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Go inside an apartment in Miami that's a shopaholic's dream built above a mall. Tour an apartment in Bensonhurst with 150 plants and two very cute cats. Meet a couple who moved from Kansas to Spain for good. And see if you think buying an abandoned home in Italy for $1 is really worth it?

See how one woman left a corporate job in the US and bought a home in Sicily. How much a young bladesmith earns in Alaska. An inside look at the journey from a $12K a year job on Wall Street to six-figure income in California.

Meet a couple who scored one of the cheapest deals in Laguna Beach and walk through their tiny home. Check out an abandoned baseball stadium that only cost $1 to buy but millions more to turn into apartments. Find out what life is like living on a budget in Budapest, and you won't believe how little a retired journalist spends to live comfortably in Mexico.

In a series of never-before-seen interviews, CNBC's Becky Quick speaks to Warren Buffett about his philosophies on business, philanthropy and life and how his views have changed over his lifetime.

A voice-over artist lives, works and travels the US on a converted school bus. A professional clown turns laughter into an income stream. How a nurse supersized his paycheck. Turning a love for animals into a career. And how one millennial unlocked a cash bonus by moving to Tulsa, Oklahoma.

Travel to Paris, Mexico, Copenhagen, Croatia and Lisbon to see the real estate and reality of living in a foreign country.

Uncover the twists and turns behind Alibaba's rise - from founder Jack Ma's meteoric ascent to how the Chinese tech giant quietly became a leader in artificial intelligence.

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.

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.

Go inside Netflix, the #1 streaming platform in the world. Julia Boorstin explores CEO Ted Sarandos' leadership playbook to understand the strategies that changed what we watch and how we watch it, covering his journey from video store manager to global hit maker and how he empowers his teams to succeed.

Hosted by Arjun Kharpal and Steve Kovach, CNBC's "The Tech Download" cuts through the noise to unpack the tech stories that matter most for your money. In the debut episode, Google DeepMind CEO Demis Hassabis reveals how the leading AI research lab is driving breakthroughs, as well as what the race to artificial general intelligence means for science, business and society.

On the next On Assignment, CNBC explores how Singapore-based SATS rose from a regional inflight catering provider to the world's largest air cargo handler. From satay to suitcases, CNBC'S Monica Pitrelli takes viewers inside SATS' operations including its kitchens to see how the company is using technology to work faster and smarter.

Shaped by early lessons in forgiveness and resilience, Roy Jakobs shares how moments of discomfort, and compassion, prepared him for the Philips CEO role.

In 2025, the NFL staged a record seven regular-season games overseas as part of its bold international expansion, taking American football to Germany, Spain and Ireland. CNBC's Tom Chitty goes behind the scenes of that global push, exploring how the NFL, local governments and fans worldwide are transforming the sport into a truly international phenomenon.

The show that explains the why behind the headlines. This month's edition dissects the drivers behind silver's latest price surge, and reveals why the U.S. government's proposed $100,000 H-1B visa fee could reshape the global talent war.

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.

Julia Boorstin interviews Danny Meyer, the founder of Shake Shack - one of the fastest growing restaurant chains in America, exploring his leadership playbook to reveal the strategies that helped the serial entrepreneur turn a hot dog cart in NYC into an international burger empire.

AI is changing the way we learn and work. Google DeepMind COO Lila Ibrahim joins "The Tech Download" to explain the opportunities, risks and why teaching responsible AI use starts now.

Google DeepMind's Dawn Bloxwich and Tom Lue join "The Tech Download" to explore one of the biggest questions in technology today: Can we control AI? They break down how DeepMind is building safeguards, stress testing its models and working with global regulators to ensure advanced AI develops responsibly.