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It's one hour until the opening bell in Europe and Squawk Box Europe has everything you need to prepare for the first trade. Steve Sedgwick, Karen Tso and Julianna Tatelbaum take on the most complex stories of the day with instant analysis on how you can make your money work around the news. (Senderinfo).

It's one hour until the opening bell in Europe and Squawk Box Europe has everything you need to prepare for the first trade. Steve Sedgwick, Karen Tso and Julianna Tatelbaum take on the most complex stories of the day with instant analysis on how you can make your money work around the news. (Senderinfo).

It's one hour until the opening bell in Europe and Squawk Box Europe has everything you need to prepare for the first trade. Steve Sedgwick, Karen Tso and Julianna Tatelbaum take on the most complex stories of the day with instant analysis on how you can make your money work around the news. (Senderinfo).

It's one hour until the opening bell in Europe and Squawk Box Europe has everything you need to prepare for the first trade. Steve Sedgwick, Karen Tso and Julianna Tatelbaum take on the most complex stories of the day with instant analysis on how you can make your money work around the news. (Senderinfo).

It's one hour until the opening bell in Europe and Squawk Box Europe has everything you need to prepare for the first trade. Steve Sedgwick, Karen Tso and Julianna Tatelbaum take on the most complex stories of the day with instant analysis on how you can make your money work around the news. (Senderinfo).

It's one hour until the opening bell in Europe and Squawk Box Europe has everything you need to prepare for the first trade. Steve Sedgwick, Karen Tso and Julianna Tatelbaum take on the most complex stories of the day with instant analysis on how you can make your money work around the news. (Senderinfo).

Billionaire Tom Petters was a respected CEO for more than a decade. His companies included iconic American brands like Polaroid, Sun Country Airlines, and Fingerhut. But these legitimate businesses were purchased with dirty money…and his reputation was built on a foundation of lies. (Senderinfo).

From Blue Origin's Rocket Park, CNBC's Andrew Ross Sorkin sits down for a rare and exclusive interview with founder Jeff Bezos on space exploration, the forces shaping business, artificial intelligence and the future of wealth in America. (Senderinfo).

Unlocked is a home tour series focused on how much people across the globe spend on their housing, what they get for the money and what they had to sacrifice to make it happen. CNBC opens the doors to unique homes and introduces you to the people inside so you can see what it's like to live there and exactly how much it costs. (Senderinfo).

Unlocked is a home tour series focused on how much people across the globe spend on their housing, what they get for the money and what they had to sacrifice to make it happen. CNBC opens the doors to unique homes and introduces you to the people inside so you can see what it's like to live there and exactly how much it costs. (Senderinfo).

The show that explains the why behind the headlines. This edition explores how Ireland became a global pharmaceutical powerhouse – and the risks of becoming too dependent on a handful of multinational companies. It also examines why India's wealth is shifting from traditional assets such as gold and property into startups, as a new generation of investors reshapes the country's capital landscape.

The AI boom is reshaping global stock markets, lifting semiconductor giants, powering new market leaders and exposing the risks of index concentration. Beyond Wall Street, the surge in artificial intelligence is also transforming Europe's economy, driving demand for data centers, electricity grids and industrial infrastructure. (Senderinfo).

Unlocked is a home tour series focused on how much people across the globe spend on their housing, what they get for the money and what they had to sacrifice to make it happen. CNBC opens the doors to unique homes and introduces you to the people inside so you can see what it's like to live there and exactly how much it costs. (Senderinfo).

Shawn Merriman was a bishop in the Mormon Church, a family man and the head of a thriving investment business pulling in millions. But unknown to investors, Merriman was living a lie and ripping off his neighbors, friends…even his own mother. (Senderinfo).

Unlocked is a home tour series focused on how much people across the globe spend on their housing, what they get for the money and what they had to sacrifice to make it happen. CNBC opens the doors to unique homes and introduces you to the people inside so you can see what it's like to live there and exactly how much it costs. (Senderinfo).

The show that explains the why behind the headlines. This month's edition explores why Hangzhou has become a breeding ground for some of China's most promising tech startups. Plus, we unpack the impact of Emmanuel Macron's economic reforms-once hailed as a French Renaissance-and the wins and setbacks that followed. (Senderinfo).

The show that explains the why behind the headlines. This edition explores why Greenland's vast mineral wealth hasn't – and likely won't – translate into prosperity for the territory. It also examines why Western brands continue to struggle in China, and how the few that succeed manage to adapt. (Senderinfo).

Billionaire Tom Petters was a respected CEO for more than a decade. His companies included iconic American brands like Polaroid, Sun Country Airlines, and Fingerhut. But these legitimate businesses were purchased with dirty money…and his reputation was built on a foundation of lies. (Senderinfo).

Unlocked is a home tour series focused on how much people across the globe spend on their housing, what they get for the money and what they had to sacrifice to make it happen. CNBC opens the doors to unique homes and introduces you to the people inside so you can see what it's like to live there and exactly how much it costs. (Senderinfo).

Unlocked is a home tour series focused on how much people across the globe spend on their housing, what they get for the money and what they had to sacrifice to make it happen. CNBC opens the doors to unique homes and introduces you to the people inside so you can see what it's like to live there and exactly how much it costs. (Senderinfo).

From Blue Origin's Rocket Park, CNBC's Andrew Ross Sorkin sits down for a rare and exclusive interview with founder Jeff Bezos on space exploration, the forces shaping business, artificial intelligence and the future of wealth in America. (Senderinfo).

A late night talk show like no other, Seth Meyers breaks down the day's biggest stories, and scrutinises hot topics in popular culture. He storms the current political circus head on, holding nothing back and adding in comedy sections, who's popularity have proved boundless. Hollywood's A-listers will also be invited along for the ride, including some never before seen faces in late night televisi

A late night talk show like no other, Seth Meyers breaks down the day's biggest stories, and scrutinises hot topics in popular culture. He storms the current political circus head on, holding nothing back and adding in comedy sections, who's popularity have proved boundless. Hollywood's A-listers will also be invited along for the ride, including some never before seen faces in late night televisi

After 26 years at Goldman Sachs, Robin Vince walked away without another job lined up. In this episode of Executive Decisions, the BNY CEO reflects on why he stepped off a successful career path, what he learned during the global financial crisis and how that pause ultimately led him to one of America's oldest banks. (Senderinfo).

Leading voices from across finance and investment come together to explore how development finance is evolving-from government and nonprofit involvement to the growing role of private capital-as institutional investors rethink risk in frontier and emerging markets, and the challenge of mobilizing capital at scale remains. (Senderinfo).

From dominating the mobile phone era with devices like the 3310 to reinventing itself around telecom infrastructure, Nokia's story is one of tech's biggest transformations. Now, the company is betting on AI-driven networks and 6G to shape the future of global connectivity. (Senderinfo).

Tania Bryer sits down with some of the most powerful and recognisable names in the world. Featuring guests from a diverse range of industries, Tania discusses both their professional and personal lives, revealing the people behind the names. Whether from the worlds of business, sport, entertainment or politics, the guests reveal the highs and lows of their respective careers, also expanding on the

The intriguing documentary series narrated by Stacey Keach tells the stories of some of the biggest corporate scams and frauds in American history. The series presents the often overlooked dark side of the American dream, and shows just what are some individuals ready to do for money. The episodes offer an in-depth look into the most scandalous financial crimes, which include bank robberies, inves

After 26 years at Goldman Sachs, Robin Vince walked away without another job lined up. In this episode of Executive Decisions, the BNY CEO reflects on why he stepped off a successful career path, what he learned during the global financial crisis and how that pause ultimately led him to one of America's oldest banks. (Senderinfo).

Leading voices from across finance and investment come together to explore how development finance is evolving-from government and nonprofit involvement to the growing role of private capital-as institutional investors rethink risk in frontier and emerging markets, and the challenge of mobilizing capital at scale remains. (Senderinfo).

From dominating the mobile phone era with devices like the 3310 to reinventing itself around telecom infrastructure, Nokia's story is one of tech's biggest transformations. Now, the company is betting on AI-driven networks and 6G to shape the future of global connectivity. (Senderinfo).

Tania Bryer sits down with some of the most powerful and recognisable names in the world. Featuring guests from a diverse range of industries, Tania discusses both their professional and personal lives, revealing the people behind the names. Whether from the worlds of business, sport, entertainment or politics, the guests reveal the highs and lows of their respective careers, also expanding on the

After 26 years at Goldman Sachs, Robin Vince walked away without another job lined up. In this episode of Executive Decisions, the BNY CEO reflects on why he stepped off a successful career path, what he learned during the global financial crisis and how that pause ultimately led him to one of America's oldest banks. (Senderinfo).

Leading voices from across finance and investment come together to explore how development finance is evolving-from government and nonprofit involvement to the growing role of private capital-as institutional investors rethink risk in frontier and emerging markets, and the challenge of mobilizing capital at scale remains. (Senderinfo).

From dominating the mobile phone era with devices like the 3310 to reinventing itself around telecom infrastructure, Nokia's story is one of tech's biggest transformations. Now, the company is betting on AI-driven networks and 6G to shape the future of global connectivity. (Senderinfo).

Tania Bryer sits down with some of the most powerful and recognisable names in the world. Featuring guests from a diverse range of industries, Tania discusses both their professional and personal lives, revealing the people behind the names. Whether from the worlds of business, sport, entertainment or politics, the guests reveal the highs and lows of their respective careers, also expanding on the

Answers about life with Pastor Bayless Conley of Cottonwood Church in California, Bayless is known for his clear and practical sermons. As a teenager he got into drugs and alcohol for many years whilst searching for the truth, at once he began to read the Bible which helped him find the answers to the questions he was looking for. Therefore not only his past turned around but the sympathetic natur

Leading voices from across finance and investment come together to explore how development finance is evolving-from government and nonprofit involvement to the growing role of private capital-as institutional investors rethink risk in frontier and emerging markets, and the challenge of mobilizing capital at scale remains. (Senderinfo).

From dominating the mobile phone era with devices like the 3310 to reinventing itself around telecom infrastructure, Nokia's story is one of tech's biggest transformations. Now, the company is betting on AI-driven networks and 6G to shape the future of global connectivity. (Senderinfo).

Tania Bryer sits down with some of the most powerful and recognisable names in the world. Featuring guests from a diverse range of industries, Tania discusses both their professional and personal lives, revealing the people behind the names. Whether from the worlds of business, sport, entertainment or politics, the guests reveal the highs and lows of their respective careers, also expanding on the

The intriguing documentary series narrated by Stacey Keach tells the stories of some of the biggest corporate scams and frauds in American history. The series presents the often overlooked dark side of the American dream, and shows just what are some individuals ready to do for money. The episodes offer an in-depth look into the most scandalous financial crimes, which include bank robberies, inves

Over the years, the Michelin Le Mans Cup has become the main series for amateur drivers looking for an introduction to Endurance racing. Launched in 2016, the competition takes place on some of Europe's most iconic circuits. The MLMC is the first step into the world of endurance racing for the young stars of tomorrow. (Senderinfo).

The EDP Porto Marathon runs it's 21st edition in 2025, attracting local and international particpants. (Senderinfo).

Created by the Automobile Club de l'Ouest (ACO), the Asian Le Mans Series symbolises the Spirit of Le Mans, holding the same shared passion for creating world class endurance racing in Asia. The Asian Le Mans Series is growing year on year and is attracting some of the world's most successful endurance racing teams, as well as fostering new and emerging talent from the region. (Senderinfo).

After 26 years at Goldman Sachs, Robin Vince walked away without another job lined up. In this episode of Executive Decisions, the BNY CEO reflects on why he stepped off a successful career path, what he learned during the global financial crisis and how that pause ultimately led him to one of America's oldest banks. (Senderinfo).

Leading voices from across finance and investment come together to explore how development finance is evolving-from government and nonprofit involvement to the growing role of private capital-as institutional investors rethink risk in frontier and emerging markets, and the challenge of mobilizing capital at scale remains. (Senderinfo).

The intriguing documentary series narrated by Stacey Keach tells the stories of some of the biggest corporate scams and frauds in American history. The series presents the often overlooked dark side of the American dream, and shows just what are some individuals ready to do for money. The episodes offer an in-depth look into the most scandalous financial crimes, which include bank robberies, inves

The UAE is rethinking its place in the global order, walking away from OPEC after nearly 60 years while moving closer to Washington through defense, technology and investment ties. As the Iran war reshapes Gulf alliances and oil markets become harder to coordinate, Abu Dhabi's strategy points to a broader shift: using its energy wealth to build influence beyond oil. (Senderinfo).

Paris Hilton, often called the "original influencer," takes Tania Bryer to a New York hotel steeped in family history and shares how she turned pain into purpose and built a multi-billion-dollar selling brand. (Senderinfo).

CNBC's Arjun Kharpal speaks to Qualcomm CEO Cristiano Amon about the future of AI-powered devices, from smartphones and laptops to smart glasses, pins and other wearable technology. Amon explains how AI agents could change the way people interact with their devices, why apps may evolve rather than disappear and how chips will need to adapt for the next era of computing. (Senderinfo).

This episode takes you inside General Motors, the #1 automobile manufacturer in America. In this candid interview with GM's CEO Mary Barra, CNBC's Julia Boorstin explores Barra's leadership playbook to reveal the strategies that helped her drive the 100-year-old carmaker into a new era. (Senderinfo).

The intriguing documentary series narrated by Stacey Keach tells the stories of some of the biggest corporate scams and frauds in American history. The series presents the often overlooked dark side of the American dream, and shows just what are some individuals ready to do for money. The episodes offer an in-depth look into the most scandalous financial crimes, which include bank robberies, inves

The UAE is rethinking its place in the global order, walking away from OPEC after nearly 60 years while moving closer to Washington through defense, technology and investment ties. As the Iran war reshapes Gulf alliances and oil markets become harder to coordinate, Abu Dhabi's strategy points to a broader shift: using its energy wealth to build influence beyond oil. (Senderinfo).

Paris Hilton, often called the "original influencer," takes Tania Bryer to a New York hotel steeped in family history and shares how she turned pain into purpose and built a multi-billion-dollar selling brand. (Senderinfo).

A late night talk show like no other, Seth Meyers breaks down the day's biggest stories, and scrutinises hot topics in popular culture. He storms the current political circus head on, holding nothing back and adding in comedy sections, who's popularity have proved boundless. Hollywood's A-listers will also be invited along for the ride, including some never before seen faces in late night televisi

Seth Meyers with guests Karl Anthony Towns, Olivia Wilde and Stephen Root, and demo by Chef Ham El-Waylly. (US TX: 16 Jun 2026). (Senderinfo).

A late night talk show like no other, Seth Meyers breaks down the day's biggest stories, and scrutinises hot topics in popular culture. He storms the current political circus head on, holding nothing back and adding in comedy sections, who's popularity have proved boundless. Hollywood's A-listers will also be invited along for the ride, including some never before seen faces in late night televisi

The UAE is rethinking its place in the global order, walking away from OPEC after nearly 60 years while moving closer to Washington through defense, technology and investment ties. As the Iran war reshapes Gulf alliances and oil markets become harder to coordinate, Abu Dhabi's strategy points to a broader shift: using its energy wealth to build influence beyond oil. (Senderinfo).

Paris Hilton, often called the "original influencer," takes Tania Bryer to a New York hotel steeped in family history and shares how she turned pain into purpose and built a multi-billion-dollar selling brand. (Senderinfo).

CNBC's Arjun Kharpal speaks to Qualcomm CEO Cristiano Amon about the future of AI-powered devices, from smartphones and laptops to smart glasses, pins and other wearable technology. Amon explains how AI agents could change the way people interact with their devices, why apps may evolve rather than disappear and how chips will need to adapt for the next era of computing. (Senderinfo).

This episode takes you inside General Motors, the #1 automobile manufacturer in America. In this candid interview with GM's CEO Mary Barra, CNBC's Julia Boorstin explores Barra's leadership playbook to reveal the strategies that helped her drive the 100-year-old carmaker into a new era. (Senderinfo).

The intriguing documentary series narrated by Stacey Keach tells the stories of some of the biggest corporate scams and frauds in American history. The series presents the often overlooked dark side of the American dream, and shows just what are some individuals ready to do for money. The episodes offer an in-depth look into the most scandalous financial crimes, which include bank robberies, inves

The UAE is rethinking its place in the global order, walking away from OPEC after nearly 60 years while moving closer to Washington through defense, technology and investment ties. As the Iran war reshapes Gulf alliances and oil markets become harder to coordinate, Abu Dhabi's strategy points to a broader shift: using its energy wealth to build influence beyond oil. (Senderinfo).

Paris Hilton, often called the "original influencer," takes Tania Bryer to a New York hotel steeped in family history and shares how she turned pain into purpose and built a multi-billion-dollar selling brand. (Senderinfo).

CNBC's Arjun Kharpal speaks to Qualcomm CEO Cristiano Amon about the future of AI-powered devices, from smartphones and laptops to smart glasses, pins and other wearable technology. Amon explains how AI agents could change the way people interact with their devices, why apps may evolve rather than disappear and how chips will need to adapt for the next era of computing. (Senderinfo).

This episode takes you inside General Motors, the #1 automobile manufacturer in America. In this candid interview with GM's CEO Mary Barra, CNBC's Julia Boorstin explores Barra's leadership playbook to reveal the strategies that helped her drive the 100-year-old carmaker into a new era. (Senderinfo).

The UAE is rethinking its place in the global order, walking away from OPEC after nearly 60 years while moving closer to Washington through defense, technology and investment ties. As the Iran war reshapes Gulf alliances and oil markets become harder to coordinate, Abu Dhabi's strategy points to a broader shift: using its energy wealth to build influence beyond oil. (Senderinfo).

Paris Hilton, often called the "original influencer," takes Tania Bryer to a New York hotel steeped in family history and shares how she turned pain into purpose and built a multi-billion-dollar selling brand. (Senderinfo).

CNBC's Arjun Kharpal speaks to Qualcomm CEO Cristiano Amon about the future of AI-powered devices, from smartphones and laptops to smart glasses, pins and other wearable technology. Amon explains how AI agents could change the way people interact with their devices, why apps may evolve rather than disappear and how chips will need to adapt for the next era of computing. (Senderinfo).

Answers about life with Pastor Bayless Conley of Cottonwood Church in California, Bayless is known for his clear and practical sermons. As a teenager he got into drugs and alcohol for many years whilst searching for the truth, at once he began to read the Bible which helped him find the answers to the questions he was looking for. Therefore not only his past turned around but the sympathetic natur

In Touch Ministries is a long-running television series in which senior pastor of the First Baptist Church in Atlanta, Dr Charles Stanley, shares lessons about the Christian faith. He discusses various themes, such as family, prayer, motherhood and fear, addressing stories from the Bible and offering a deeper understanding of Christian teachings. Join him as he explains what faith means in modern

Religious programme hosted by Joseph Prince. Prince is the senior pastor and co-founder of the New Creation Church in Singapore – a large non-denominational Christian church in Asia. This programme features Prince's spiritual messages on life and faith, sermons, his religious interpretations and words of praise and worship. With his energetic and sometimes humorous style, Joseph Prince has spoken

CNBC's Arjun Kharpal speaks to Qualcomm CEO Cristiano Amon about the future of AI-powered devices, from smartphones and laptops to smart glasses, pins and other wearable technology. Amon explains how AI agents could change the way people interact with their devices, why apps may evolve rather than disappear and how chips will need to adapt for the next era of computing. (Senderinfo).

This episode takes you inside General Motors, the #1 automobile manufacturer in America. In this candid interview with GM's CEO Mary Barra, CNBC's Julia Boorstin explores Barra's leadership playbook to reveal the strategies that helped her drive the 100-year-old carmaker into a new era. (Senderinfo).

The intriguing documentary series narrated by Stacey Keach tells the stories of some of the biggest corporate scams and frauds in American history. The series presents the often overlooked dark side of the American dream, and shows just what are some individuals ready to do for money. The episodes offer an in-depth look into the most scandalous financial crimes, which include bank robberies, inves

The world's first global professional fencing league. WFL brings together the top men's and women's athletes to compete for a $100,000 prize purse across all three weapons. (Senderinfo).

The Tour of Hainan is an annual professional road bicycle racing stage race held in Hainan Province, China. The race consists of nine stages and has been part of the UCI ProSeries since 2023, previously having been on the UCI Asia Tour calendar. (Senderinfo).

The UAE is rethinking its place in the global order, walking away from OPEC after nearly 60 years while moving closer to Washington through defense, technology and investment ties. As the Iran war reshapes Gulf alliances and oil markets become harder to coordinate, Abu Dhabi's strategy points to a broader shift: using its energy wealth to build influence beyond oil. (Senderinfo).

Paris Hilton, often called the "original influencer," takes Tania Bryer to a New York hotel steeped in family history and shares how she turned pain into purpose and built a multi-billion-dollar selling brand. (Senderinfo).

The intriguing documentary series narrated by Stacey Keach tells the stories of some of the biggest corporate scams and frauds in American history. The series presents the often overlooked dark side of the American dream, and shows just what are some individuals ready to do for money. The episodes offer an in-depth look into the most scandalous financial crimes, which include bank robberies, inves

CNBC's Arjun Kharpal speaks to Qualcomm CEO Cristiano Amon about the future of AI-powered devices, from smartphones and laptops to smart glasses, pins and other wearable technology. Amon explains how AI agents could change the way people interact with their devices, why apps may evolve rather than disappear and how chips will need to adapt for the next era of computing. (Senderinfo).

This episode takes you inside General Motors, the #1 automobile manufacturer in America. In this candid interview with GM's CEO Mary Barra, CNBC's Julia Boorstin explores Barra's leadership playbook to reveal the strategies that helped her drive the 100-year-old carmaker into a new era. (Senderinfo).

The UAE is rethinking its place in the global order, walking away from OPEC after nearly 60 years while moving closer to Washington through defense, technology and investment ties. As the Iran war reshapes Gulf alliances and oil markets become harder to coordinate, Abu Dhabi's strategy points to a broader shift: using its energy wealth to build influence beyond oil. (Senderinfo).

Paris Hilton, often called the "original influencer," takes Tania Bryer to a New York hotel steeped in family history and shares how she turned pain into purpose and built a multi-billion-dollar selling brand. (Senderinfo).

The intriguing documentary series narrated by Stacey Keach tells the stories of some of the biggest corporate scams and frauds in American history. The series presents the often overlooked dark side of the American dream, and shows just what are some individuals ready to do for money. The episodes offer an in-depth look into the most scandalous financial crimes, which include bank robberies, inves

CNBC's Arjun Kharpal speaks to Qualcomm CEO Cristiano Amon about the future of AI-powered devices, from smartphones and laptops to smart glasses, pins and other wearable technology. Amon explains how AI agents could change the way people interact with their devices, why apps may evolve rather than disappear and how chips will need to adapt for the next era of computing. (Senderinfo).

This episode takes you inside General Motors, the #1 automobile manufacturer in America. In this candid interview with GM's CEO Mary Barra, CNBC's Julia Boorstin explores Barra's leadership playbook to reveal the strategies that helped her drive the 100-year-old carmaker into a new era. (Senderinfo).

A late night talk show like no other, Seth Meyers breaks down the day's biggest stories, and scrutinises hot topics in popular culture. He storms the current political circus head on, holding nothing back and adding in comedy sections, who's popularity have proved boundless. Hollywood's A-listers will also be invited along for the ride, including some never before seen faces in late night televisi

The UAE is rethinking its place in the global order, walking away from OPEC after nearly 60 years while moving closer to Washington through defense, technology and investment ties. As the Iran war reshapes Gulf alliances and oil markets become harder to coordinate, Abu Dhabi's strategy points to a broader shift: using its energy wealth to build influence beyond oil. (Senderinfo).

Paris Hilton, often called the "original influencer," takes Tania Bryer to a New York hotel steeped in family history and shares how she turned pain into purpose and built a multi-billion-dollar selling brand. (Senderinfo).

Squawk Box Asia is CNBC's flagship show that sets the news agenda and takes viewers through the pre-game and the opening of Asia's business trading day, covering the top market moving stories and views from the top CEOs, asset managers and newsmakers. (Senderinfo).

Squawk Box Asia is CNBC's flagship show that sets the news agenda and takes viewers through the pre-game and the opening of Asia's business trading day, covering the top market moving stories and views from the top CEOs, asset managers and newsmakers. (Senderinfo).