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  • Japanese Equities Could Increase by 50%: CIO  Friday, 1 Mar 2013 | 3:45 AM ET

    Cullen Thompson, co-founder and CIO at Bienville Capital Management, tells CNBC Squawk Box Europe anchor Geoff Cutmore there is plenty more upside to go for the Japanese equity market, at the 2013 YPO Global Leadership Summit.

  • WPP's Sorrell: Bonus Cap a 'Sign of the Times'  Friday, 1 Mar 2013 | 3:36 AM ET

    Martin Sorrell, CEO of WPP, tells CNBC, that the European banker bonus caps are a sign of the times.

  • Wifi Will Continue to Grow Strongly: CEO   Friday, 1 Mar 2013 | 3:30 AM ET

    Selina Lo, CEO of Wifi specialist, Ruckus Wireless, tells CNBC that their unique technology, protected by patents, has given them an advantage in the Wifi market for the last eight years.

  • European Markets Open Lower   Friday, 1 Mar 2013 | 3:00 AM ET

    Karen Cho takes you through the European market open, where stocks have come in lower due to the US sequester.

  • The Sequester Explained  Friday, 1 Mar 2013 | 2:44 AM ET

    CNBC breaks down the US spending cuts known as the sequester.

  • UBM: Reshaping Business Towards Events  Friday, 1 Mar 2013 | 2:40 AM ET

    David Levin, CEO of UBM, tells CNBC that they have reshaped their business to focus on events.

  • Italian Election 'A Big Mess': Expert   Friday, 1 Mar 2013 | 2:30 AM ET

    Roberto D'Alimonte, professor of government at Luiss Guido Carli, tells CNBC that the situation in Italy is a big mess and the most likely outcome is a Bersani minority government.

  • Sequester Has Been Factored In: WPP CEO   Friday, 1 Mar 2013 | 2:05 AM ET

    Sir Martin Sorrell, CEO of WPP, tells CNBC that ironically confidence is at a pretty high level, high levels of cash, unleveraged balance sheets and improving profits.

  • Very Positive on Risk Assets: CEO   Friday, 1 Mar 2013 | 2:00 AM ET

    Beat Wittmann, CEO at Dynapartners, tells CNBC that he believes 2013-14 will be very positive for equities due to global easing, improvement in the global business cycle and internal market dynamics.

  • Julian Roberts, CEO at Old Mutual, tells CNBC that there profits are up eighteen percent and after restructuring their cash dividend is up 20 percent.

  • Harlem Shake Travels to Tahrir Square   Friday, 1 Mar 2013 | 1:43 AM ET

    Activists in Egypt have been using the latest dance craze to express their anger with the Muslim Brotherhood.

  • German Politician: Italy Voted for 'Two Clowns'  Thursday, 28 Feb 2013 | 3:42 AM ET

    The man hoping to become Germany's next chancellor has been snubbed by the Italian president after calling Silvio Berlusconi and Beppe Grillo 'two clowns'.

  • Irish Property Prices Finding Their Bottom: CRH CEO   Thursday, 28 Feb 2013 | 3:30 AM ET

    Myles Lee, CEO of CRH, tells CNBC that property prices in Ireland do seem to be finding their bottom, but a lot of caution is needed.

  • European Markets Open Higher   Thursday, 28 Feb 2013 | 3:00 AM ET

    Carolin Roth takes you through the European market open, where stocks have come in higher after a very strong session in the United States.

  • RBS Valuation Shows the Real Story: Pro   Thursday, 28 Feb 2013 | 2:40 AM ET

    Simon Maughan, financials sector strategist at Olivetree Financial, tells CNBC that the RBS valuation indicates that the bank is not expected to generate high returns for a long period of time.

  • Ireland Can't Deal With Austerity Forever: CEO   Thursday, 28 Feb 2013 | 2:20 AM ET

    Gary McGann, CEO of Smurfit Kappa, tells CNBC that although austerity is necessary in Europe, people can't deal with it forever without any vision or hope.

  • Direct Line Operating Profit Up Nine Percent   Thursday, 28 Feb 2013 | 2:10 AM ET

    Paul Geddes, CEO of Direct Line, tells CNBC that as a business they are very much pro change and confident they will overcome storm clouds ahead.

  • Erste Group CEO: Eastern EuropeStill Tough   Thursday, 28 Feb 2013 | 2:05 AM ET

    Andreas Treichl, CEO of Erste Group, tells CNBC the situation in central and Eastern Europe is slightly improving but not by much.

  • Italy Has a Strong Fiscal Position: Economist  Thursday, 28 Feb 2013 | 2:00 AM ET

    Erik Nielsen, global chief economist at UniCredit, tells CNBC that the chances are that there will be a new election in Italy after a change in the electoral law.

  • Turkey's Central Bank Governor Talks to CNBC   Thursday, 28 Feb 2013 | 1:45 AM ET

    Erdem Basci, central bank governor of Turkey, tells CNBC that the biggest obstacle to growth in Turkey is high and volatile inflation

About Squawk Box Europe

During three hours of unscripted and dynamic debate, CNBC's flagship show leads you into the open of the European markets. Each trading day, anchors Geoff Cutmore, Steve Sedgwick and Karen Tso are joined by leading business personalities and financial market specialists adding to the debate. The show opens with the Overnight Indicator covering Asia's market performance and analysis on how the US markets fared, with the second hour 'Squawk Pre-Trade' focusing on news affecting the opening call and futures prices. Finally, Squawk Real-Time focuses on live market trades and market reaction to major stories of the day. Get involved in the program and e-mail your questions and comments to the show: squawkboxeurope@cnbc.com. You can also follow CNBC and Squawk Box on Twitter @CNBCWorld

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  • Showtimes

    Europe
    Monday - Friday 07:00 - 10:00 CET
    Asia Pacific
    Monday - Friday 13:00 - 16:00 SIN/HK
    Australia
    Monday - Friday 15:00 - 18:00 AEST

 

  • Cutmore anchors CNBC’s flagship "Squawk Box" in EMEA; the three-hour show bookends the opening of European equity markets.

  • Based in London, Tso co-anchors CNBC flagship show in EMEA, Squawk Box, a show that sets the news agenda every trading day.

  • Sedgwick co-anchors CNBC's flagship program "Squawk Box" (Europe) and is also CNBC's OPEC reporter covering major meetings.

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