"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 call and futures prices as well as live market trades and market reaction to the day's major stories. Viewers have a chance to get involved in the show by sending in questions and comments via email.

Anchor Frank Holland informs viewers about business stories that have global significance. The conversations include analysis of business and investor trends in international markets. Covering local stories with international significance, reports come in from sites such as New York, Mumbai, Frankfurt, Tokyo, Shanghai, and Dubai, and special guests appear.

Tania Bryer speaks to Caroline Casey, and to Paul Polman, the former CEO of Unilever and chairman of The Valuable 500, about why disability inclusion is important for business.

Tania Bryer discusses disability inclusion with Ted Kennedy, Jr., board member of The American Association of People with Disabilities, and Jill Houghton, the president and CEO of Disability:IN.

Jane Wurwand discusses her meteoric rise from humble salon assistant to co-founder of the multimillion-dollar brand Dermalogica.

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

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

With 2018 marking the first full Formula One season in a post-Bernie Ecclestone era, the motorsport's new owners work to reverse the worldwide decline in fans and TV viewers.

Dolly Parton shares her rags-to-riches story; she discusses everything from her early challenges, her business acumen, and why she felt compelled to set up her charitable foundation, The Imagination Library.

CNBC's Tania Bryer travels to Dubai to meet Emirati business leader and philanthropist Abdul Aziz Al Ghurair to discuss the work of his family's foundation for education.

From living in his car to being a single-parent, nothing stopped John Paul DeJoria from reaching his goals; he recounts why the lessons learned only propelled him to new adventures.

Sudanese-British billionaire businessperson Mo Ibrahim is using his wealth and high profile to push for better governance in Africa.

Gwyneth Paltrow reveals her favorite things to do in Los Angeles, from hanging out at the Hotel Bel Air to making lobster rolls.

Jean Paul Gaultier becomes a tour guide in Paris and reveals where he hangs out.

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.

Exploring the potential of innovation, from how new products and ideas will shape lives to the long-term investment opportunity.

Investigation of the impact of merging technology with the human body, from brain-implanted chips to contactless payment implants.

Tania Bryer speaks to Caroline Casey, and to Paul Polman, the former CEO of Unilever and chairman of The Valuable 500, about why disability inclusion is important for business.

Tania Bryer discusses disability inclusion with Ted Kennedy, Jr., board member of The American Association of People with Disabilities, and Jill Houghton, the president and CEO of Disability:IN.

Jane Wurwand discusses her meteoric rise from humble salon assistant to co-founder of the multimillion-dollar brand Dermalogica.

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

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

With 2018 marking the first full Formula One season in a post-Bernie Ecclestone era, the motorsport's new owners work to reverse the worldwide decline in fans and TV viewers.

British lender Standard Chartered gears up for its next phase of growth; Bill Winters talks about the bank's revival of fortunes and its multi-billion dollar bet on technology.

CEO John Chidsey, who leads the transformation of fast-food chain Subway, sits down with Christine Tan to share his management style and his expansion plans for the region.

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.

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 businesspeople and companies.

"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 call and futures prices as well as live market trades and market reaction to the day's major stories. Viewers have a chance to get involved in the show by sending in questions and comments via email.

Anchor Frank Holland informs viewers about business stories that have global significance. The conversations include analysis of business and investor trends in international markets. Covering local stories with international significance, reports come in from sites such as New York, Mumbai, Frankfurt, Tokyo, Shanghai, and Dubai, and special guests appear.

Trend-setting chain The Meatball Shop looks to expand its empire; Harlem hotspot Melba's searches for new ways to grow; family-run Ann & Tony's struggles to attract customers in a changing Little Italy.

The co-owners of The Meatball Shop and Ann & Tony's face internal rifts; Melba prepares to make the biggest bet of her career.

Ralph and Anthony receive a million- dollar proposal; Melba is hit with a violation; Michael and Daniel come to a crossroads.

Daniel is struck by harsh financial realities; Melba scrambles to meet a looming deadline; Ralph and Anthony experiment with a new source of revenue.

Daniel races to fix his flagship location in time for the fifth anniversary party; Michael begins a new chapter; Rohini prepares to re-launch her struggling New York location.

Michael makes two enormously risky decisions; Rohini pushes her staff to refresh Vermilion's menu; Daniel must find a way to cap his soaring labor costs.

Rohini finally re-launches Vermilion and faces her critics; Daniel deals with a potentially devastating crisis; Ralph and Anthony decide to honor their parents with a big event.

Ralph and Anthony pay tribute to their family and prepare to pass the torch; Michael puts his risky concept to the test; Daniel makes a decision that will change his and Michael's lives forever.

Daniel is struck by harsh financial realities; Melba scrambles to meet a looming deadline; Ralph and Anthony experiment with a new source of revenue.

Daniel races to fix his flagship location in time for the fifth anniversary party; Michael begins a new chapter; Rohini prepares to re-launch her struggling New York location.

Michael makes two enormously risky decisions; Rohini pushes her staff to refresh Vermilion's menu; Daniel must find a way to cap his soaring labor costs.

Rohini finally re-launches Vermilion and faces her critics; Daniel deals with a potentially devastating crisis; Ralph and Anthony decide to honor their parents with a big event.

Ralph and Anthony pay tribute to their family and prepare to pass the torch; Michael puts his risky concept to the test; Daniel makes a decision that will change his and Michael's lives forever.

Chrissy and Erik Kopplin find themselves in a tight spot after being hired to transform a tiny Manhattan hotel room into a high-end sushi restaurant and bar.

The proprietors of a landmark Brooklyn bookstore hire Chrissy and Erik to build a swanky bar and lounge in a storage area in just five days - while the bookstore stays open during construction.

When Chrissy and Erik Kopplin are asked to help increase the sales of small Manhattan salon, they discover that a neglected back room could be the answer to dramatically boosting its revenue, with only five days to re-imagine the salon's operations.

After the proprietor of a Brooklyn bed & breakfast invites Chrissy and Erik Kopplin to overhaul her under-performing retail sales area, she's shocked when the enterprising couple come up with a better way to maximize her revenue.

Chrissy and Erik Kopplin find themselves in a tight spot after being hired to transform a tiny Manhattan hotel room into a high-end sushi restaurant and bar.

The proprietors of a landmark Brooklyn bookstore hire Chrissy and Erik to build a swanky bar and lounge in a storage area in just five days - while the bookstore stays open during construction.

When Chrissy and Erik Kopplin are asked to help increase the sales of small Manhattan salon, they discover that a neglected back room could be the answer to dramatically boosting its revenue, with only five days to re-imagine the salon's operations.

After the proprietor of a Brooklyn bed & breakfast invites Chrissy and Erik Kopplin to overhaul her under-performing retail sales area, she's shocked when the enterprising couple come up with a better way to maximize her revenue.

Rohini finally re-launches Vermilion and faces her critics; Daniel deals with a potentially devastating crisis; Ralph and Anthony decide to honor their parents with a big event.

Ralph and Anthony pay tribute to their family and prepare to pass the torch; Michael puts his risky concept to the test; Daniel makes a decision that will change his and Michael's lives forever.

Policy makers, thought leaders and power players gather in Tianjin, China for Summer Davos 2025, as Asia seeks to drive sixty percent of global GDP growth in 2025.

Highlights from CNBC's recent Delivering Alpha events in Singapore, Hong Kong and Dubai, where high-profile investors share insights into identifying opportunities and maximizing returns.

The Broadway premiere of "Rebecca" implodes thanks to New York stockbroker Mark Hotton, who allegedly swindles millions of dollars from investors.

A fraudster in California promises to build a medical glove factory in the U.S. and steals millions of dollars from investors.

A 28-year-old hacker named Daniel Rigmaiden allegedly steals millions of dollars from the U.S. government; a wise-guy wannabe, in witness protection creates a mortgage fraud scam.

Darren Berg of Seattle, scams several investors, procuring himself two yachts, a private jet and a lakeside mansion; New York socialite Dina Wein Reis executes a grey market selling scam.

A Michigan doctor treats cancer-free patients with poisonous chemotherapy and takes millions in payment; two Chicago-area bank robbers repel 17 stories to escape the Metropolitan Correctional Center.

A once $100 million publishing fortune creates tension between mother and son when he's accused of squandering millions on sex, diamonds and fraud.

Federal agents seek to unmask the anonymous mastermind of the world's largest online and underground drug bazaar, despite potential corruption within their own ranks.

The Broadway premiere of "Rebecca" implodes thanks to New York stockbroker Mark Hotton, who allegedly swindles millions of dollars from investors.

A fraudster in California promises to build a medical glove factory in the U.S. and steals millions of dollars from investors.

A 28-year-old hacker named Daniel Rigmaiden allegedly steals millions of dollars from the U.S. government; a wise-guy wannabe, in witness protection creates a mortgage fraud scam.

Darren Berg of Seattle, scams several investors, procuring himself two yachts, a private jet and a lakeside mansion; New York socialite Dina Wein Reis executes a grey market selling scam.

A Michigan doctor treats cancer-free patients with poisonous chemotherapy and takes millions in payment; two Chicago-area bank robbers repel 17 stories to escape the Metropolitan Correctional Center.

A once $100 million publishing fortune creates tension between mother and son when he's accused of squandering millions on sex, diamonds and fraud.

Smart LED Concepts, a unique lighting company whose owner struggles to achieve the American Dream; Wizard Creations, an experiential marketing firm with a smooth-talking founder.

Merrick Seafood, a family-run operation whose owners will stop at nothing to prove their worth over larger competitors, and Little Waisted, whose founder struggles to turn her specialty cocktail rimmers into a booming business.

Desert Creek Honey, a farm-to-table honey manufacturer that needs to bring its production process into the modern ages, and Garcia Art Glass, whose glass-blowing owner is too attached to her pieces to make a real profit.

Face Chairs, a customizable furniture company run by three celebrity photographers, and 44 Farms, a producer of all-natural quality beef.

Smart LED Concepts, a unique lighting company whose owner struggles to achieve the American Dream; Wizard Creations, an experiential marketing firm with a smooth-talking founder.

Merrick Seafood, a family-run operation whose owners will stop at nothing to prove their worth over larger competitors, and Little Waisted, whose founder struggles to turn her specialty cocktail rimmers into a booming business.

Desert Creek Honey, a farm-to-table honey manufacturer that needs to bring its production process into the modern ages, and Garcia Art Glass, whose glass-blowing owner is too attached to her pieces to make a real profit.

Face Chairs, a customizable furniture company run by three celebrity photographers, and 44 Farms, a producer of all-natural quality beef.

Federal agents seek to unmask the anonymous mastermind of the world's largest online and underground drug bazaar, despite potential corruption within their own ranks.

The Broadway premiere of "Rebecca" implodes thanks to New York stockbroker Mark Hotton, who allegedly swindles millions of dollars from investors.

Christine Tan speaks to Love, Bonito co-founder Rachel Lim and CEO Dione Song about how they want to take the company, a former blogshop turned multi-million-dollar fashion empire, to the next level through new verticals and growth into new markets.

Christine Tan speaks exclusively to Simon Cheong, chairman and CEO of SC Global, to find out how he built his property development company and why he is venturing into the hospitality business.

Conversations with ESPN Host Stephen A. Smith, New York Mets President of Baseball Operations David Stearns, TMRW Sports co-founder and CEO Mike McCarley.

Conversations with Chicago Cubs Owner Tom Ricketts, Kansas City Chiefs Chairman and CEO Clark Hunt and horse trainer Bob Baffert.

Chrissy and Erik Kopplin find themselves in a tight spot after being hired to transform a tiny Manhattan hotel room into a high-end sushi restaurant and bar.

The proprietors of a landmark Brooklyn bookstore hire Chrissy and Erik to build a swanky bar and lounge in a storage area in just five days - while the bookstore stays open during construction.

When Chrissy and Erik Kopplin are asked to help increase the sales of small Manhattan salon, they discover that a neglected back room could be the answer to dramatically boosting its revenue, with only five days to re-imagine the salon's operations.

After the proprietor of a Brooklyn bed & breakfast invites Chrissy and Erik Kopplin to overhaul her under-performing retail sales area, she's shocked when the enterprising couple come up with a better way to maximize her revenue.

Chrissy and Erik Kopplin find themselves in a tight spot after being hired to transform a tiny Manhattan hotel room into a high-end sushi restaurant and bar.

The proprietors of a landmark Brooklyn bookstore hire Chrissy and Erik to build a swanky bar and lounge in a storage area in just five days - while the bookstore stays open during construction.

When Chrissy and Erik Kopplin are asked to help increase the sales of small Manhattan salon, they discover that a neglected back room could be the answer to dramatically boosting its revenue, with only five days to re-imagine the salon's operations.

After the proprietor of a Brooklyn bed & breakfast invites Chrissy and Erik Kopplin to overhaul her under-performing retail sales area, she's shocked when the enterprising couple come up with a better way to maximize her revenue.

Chrissy and Erik Kopplin find themselves in a tight spot after being hired to transform a tiny Manhattan hotel room into a high-end sushi restaurant and bar.

The proprietors of a landmark Brooklyn bookstore hire Chrissy and Erik to build a swanky bar and lounge in a storage area in just five days - while the bookstore stays open during construction.

Conversations with ESPN Host Stephen A. Smith, New York Mets President of Baseball Operations David Stearns, TMRW Sports co-founder and CEO Mike McCarley.

Conversations with Chicago Cubs Owner Tom Ricketts, Kansas City Chiefs Chairman and CEO Clark Hunt and horse trainer Bob Baffert.

Christine Tan speaks to Love, Bonito co-founder Rachel Lim and CEO Dione Song about how they want to take the company, a former blogshop turned multi-million-dollar fashion empire, to the next level through new verticals and growth into new markets.

Christine Tan speaks exclusively to Simon Cheong, chairman and CEO of SC Global, to find out how he built his property development company and why he is venturing into the hospitality business.

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

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 businesspeople and companies.

"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 call and futures prices as well as live market trades and market reaction to the day's major stories. Viewers have a chance to get involved in the show by sending in questions and comments via email.

Anchor Frank Holland informs viewers about business stories that have global significance. The conversations include analysis of business and investor trends in international markets. Covering local stories with international significance, reports come in from sites such as New York, Mumbai, Frankfurt, Tokyo, Shanghai, and Dubai, and special guests appear.

Tania Bryer sits down at the World Economic Forum with Sarah Kate Ellis, president and CEO of GLAAD, to discuss LGBTQI+ inclusivity.

Dan Murphy speaks to George Richards, the director of Community Jameel, about the organizations' many divisions that use data to solve human issues such as poverty and food insecurity.

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.

Livia Firth is the co-founder and creative director of Eco-Age, a consultancy firm that has sustainability at its heart; she is also the founder of the Green Carpet Challenge in which celebrities showcase how sustainable fashion can be glamorous.

Michelle Peluso explains how IBM markets what it does.

British American Tobacco is transforming from a cigarette business to a consumer electronics business thanks to vaping technologies; James Wright speaks to marketing boss Kingsley Wheaton about how the company's marketing is changing too.

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.

Successful entrepreneurs in intimate one-on-one interviews.

Successful entrepreneurs in intimate one-on-one interviews.

Andrea Bocelli reveals his favorite places in Tuscany.

With 40 million albums sold, Lenny Kravitz is a musical icon, but when not touring he goes home to the Bahamas and reveals why it is a must for travelers.

CNBC's Diana Olick is joined by a panel of green business leaders to discuss challenges, opportunities and the role of innovation in the energy transition.

How nature-based solutions can help various industries become more sustainable.

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

Changes to the 9 to 5 workday include wacky workspaces, digital nomadism and under-skin technology.

Tania Bryer sits down at the World Economic Forum with Sarah Kate Ellis, president and CEO of GLAAD, to discuss LGBTQI+ inclusivity.

Dan Murphy speaks to George Richards, the director of Community Jameel, about the organizations' many divisions that use data to solve human issues such as poverty and food insecurity.

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.

Livia Firth is the co-founder and creative director of Eco-Age, a consultancy firm that has sustainability at its heart; she is also the founder of the Green Carpet Challenge in which celebrities showcase how sustainable fashion can be glamorous.

Michelle Peluso explains how IBM markets what it does.

British American Tobacco is transforming from a cigarette business to a consumer electronics business thanks to vaping technologies; James Wright speaks to marketing boss Kingsley Wheaton about how the company's marketing is changing too.

As the COVID-19 pandemic threatens to turn into a hunger crisis, Sunny Verghese of Olam International tells Christine Tan how the agri-food giant is helping farmers battle on the front lines and cope with disruptive shocks along the food chain.

Christine Tan travels to Japan for an exclusive look at the production process behind SK-II's famous skincare products; Global CEO Sue Kyung Lee gives a guided tour as well as insight into what's next for the beauty brand.

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.

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 businesspeople and companies.

"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 call and futures prices as well as live market trades and market reaction to the day's major stories. Viewers have a chance to get involved in the show by sending in questions and comments via email.

Anchor Frank Holland informs viewers about business stories that have global significance. The conversations include analysis of business and investor trends in international markets. Covering local stories with international significance, reports come in from sites such as New York, Mumbai, Frankfurt, Tokyo, Shanghai, and Dubai, and special guests appear.

Tania Bryer sits down with model and activist Halima Aden at the 2022 One Young World Summit in Manchester, England.

Angélique Kidjo is an artist that's using her platform for good; Tania Bryer sits down with the music superstar to find about her early life in Benin, her work as a UN Goodwill Ambassador, and how she's helping others through her Batonga Foundation.

Nobel Peace Prize winner Muhammad Yunus believes economics can help solve some of the world's most pressing issues and discusses youth empowerment, social entrepreneurship and the transition to green energy.

With names like Fenyr SuperSport and Lykan HyperSport, Dubai based W Motors is producing some of the most desirable, high performance, highly-priced hypercars in the world.

Karen Tso speaks to Tony Weisman, Chief Marketing Officer at Dunkin, about losing "Donuts" in a controversial name change and creating a healthier menu.

L'Oréal is a company of 36 brands, in 150 countries, turning over $30 billion across hair care, skin care and beauty. Marketing Media Money looks into why the company's digital transformation is at the heart of marketing too.

Sacha Jafri talks about inspiration, technique, and philanthropy.

Tania Bryer gets up close and personal with some of the world's most inspirational leaders from business, politics, sport and arts.

What does it take to get to the top? This CNBC series charts the rise of some of the world's most successful entrepreneurs, each telling their own story with their own words.

Arianna Huffington believes failure is not the opposite of success, but a steppingstone to success; she talks about growing up in Athens, her bestselling books, HuffPost and Thrive Global.

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.

A look at how nature-based solutions can help people eat healthier for a better planet.

A look at keeping forests healthy to fight the negative effects of climate change.

Tania Bryer explores the latest innovations within the beauty industry, from hyperpersonalization to state-of-the-art treatments and groundbreaking technology.

Aoife Wilson explores the latest in extreme multiplayer mobile games and disruptive subscription services, and meets the players who are making millions from gaming.

Tania Bryer sits down with model and activist Halima Aden at the 2022 One Young World Summit in Manchester, England.

Angélique Kidjo is an artist that's using her platform for good; Tania Bryer sits down with the music superstar to find about her early life in Benin, her work as a UN Goodwill Ambassador, and how she's helping others through her Batonga Foundation.

Nobel Peace Prize winner Muhammad Yunus believes economics can help solve some of the world's most pressing issues and discusses youth empowerment, social entrepreneurship and the transition to green energy.

With names like Fenyr SuperSport and Lykan HyperSport, Dubai based W Motors is producing some of the most desirable, high performance, highly-priced hypercars in the world.

Karen Tso speaks to Tony Weisman, Chief Marketing Officer at Dunkin, about losing "Donuts" in a controversial name change and creating a healthier menu.

L'Oréal is a company of 36 brands, in 150 countries, turning over $30 billion across hair care, skin care and beauty. Marketing Media Money looks into why the company's digital transformation is at the heart of marketing too.

The Munjal family built a two-wheeler empire in India, producing bicycles and motorcycles under the Hero brand. Christine Tan speaks to Sunil Kant Munjal, Chairman of Hero Enterprise, to find out how the family managed a full throttle rise to prominence.

CNBC's Christine Tan has been talking to the people who are shaping, governing and leading the Asia Pacific region for over twenty years in this ground-breaking show.

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.

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 businesspeople and companies.

"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 call and futures prices as well as live market trades and market reaction to the day's major stories. Viewers have a chance to get involved in the show by sending in questions and comments via email.

Anchor Frank Holland informs viewers about business stories that have global significance. The conversations include analysis of business and investor trends in international markets. Covering local stories with international significance, reports come in from sites such as New York, Mumbai, Frankfurt, Tokyo, Shanghai, and Dubai, and special guests appear.

Tania Bryer sits down with the founder of The Stack World, Sharmadean Reid, to find out why gender equality is at the heart of her entrepreneurial journey.

Tania Bryer travels to the One Young World summit in Belfast, Northern Ireland, to talk with Hasina Safi about the plight of women and girls in Afghanistan.

Richard Curtis is an acclaimed director, producer and screenwriter who is dedicated to giving back.

Kylie Minogue speaks about her career, life on and off stage, and plans for new music.

When it comes to dating, Tinder outstrips the other mobile apps.

Dan Murphy discovers how marketing and PR has contributed to the success of Atlantis, The Palm.

Danai Gurira plays strong women on the screen, but she's also an award-winning playwright and activist.

Nile Rodgers is a songwriter, producer, performer, and philanthropist; he sits down with Tania Bryer to discuss his incredible career, his life, and why he's dedicated to empowering young people through his "We Are Family" foundation.

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

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

The stories of individuals across the globe.

Model Natalia Vodianova takes host Tania Bryer on a tour of Moscow.

The construction industry accounts for nearly 40% of energy-related CO2 emissions globally; making the sector more sustainable will go a long way; a look at how nature-based solutions, such as using wood or bamboo, could help.

Willem learns about the latest energy storage technology and how batteries could power more than just cell phones.

Reporter Joumanna Bercetche learns about the latest home innovations and meets the scientists who are working to find the solution to living on Mars.

Tania Bryer sits down with the founder of The Stack World, Sharmadean Reid, to find out why gender equality is at the heart of her entrepreneurial journey.

Tania Bryer travels to the One Young World summit in Belfast, Northern Ireland, to talk with Hasina Safi about the plight of women and girls in Afghanistan.

Richard Curtis is an acclaimed director, producer and screenwriter who is dedicated to giving back.

Kylie Minogue speaks about her career, life on and off stage, and plans for new music.

When it comes to dating, Tinder outstrips the other mobile apps.

Dan Murphy discovers how marketing and PR has contributed to the success of Atlantis, The Palm.

Christine Tan speaks to business leaders from three companies in the region, Siam Piwat Group, Panasonic Holdings, and Lendlease, to find out how they are tapping into future trends to build a sustainable business.

CNBC's Christine Tan has been talking to the people who are shaping, governing and leading the Asia Pacific region for over twenty years in this ground-breaking show.

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.

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 businesspeople and companies.

"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 call and futures prices as well as live market trades and market reaction to the day's major stories. Viewers have a chance to get involved in the show by sending in questions and comments via email.

Anchor Frank Holland informs viewers about business stories that have global significance. The conversations include analysis of business and investor trends in international markets. Covering local stories with international significance, reports come in from sites such as New York, Mumbai, Frankfurt, Tokyo, Shanghai, and Dubai, and special guests appear.

Her Majesty Queen Máxima of the Netherlands has been the United Nations Secretary-General's Special Advocate for Inclusive Finance for Development for 15 years.

Guest host Taya Simmonds explores what's at stake for Gen Z employees and how corporations should engage with younger workers.

World Economic Forum's Global Citizen of the Year, Jin Xing.

"Game of Thrones" actor Nikolaj Coster-Waldau discusses how COVID-19 has impacted him, his family, and the wider creative industries, and suggests the pandemic should be seen as the opportunity to reset.

In just seven years, Dubai based Huda Beauty has turned into a company valued at $1.2 billion; James Wright finds out how Huda Kattan and her two sisters did it all without the use of traditional advertising.

Coverage of the decision on interest rates by the European Central Bank.

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.

Actor, producer TV host and former politican Amitabh Bachchan reveals his favourite places in Mumbai to get some rest and relaxation.

Tania is on home turf as she's taken around the "Big Smoke" by style icon, Tinie Tempah.

With demand for content increasing and with more platforms than ever before, CNBC's Elizabeth Schulze explores the latest technologies within the entertainment industry and examines how global audiences will be entertained in the future.

With plastic in the spotlight, Julianna Tatelbaum explores its life cycle, the technologies striving to keep it in the economy and the innovations aiming to disrupt the packaging industry.

Her Majesty Queen Máxima of the Netherlands has been the United Nations Secretary-General's Special Advocate for Inclusive Finance for Development for 15 years.

Guest host Taya Simmonds explores what's at stake for Gen Z employees and how corporations should engage with younger workers.

World Economic Forum's Global Citizen of the Year, Jin Xing.

"Game of Thrones" actor Nikolaj Coster-Waldau discusses how COVID-19 has impacted him, his family, and the wider creative industries, and suggests the pandemic should be seen as the opportunity to reset.

In just seven years, Dubai based Huda Beauty has turned into a company valued at $1.2 billion; James Wright finds out how Huda Kattan and her two sisters did it all without the use of traditional advertising.

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.

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.

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

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 businesspeople and companies.

"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 call and futures prices as well as live market trades and market reaction to the day's major stories. Viewers have a chance to get involved in the show by sending in questions and comments via email.

Anchor Frank Holland informs viewers about business stories that have global significance. The conversations include analysis of business and investor trends in international markets. Covering local stories with international significance, reports come in from sites such as New York, Mumbai, Frankfurt, Tokyo, Shanghai, and Dubai, and special guests appear.

At the dawn of the '80s, America finds itself in deep decline; New York seems to symbolize everything that's gone wrong; it's crime-ridden, strapped for cash, dark and dirty.

It's 1983, and the Big Apple is back; Wall Street is booming; yuppies are crowding the clubs.

By the mid '80s, five larger-than-life New Yorkers - Donald Trump, Ivan Boesky, Leona Helmsley, John Gotti and Rudy Giuliani - start to change the way people think about power and success.

In 1986, New Yorkers fawn over five seemingly unstoppable icons: Donald Trump, Ivan Boesky, Leona Helmsley, John Gotti and Rudy Giuliani; every day seems to bring a new celebration of their success.

Black Monday hits, the market crashes, and the great bull market of the '80s goes down with it; New York and the country as a whole are left with a brutal hangover, ending the party for the Emperors of New York as well.

At the dawn of the '90s, the titans who helped remake New York City are either sitting in jail, awaiting sentencing, or licking their wounds after humiliating defeats; the same public that celebrated their success celebrates their fall from grace.

At the dawn of the '80s, America finds itself in deep decline; New York seems to symbolize everything that's gone wrong; it's crime-ridden, strapped for cash, dark and dirty.

It's 1983, and the Big Apple is back; Wall Street is booming; yuppies are crowding the clubs.

By the mid '80s, five larger-than-life New Yorkers - Donald Trump, Ivan Boesky, Leona Helmsley, John Gotti and Rudy Giuliani - start to change the way people think about power and success.

In 1986, New Yorkers fawn over five seemingly unstoppable icons: Donald Trump, Ivan Boesky, Leona Helmsley, John Gotti and Rudy Giuliani; every day seems to bring a new celebration of their success.

Black Monday hits, the market crashes, and the great bull market of the '80s goes down with it; New York and the country as a whole are left with a brutal hangover, ending the party for the Emperors of New York as well.

At the dawn of the '90s, the titans who helped remake New York City are either sitting in jail, awaiting sentencing, or licking their wounds after humiliating defeats; the same public that celebrated their success celebrates their fall from grace.

Chrissy and Erik help the owner of a beloved New Jersey neighborhood bowling alley lift his profits out of the gutter.

Chrissy and Erik help the young owner of a cutting-edge virtual reality arcade who just moved into a massive Brooklyn location that carries an enormous overhead.

A desperate divorcée enlists Aaron to help unload her beach house, which has been sitting on the market for three years with zero offers; agent Tay must decide whether to capitalize on her very famous last name or keep trying to make it on her own.

A widower says he wants to sell the dream house his late wife designed, but his emotional attachment to the property makes it hard to let go; agent Arvin tries a hard sell on potential clients in Hancock Park, only to get an unpleasant surprise.

Chrissy and Erik help the owner of a beloved New Jersey neighborhood bowling alley lift his profits out of the gutter.

Chrissy and Erik help the young owner of a cutting-edge virtual reality arcade who just moved into a massive Brooklyn location that carries an enormous overhead.

A desperate divorcée enlists Aaron to help unload her beach house, which has been sitting on the market for three years with zero offers; agent Tay must decide whether to capitalize on her very famous last name or keep trying to make it on her own.

A widower says he wants to sell the dream house his late wife designed, but his emotional attachment to the property makes it hard to let go; agent Arvin tries a hard sell on potential clients in Hancock Park, only to get an unpleasant surprise.

Chrissy and Erik help the owner of a beloved New Jersey neighborhood bowling alley lift his profits out of the gutter.

Black Monday hits, the market crashes, and the great bull market of the '80s goes down with it; New York and the country as a whole are left with a brutal hangover, ending the party for the Emperors of New York as well.

At the dawn of the '90s, the titans who helped remake New York City are either sitting in jail, awaiting sentencing, or licking their wounds after humiliating defeats; the same public that celebrated their success celebrates their fall from grace.

Tania Bryer sits down at the World Economic Forum with Sarah Kate Ellis, president and CEO of GLAAD, to discuss LGBTQI+ inclusivity.

Dan Murphy speaks to George Richards, the director of Community Jameel, about the organizations' many divisions that use data to solve human issues such as poverty and food insecurity.

A femme fatale, with a way of getting men to do what she wants, sets a trap for a multi-millionaire divorcee.

Police Lt. Joe Gliniewicz steals from a youth group and his death in the woods in Fox Lake, Ill., sparks a massive manhunt to find his killers.

Flashy former Michigan cop and corrupt real estate dealer John Bravata uses his company, nicknamed the Billionaire Boys Club, to steal $50 million from 440 middle-class investors.

A sex trafficking ring, comprised of violent pimps who exploit women, enlists a Chicago dentist to launder their money; a plot to steal a valuable comic book collection ends in murder.

A famous Texas fruitcake bakery's accountant conducts a check writing scam; a self-proclaimed financial wiz rips off investors while he funds a professional race team with money stolen from his church.

A motivational speaker murders to get cash for his wild scams; a Los Angeles pain clinic doctor makes millions writing illegal pain prescriptions.

A former champion basketball player's schemes land him in prison and his mother is kicked out of her home.

A femme fatale, with a way of getting men to do what she wants, sets a trap for a multi-millionaire divorcee.

Police Lt. Joe Gliniewicz steals from a youth group and his death in the woods in Fox Lake, Ill., sparks a massive manhunt to find his killers.

Flashy former Michigan cop and corrupt real estate dealer John Bravata uses his company, nicknamed the Billionaire Boys Club, to steal $50 million from 440 middle-class investors.

A sex trafficking ring, comprised of violent pimps who exploit women, enlists a Chicago dentist to launder their money; a plot to steal a valuable comic book collection ends in murder.

A famous Texas fruitcake bakery's accountant conducts a check writing scam; a self-proclaimed financial wiz rips off investors while he funds a professional race team with money stolen from his church.

A motivational speaker murders to get cash for his wild scams; a Los Angeles pain clinic doctor makes millions writing illegal pain prescriptions.

All American Design, run by a Las Vegas night club designer, and Evolving Kneads, a gluten-free bakery whose owners believe they have a recipe for success.