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The son of a preacher bilks believers out of nearly $65 million promising huge returns for short-term investments.

Two teams with late-night snacks, one with a spin on the traditional egg roll and one with an old family rice ball recipe, look to impress the investors.

Chefs looking to make a name with a taste of Spain, and two friends trying to capitalize on an up-and-coming Manhattan neighborhood try to cash in with the investors.

Two teams that have found their dream location need money from the investors to sign their lease.

Two Miami chefs known for both their food and their fiery personalities vie for investment help.

Tania Bryer meets Bollywood actress and activist Deepika Padukone who talks about her career, her personal struggles and her campaign to end the stigma surrounding mental health issues.

The songwriter, music producer, and OneRepublic singer Ryan Tedder speaks to Tania Bryer about his incredible career, the band's philanthropic foundation and COVID-19's impact on the music industry.

Christine Tan heads to Taiwan to speak with Horace Luke, the founder and CEO of Gogoro; she finds out how the maker of battery swapping platforms and electric scooters plans to further disrupt the two-wheeler market.

Provides interviews and analysis from the Middle East decision-makers regarding capital deployment and regional developments.

Ronald O'Hanley, CEO of State Street, discusses navigating his career, reflecting on personal failure and managing crises.

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.

Bid on works from the masters to modern contemporary art, all at unbelievable auction prices!

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.

The power couple of agriculture, Idris Elba and Sabrina Dhowre Elba, talk to Tania Bryer just after they were honored with a Crystal Award from the World Economic Forum.

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.

Ronald O'Hanley, CEO of State Street, discusses navigating his career, reflecting on personal failure and managing crises.

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.

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

Sarah Brightman discusses inspiration for her album, what she's learned and why she canceled her plans to travel to space.

Dame Ellen MacArthur speaks about the challenges she faced at sea and her latest mission to introduce the circular economy and eradicate single-use plastic.

Tania Bryer meets Bollywood actress and activist Deepika Padukone who talks about her career, her personal struggles and her campaign to end the stigma surrounding mental health issues.

The songwriter, music producer, and OneRepublic singer Ryan Tedder speaks to Tania Bryer about his incredible career, the band's philanthropic foundation and COVID-19's impact on the music industry.

Christine Tan heads to Taiwan to speak with Horace Luke, the founder and CEO of Gogoro; she finds out how the maker of battery swapping platforms and electric scooters plans to further disrupt the two-wheeler market.

Provides interviews and analysis from the Middle East decision-makers regarding capital deployment and regional developments.

Ronald O'Hanley, CEO of State Street, discusses navigating his career, reflecting on personal failure and managing crises.

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

Reddit co-founder Alexis Ohanian discusses ATHLOS, his elite women's track series; he shares insights with Tania Bryer on the rise of female sports, AI risks and social media traps.

Nokia CEO Justin Hotard tells Arjun Kharpal how Nokia powers the AI surge; by connecting data centers with optical and IP networks, the company drives the next era of mobile infrastructure.

Christine Tan heads to Taiwan to speak with Horace Luke, the founder and CEO of Gogoro; she finds out how the maker of battery swapping platforms and electric scooters plans to further disrupt the two-wheeler market.

Provides interviews and analysis from the Middle East decision-makers regarding capital deployment and regional developments.

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