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A woodworking outfit that uses reclaimed lumber; and a company that makes flavored frozen drinks are featured during a visit to New York. (Repeat).

A farm distillery with a link to Prohibition-era gangsters; and a brand specializing in men's ties and accessories are featured during a visit to New York. (Repeat).

The story of real-estate developers Victor and Natalia Wolf, who lived the high life in Miami while allegedly orchestrating a $20-million-dollar scam. (Repeat).

The case of an alleged scam artist whose company raised $65 million during the late 1990s by selling certificates of deposit and unregistered mutual funds. (Repeat).

Rachel Lim and Dione Song discuss how they want to take the fashion company into other markets.

Christine Tan speaks to Simon Cheong to find out how he built his property development company. (Repeat).

CNBC presents this year's top private companies that redefine disruption with AI technology. Leading the list is Open AI, the Microsoft-backed developer of ChatGPT and other enterprise AI products that are revolutionizing various industries today. (Repeat).

In the Season 2 premiere, Flat 12 Gallery prepares to open another location. In other events, Jeff sets out to transform a run-of-the-mill 1957 Chevrolet Bel Air so that it rivals his dad's beloved $100,000 Bel Air. (Repeat).

Jeff and Perry head to Louisiana, where a test drive ends in a fire; and they endure a boat ride in a thunderstorm. Among their finds: a 1978 Trans-Am and a pristine 1980 Kawasaki Z1 motorcycle. (Repeat).

Jeff and Matt check out an eclectic mix of old cars; and Jeff pulls a risky move with the seller in an attempt to secure a deal. In other events, Meg and Eric hone their selling chops at the shop; and Eric and Perry diagnose and fix a car with a leak. (Repeat).

Jeff and Meg prepare for a visit from an auction representative by heading to California in search for unique cars. They meet with a yoga teacher who owns a British roadster; and check out a classic from a movie car warehouse. (Repeat).

Jeff and the team prepare for an auction in New Orleans. (Repeat).

At a New Orleans auction, a downpour threatens the team's freshly detailed cars. (Repeat).

In Hollywood, Jeff and Perry check out Tim Allen's private collection; and Jeff negotiates with colorful locals for an Italian supercar that's in bad shape. (Repeat).

Jeff buys an '82 Corvette, which his team prepares for auction; and butts heads with Meg over a low-mileage classic. (Repeat).

In the Season 2 premiere, Flat 12 Gallery prepares to open another location. In other events, Jeff sets out to transform a run-of-the-mill 1957 Chevrolet Bel Air so that it rivals his dad's beloved $100,000 Bel Air. (Repeat).

Jeff and Perry head to Louisiana, where a test drive ends in a fire; and they endure a boat ride in a thunderstorm. Among their finds: a 1978 Trans-Am and a pristine 1980 Kawasaki Z1 motorcycle. (Repeat).

Jeff and Matt check out an eclectic mix of old cars; and Jeff pulls a risky move with the seller in an attempt to secure a deal. In other events, Meg and Eric hone their selling chops at the shop; and Eric and Perry diagnose and fix a car with a leak. (Repeat).

Jeff and Meg prepare for a visit from an auction representative by heading to California in search for unique cars. They meet with a yoga teacher who owns a British roadster; and check out a classic from a movie car warehouse. (Repeat).

Jeff and the team prepare for an auction in New Orleans. (Repeat).

At a New Orleans auction, a downpour threatens the team's freshly detailed cars. (Repeat).

In Hollywood, Jeff and Perry check out Tim Allen's private collection; and Jeff negotiates with colorful locals for an Italian supercar that's in bad shape. (Repeat).

Jeff buys an '82 Corvette, which his team prepares for auction; and butts heads with Meg over a low-mileage classic. (Repeat).

In the Season 2 premiere, Flat 12 Gallery prepares to open another location. In other events, Jeff sets out to transform a run-of-the-mill 1957 Chevrolet Bel Air so that it rivals his dad's beloved $100,000 Bel Air. (Repeat).

Jeff and Perry head to Louisiana, where a test drive ends in a fire; and they endure a boat ride in a thunderstorm. Among their finds: a 1978 Trans-Am and a pristine 1980 Kawasaki Z1 motorcycle. (Repeat).

CNBC presents this year's top private companies that redefine disruption with AI technology. Leading the list is Open AI, the Microsoft-backed developer of ChatGPT and other enterprise AI products that are revolutionizing various industries today. (Repeat).

Rachel Lim and Dione Song discuss how they want to take the fashion company into other markets.

Christine Tan speaks to Simon Cheong to find out how he built his property development company. (Repeat).

Coverage of business in Asia is presented.

A preview of the day's trading in Asia's stock markets includes financial analysis. (New).

A recap of the day's trading in Asia mixes with a preview of the expected action in Europe. (Live).

A preview of the day's stock-market activity. Included: interviews and analysis by financial experts. (New).

Business and economic news from Europe.

The latest business news and market analysis from around the world is reported. (New).

CNBC's Sara Eisen sits down with Citadel CEO and founder Ken Griffin for an exclusive interview. (Repeat).

Dancer Jin Xing. (Repeat).

An interview with Nikolaj Coster-Waldau about how COVID-19 has affected his family and the creative industry. (Repeat).

Perspectives by senior marketers on the $600 billion global advertising industry. (Repeat).

Explores the rise of social media influencers and where the industry may be heading next. (Repeat).

Sherry Lansing is profiled. (Repeat).

Will.i.am is interviewed. (Repeat).

Spotlighting Bernard Arnault, who took his father's construction business and turned it into LVMH, the world's largest luxury product company. (Repeat).

Spotlighting media mogul Tina Brown. (Repeat).

An insight into Lenny Kravitz's childhood summers spent in the Bahamas.

Nobu turns tour guide in Tokyo to reveal his favorite places and shares his memories of growing up in the Japanese capital. (Repeat).

Oceanographer Dr. Sylvia Earle is spotlighted. (Repeat).

Entrepreneur and environmentalist Dale Vince, the founder of Ecotricity, speaks to Tania Bryer about his green business portfolio, activism, and why he thinks renewable energy will solve the European cost of living crisis. (Repeat).

Sea levels are anticipated to rise as a result of climate change.Extreme weather events are expected to become more frequent and intense. Julianna Tatelbaum visits the Netherlands tolearn more about Dutch inventions that help prevent flooding. (Repeat).

Julianna Tatelbaum is given unique access toNestlé's research and development center in Lausanne, Switzerland, where teams are working to safeguard value chains, improve sustainability, and develop future-oriented goods. (Repeat).

CNBC's Sara Eisen sits down with Citadel CEO and founder Ken Griffin for an exclusive interview. (Repeat).

Dancer Jin Xing. (Repeat).

An interview with Nikolaj Coster-Waldau about how COVID-19 has affected his family and the creative industry. (Repeat).

Perspectives by senior marketers on the $600 billion global advertising industry. (Repeat).

Explores the rise of social media influencers and where the industry may be heading next. (Repeat).

Sunny Verghese, Group CEO of the Singapore-based commodities giant Olam International , is interviewed. (Repeat).

Christine Tan flies to Japan for an inside peek at the manufacturing process of SK-II's well-known skincare products. Sue Kyung Lee, Global CEO, provides a guided tour as well as insight into what's next for the beauty business. (Repeat).

Coverage of business in Asia is presented.

A preview of the day's trading in Asia's stock markets includes financial analysis. (New).

A recap of the day's trading in Asia mixes with a preview of the expected action in Europe. (Live).

A preview of the day's stock-market activity. Included: interviews and analysis by financial experts. (New).

Business and economic news from Europe.

The latest business news and market analysis from around the world is reported. (New).

Sit down interviews with high-profile figures.

A panel of experts discuss climate change, and the devastating consequences it could have. (Repeat).

Former United Nations Secretary General Ban Ki-moon talks to CNBC's Tania Bryer about his frustrations with world leaders in light of the COVID-19 pandemic, and explains his focus on helping younger generations become global citizens. {Season: Season1} (Repeat).

Dylan Jones talks about the road ahead for print publishing. (Repeat).

Part 1 of 2. James Wright looks at levels of diversity in advertising on screens and asks how inclusive the marketing industry itself is. (Repeat).

James Wright and his guests explore how industry changes encourage inclusion and diversity. (Repeat).

Carla Bruni-Sarkozy, a former first lady of France, is interviewed. Topics include modelling, her time at the Elysee, music and giving back. (Repeat).

{Season: Season1} (Repeat).

Min-Liang Tan, CEO of Razer gave up being a lawyer to start a hardware gaming company. He is a billionaire entrepreneur with a cult-like following. (Repeat).

She is a true technological visionary who is paving the way for human and machine interaction. Tan Le, the Vietnamese-Australian telecommunications entrepreneur and co-founder of Emotiv, opens up about her life and career. {Season: Season1} (Repeat).

Supermodel Elle Mcpherson shows the city of Perth, the places she loves to shop at and just relax. (Repeat).

Bollywood superstar Shah Rukh Kahn turns tour guide in his home town of New Delhi. In a very personal journey, driving a Jeep similar to the one he had before he was famous, he shows Tania Bryer his former school and the house he grew up in. (Repeat).

Tania Bryer sits down with John Kerry, the U.S. Special Envoy on Climate, to discuss what more needs to be done in the fight against climate change, including his 'loss and damage' plans for developing nations. (Repeat).

Idris Elba and Sabrina Dhowre Elba talk to Tania Bryer after they were honored with a Crystal Award from the World Economic Forum for their commitment and leadership in addressing food security, climate change, and environmental conservation. (Repeat).

Arabile Gumede investigates the most recent technologies aimed at helping persons with disabilities. (Repeat).

Exploring what a future with eVTOLs might look like. (Repeat).

Sit down interviews with high-profile figures.

A panel of experts discuss climate change, and the devastating consequences it could have. (Repeat).

Former United Nations Secretary General Ban Ki-moon talks to CNBC's Tania Bryer about his frustrations with world leaders in light of the COVID-19 pandemic, and explains his focus on helping younger generations become global citizens. {Season: Season1} (Repeat).

Dylan Jones talks about the road ahead for print publishing. (Repeat).

Part 1 of 2. James Wright looks at levels of diversity in advertising on screens and asks how inclusive the marketing industry itself is. (Repeat).

James Wright and his guests explore how industry changes encourage inclusion and diversity. (Repeat).

In India, the Munjal family established a two-wheeler empire by manufacturing bicycles and motorcycles under the Hero brand. Christine Tan speaks with Sunil Kant Munjal, Chairman of Hero Enterprise, on the family's rapid ascent to prominence. (Repeat).

Christine Tan speaks to business leaders to gain insights on how best to invest in people to stay competitive and create thriving, successful businesses. (Repeat).

Coverage of business in Asia is presented.

A preview of the day's trading in Asia's stock markets includes financial analysis. (New).