The show opens with a look at how the Asian market fared overnight. It then focuses on news that could affect the opening cal

Anchored by Morgan Brennan, the program delivers the essential market intelligence that drives the trading day ahead; It captures breaking business news as it unfolds and tracks pre-market equity moves, commodity swings, U.S. futures, and overnight action across global markets.

Standard Chartered CEO Bill Winters reflects on the decisions that shaped his career; he explains why, when rare opportunities arise, he believes in taking unconventional paths.

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.

Sebastian Thrun, former head of Google X, walked away and is now on a mission to change the way the world learns.

Part 2/2. In the second of this two-part special, James Wright and guests explore how industry changes are encouraging inclusion and diversity in marketing.

Exploring the rise of social media influencers and where the industry may be heading next.

Interviews with top business and political leaders.

The European Central Bank President speaks to CNBC's Karen Tso in Davos, Switzerland.

Sustainable Future is CNBC's umbrella franchise to house explorations and discussions on the most important issue of our time; sustainability. In 30-minute episodes the world's most knowledgeable, passionate and powerful people explore what needs to be done to make sure we all have a Sustainable Future.

CNBC's Dan Murphy moderates a panel discussion with energy industry leaders to find out how they are steering their companies through the transition to a sustainable future.

A discussion on nuclear fusion with the international thermonuclear experimental reactor.

A preview of the future innovations set to change the lives of Singapore's residents.

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.

Sebastian Thrun, former head of Google X, walked away and is now on a mission to change the way the world learns.

Part 2/2. In the second of this two-part special, James Wright and guests explore how industry changes are encouraging inclusion and diversity in marketing.

Exploring the rise of social media influencers and where the industry may be heading next.

Interviews with top business and political leaders.

The European Central Bank President speaks to CNBC's Karen Tso in Davos, Switzerland.

Thapanee Techajareonvikul joins Tania Bryer to discuss her leadership of retail and consumer goods conglomerate Berli Jucker; she also discusses life inside the TCC Group empire built by her father, spanning food and beverage, hospitality, property and finance.

From chasing titles to building businesses, 22-time Grand Slam champion Rafa Nadal speaks to CNBC's Tania Bryer about retiring from professional tennis, his new chapter as an entrepreneur and measuring success without trophies.

Part 2/2. Christine Tan speaks to family members running one of the oldest construction companies in Singapore to find out why they think giving back is an important business strategy.

Nanofilm Technologies International's proprietary wear-resistant carbon coating is used by major brands including Microsoft, Huawei, Nikon, and Canon; interviewing founder and chairman Shi Xu about how he transforms his university research into a multi-billion-dollar enterprise.

Standard Chartered CEO Bill Winters reflects on the decisions that shaped his career; he explains why, when rare opportunities arise, he believes in taking unconventional paths.

View updated U.S. market and world market charts; news on world economy and global markets in our Market Overview.

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

Part 2/2. Christine Tan speaks to family members running one of the oldest construction companies in Singapore to find out why they think giving back is an important business strategy.

Nanofilm Technologies International's proprietary wear-resistant carbon coating is used by major brands including Microsoft, Huawei, Nikon, and Canon; interviewing founder and chairman Shi Xu about how he transforms his university research into a multi-billion-dollar enterprise.

Standard Chartered CEO Bill Winters reflects on the decisions that shaped his career; he explains why, when rare opportunities arise, he believes in taking unconventional paths.

Business journalists Yousef Gamal el-Din and Hadley Gamble are co-hosts of this show that profiles the people who are shaping the Middle East's global ambitions. From CEOs and entrepreneurs to philanthropists and politicians, the episodes give viewers an idea of what is being done to make the Middle East a bigger player in the financial marketplace. Episodes also profile Middle Eastern businesspeo