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Asia Video

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  • 02:20
    Capital Economics on Japan's trade data   
  • 03:03
    The US economy will 'moderate' in 2019: MUFG   
  • 02:53
    'Some version' of Remain will prevail in the UK: Strategist   
  • 03:27
    The trade war has become 'unbelievably ethnocentric': CEO   
  • 02:37
    Everything is 'coming together' in SEA's internet economy: Temasek   
  • 09:30
    How the NBA is taking over China
    How the NBA is taking over China   
  • 02:51
    What's driving mobile internet usage in Southeast Asia   
  • 03:18
    Investors are 'overly optimistic' about Trump-Xi meeting: JP Morgan   
  • 03:19
    There will be a 'rebound' in Japan's Q4 GDP, says economist   
  • 03:22
    Pacific leaders don't like being talked about like 'pawns': Expert   
  • 04:08
    US and China rivalry is a full spectrum, analyst says
    The US-China rivalry is a 'full spectrum,' analyst says   
  • 02:53
    Europe gets a bit of a tailwind from weaker currency: Analyst
    Europe gets a bit of a tailwind from weaker currency: Analyst   
  • 03:03
    Critics say proposed deal is 'Brexit in name only': Professor   
  • 02:08
    Euro is a very attractive value already: Expert
    Euro is a very attractive value already: Expert   
  • 02:25
    Sterling could get 'worse before it gets better': Wells Fargo   
  • 02:18
    The UK leadership is 'a bit of a poisoned chalice': Scotiabank   
  • 03:55
    Congress often contradicts what Trump wants to do: Expert
    The Saudis have 'painted' themselves into a corner: Expert   
  • 02:22
    Be cautious in emerging markets, analyst says
    Be 'very cautious' on emerging markets, investor says   
  • 03:23
    Economist: We're seeing an adjustment in supply chains   
  • 04:18
    Trump to receive a report on Khashoggi killing on Tuesday
    Discussing the future of US-Saudi relations   
  • 02:10
    Trump is 'showing signs' of wanting a deal with China: TS Lombard
    Trump is 'showing signs' of wanting a deal with Xi: TS Lombard   
  • 05:06
    WTA's Steve Simon on the need to 'evolve'   
  • 02:49
    Billie Jean King reflects on her fight for equality   
  • 03:06
    Trade war is the number one risk to global outlook, S&P says   
  • 02:50
    The growth of woman's professional tennis in Asia   
  • 02:32
    The Philippines is still seeing 'an inflation story': Economist   
  • 03:15
    I wouldn't be surprised if the UK has a second referendum:
    UK's situation is going from 'more bizarre to more bizarre': Union Bancaire Privée   
  • 02:19
    OSL Brokerage chief explains forking in Bitcoin
    OSL chief explains forking in cryptocurrencies   
  • 03:31
    There are number of scenarios for Brexit, analyst says
    Professor discusses the possible scenarios for Brexit   
  • 03:36
    Dollar strength will continue
    US growth data may be peaking, says Maybank   
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Digital First

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  • 05:44
    What happened to 1MDB's money?
    What happened to Malaysia's 1MDB money?   
  • 02:44
    Pyeongchang is the most high-tech Olympics we've seen yet
    Pyeongchang is the most high-tech Olympics we've seen yet   
  • 04:12
    We tested out this hotel robot (and it wasn't totally competent)
    We tested out this hotel robot (and it wasn't totally competent)   
  • 05:57
    How did Dubai get so rich?
    How did Dubai get so rich?   
  • 01:44
    Australia's banknote may be the most advanced in the world
    Australia's banknote may be the most advanced in the world   
  • 02:59
    Women take center stage at Davos 2018
    Women take center stage at Davos 2018   
  • 03:01
    Why economists got Russian sanctions wrong
    Why economists got Russian sanctions wrong   
  • 04:22
    What is universal basic income?
    What is universal basic income?   
  • 06:33
    What is net neutrality?
    What is net neutrality?   
  • 03:56
    Rohingya curries and Syrian sweets from refugees are making start-up a hit
    This food delivery start-up is putting refugees to work   
  • 00:47
    You can send your loved one's ashes into space on Elon Musk's SpaceX rocket for $2,500
    You can send your loved one's ashes into space on Elon Musk's SpaceX rocket for $2,500   
  • 00:58
    Inside the 'future of the home'
    Inside the 'future of the home'   
  • 04:19
    Why are startups leaving Silicon Valley?
    Why are startups leaving Silicon Valley?   
  • 01:19
    Aston Martin's future car will 3-D scan your body for the driver seat
    Aston Martin's future car 3-D scans your body to customize the driver's seat   
  • Shell's "Make the Future" competition in Singapore.
    Shell seeks a bright light on energy efficiency from students in Asia
  • 01:14
    Inside Interpol's cybercrime-fighting complex
    Inside Interpol's cybercrime-fighting complex   
  • 04:25
    What's happening in Turkey?
    What's happening in Turkey?   
  • 02:58
    A photograph of a British nuclear weapons test over Christmas Island in the 1950s at the Imperial War Museum in London.
    Who owns the world's nuclear weapons?   
  • 01:01
    He quit his analyst job to charter a yacht company
    He quit his analyst job to charter a yacht company   
  • 02:03
    There's more than $700,000 worth of whisky in this room
    There's more than $700,000 worth of whisky in this room   
  • 01:01
    Is this the most successful film franchise ever?
    Could The Fast and the Furious be the most successful film franchise ever?   
  • 01:43
    This is the world's biggest heart shaped diamond
    This is the world's biggest heart shaped diamond   
  • 03:47
    Apartments in Hong Kong
    Why is Hong Kong housing so expensive?   
  • 01:34
    These countries really want your tourism dollars
    These countries really want your tourism dollars   
  • 01:16
    Hong Kong's trams are big business
    Hong Kong's trams are big business   
  • 00:52
    We went inside a Singapore super mansion
    We went inside a Singapore super mansion   
  • 04:44
    What is Blockchain?   
  • 02:07
    Putin addresses US election, climate change and ISIS   
  • 01:12
    This office in Japan could upend corporate culture as we know it
    This office in Japan could upend corporate culture as we know it   
  • 03:11
    Renewable energy solar and wind power
    What is renewable energy?   
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Managing Asia

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  • SAP CEO Bill McDermott attends the shareholders' meeting of the software company in Walldorf, Germany, 12 May 2016. 
    Don't let success make you vulnerable to this 'disease,' says software CEO
  • 05:06
    WTA's Steve Simon on the need to 'evolve'   
  • 02:49
    Billie Jean King reflects on her fight for equality   
  • 02:50
    The growth of woman's professional tennis in Asia   
  • 03:39
    Hilton CEO on the importance of the company's culture   
  • 02:51
    'Travel can make the world a better place': Hilton CEO
    'Travel can make the world a better place': Hilton CEO   
  • 03:13
    How Lendlease manages its exposure and risks in markets   
  • 02:31
    Lendlease is tackling the challenges of aging demographics   
  • 03:33
    Lendlease CEO on the company's strategy today   
  • 01:52
    SAP CEO says success is an 'anesthetic'   
  • 02:06
    SAP CEO on the lessons learnt since his accident   
  • 03:10
    SAP CEO on the company's latest deal with Alibaba   
  • 02:44
    Booking Holdings on offering bespoke experiences to travelers   
  • 03:13
    Booking Holdings CEO on the importance of acquisitions   
  • 02:27
    The importance of e-commerce logistics for SingPost today   
  • 03:13
    SingPost CEO on shifting toward e-commerce logistics   
  • 02:40
    Minor International on the importance of the Chinese tourist   
  • 03:09
    Thailand's Minor International sets its sights on the West   
  • 03:06
    In tech, you have to constantly reinvent: Pure Storage CEO   
  • 03:01
    Putting flash in the data center environment   
  • 02:47
    WeWork isn't just a coworking player: MD   
  • 03:14
    Asia's coworking boom: 'We're still in the starting out phase'   
  • 04:43
    What's driving Go-Jek, Indonesia's first unicorn   
  • 02:45
    The ripple effect of Generation Hope   
  • 03:22
    Bottles of water for hope   
  • 03:32
    Vietnam's Techcombank has a 'chief fitness officer'   
  • 02:13
    Techcombank gets to work after $922 million IPO   
  • 03:18
    Proptech company Revolution Precrafted wants to be 'everywhere'   
  • 02:26
    Revolution Precrafted: We're not expanding fast enough   
  • 02:40
    Melco's love letter to Macau   
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Marketing.Media.Money

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  • Chinese news agency Xinhau launched an AI anchor on November 8, 2018
    Experts cast doubt on whether China's news anchor is really A.I. 
  • Shoppers pass the Christmas lights and Coca-Cola truck in Liverpool city centre. 
    Coca-Cola Christmas truck tour scaled back in the UK after backlash from campaigners
  • People walk by a T-Mobile store in San Francisco, California
    T-Mobile just let students redesign a crucial part of its website and this is what happened
  • Chinese news agency Xinhau launched an AI anchor on November 8, 2018
    The 'world's first' A.I. news anchor has gone live in China
  • Marketers are spending more on technology and less on people 
  • 06:27
    Brand reputation matters.. it's an economic multiplier and insurance policy
    Brand reputation matters.. it's an economic multiplier and insurance policy   
  • 05:35
    Creativity drives data drives creativity for Spotify ads
    Creativity drives data drives creativity for Spotify ads   
  • 03:53
    Spotify wants to become a culture platform, not just music
    Spotify wants to become a culture platform, not just music   
  • 05:02
    How services like Spotify are helping artists
    How services like Spotify are helping artists   
  • 04:56
    Tapping into culture: How Spotify works with brands
    Tapping into culture: How Spotify works with brands   
  • 03:42
    How streaming reinvigorated music
    How streaming reinvigorated music   
  • Global growth in ad spend on video-on-demand is outpacing traditional media
  • UK newspaper blocked from naming businessman accused of sexual harassment and racial abuse 
  • Ford Motor Co. 2015 Mustangs move along the production line at the company's Flat Rock Assembly Plant in Flat Rock, Michigan.
    Ford, Fiat Chrysler, and Nissan car ads all banned by UK watchdog 
  • McDonald's adds a new breakfast item inspired by diners' food hacks
  • US and UK join up to tackle ad fraud, a $50 billion problem 
  • 04:46
    Advertisers need to beware of lack of mobile app standards
    Advertisers need to beware of lack of mobile app standards   
  • Shoppers walk past the entrance to the Polo Ralph Lauren clothing store on Fifth Avenue in Midtown Manhattan in New York City.
    Fashion giant Ralph Lauren is launching its first streetwear collaboration
  • A pack of Philip Morris Marlboro brand cigarettes.
    Tobacco giant Philip Morris launches anti-smoking campaign
  • A model on the runway for Louis Vuitton at Paris Fashion Week, October 2018
    Instagram could be a crucial stock-picking tool when investing in luxury firms
  • Burger King released a limited-edition green 'Nightmare King' ahead of Halloween 2018
    Burger King creates 'nightmare' burger with green bun — and says it will give people bad dreams
  • Procter & Gamble is running a pilot program where people can 3D print Gillette razors
    Procter & Gamble is testing 3D printed Gillette razors 
  • Advertising screens in London, UK, shown in October 2017
    Brexit worries hit UK marketing budgets and the industry is feeling pessimistic
  • A new version of MTV's 'The Real World' is heading to Facebook Watch video
  • Actress Roseanne Barr attends the Disney ABC Television TCA Winter Press Tour on January 8, 2018, in Pasadena, California.
    Roseanne Barr is very unhappy about her character being killed off in 'The Conners'
  • 07:16
    Festival of Marketing: Mark Ritson on why Facebook needs TV
    Festival of Marketing: Mark Ritson on why Facebook needs TV   
  • 03:43
    Festival of Marketing: Tom Goodwin on a changing world
    Festival of Marketing: Tom Goodwin on a changing world   
  • 04:03
    Festival of Marketing: Are we marketers or marketeers?
    Festival of Marketing: Are we marketers or marketeers?   
  • Cramer: 'I don't even know what to say about Snap — it's that bad'
    Snap could go private if it can't get people to stay on its app for longer, analyst says
  • The BBC's director-general Tony Hall outside the corporation's New Broadcasting House in London, in April 2013
    'The fake news tag has given street cred to mass disbelief,' BBC director-general says
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The Edge

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  • 01:39
    Nvidia stock sent crashing after missed earnings
    Nvidia stock sent crashing after missed earnings   
  • Introduced at the Detroit Auto Show in 2018, the Nissan Xmotion's displays and infotainment modules can be controlled with hand gestures and eye movements, and fingerprint authentication is used to start it up. 
    8 concept cars that show how technology will dominate the drive of the future
  • Google senior fellow Jeff Dean speaks at a 2017 event in China.
    Google has hired Geisinger's David Feinberg to lead its health strategy
  • A magnified image of the MRSA bacteria. The "superbug" is poised to kill 30,000 Americans per year by 2050.
    Superbugs pose a dangerous, $65 billion threat to the US health-care system
  • A scene from the movie "Moonlight."
    Apple signs deal with Oscar-winning production company to make original movies
  • British computer scientist Tim Berners-Lee
    The inventor of the web says the internet is broken — but he has a plan to fix it
  • Instagram CEO Kevin Systrom speaks at Facebook's corporate headquarters during a media event in Menlo Park, California on June 20, 2013, where Facebook announced the introduction of video for Instagram. 
    Former Instagram CEO: Policing social media is important to the future of the world
  • DeepMind CEO Demis Hassabis at a 2017 event in China.
    The new Google Health unit is absorbing health business from DeepMind, Alphabet's AI research group
  • Josh Silverman, CEO of Etsy
    Etsy shares soar more than 24% after raising full-year revenue guidance
  • A prototype of Samsung's smartphone with a foldable display.
    Samsung just announced a new smartphone that can fold in half
  • Jeff Williams, Apple's chief operating officer, speaks about the Apple Watch Series 4 at the Steve Jobs Theater during an event to announce new Apple products Wednesday, Sept. 12, 2018, in Cupertino, Calif. 
    A heart doctor explains why he's wary of the new Apple Watch
  • Zume’s robots apply sauce to the pizzas
    Robot pizza maker Zume takes $375 million investment from SoftBank
  • Jony Ive, chief design officer for Apple Inc., second left, and Tim Cook, chief executive officer of Apple Inc., view the iPhone X during an event at the Steve Jobs Theater in Cupertino, California.
    The iPhone has reached its peak, and now it's time to change how you think about Apple
  • 04:18
    Fitbit CEO on smartwatches and earnings
    Fitbit CEO on smartwatches and earnings   
  • Sony WH-1000XM3
    These are the best noise-canceling Bluetooth headphones you can buy
  • Larry Ellison, chairman of Oracle Corp., speaks during the Oracle OpenWorld 2016 conference in San Francisco, on Sunday, Sept. 18, 2016.
    Oracle founder Larry Ellison discloses big personal stake in Tesla
  • Microsoft CEO Satya Nadella
    Tech stocks bounce back on the heels of strong Twitter, Microsoft and Tesla earnings
  • 01:37
    Non-FANNG tech stocks
    The Edge: Non-FANNG tech stocks   
  • RoboFly is slightly heavier than a toothpick and is powered by a laser beam.
    Slightly heavier than a toothpick, the first wireless insect-size robot takes flight
  • Chairman of Disney Consumer Products and Interactive Media Jimmy Pitaro.
    ESPN+ will cost Disney several hundred million dollars this year, but it's a strategic bet
  • Brian Chesky, CEO and Co-founder of Airbnb
    Airbnb hires a new tech chief from Google as it prepares for a likely IPO next year
  • Apple CEO Tim Cook greets shoppers at a Palo Alto Apple store on Sept. 21, 2018 for the release of the iPhone XS and iPhone XS Max. 
    Apple's App Store ads could be a $2 billion business by 2020, Bernstein analyst predicts
  • Jack Dorsey, CEO of Square Inc., holds an Apple Inc. iPhone while standing outside of the New York Stock Exchange (NYSE) in New York, U.S., on Thursday, Nov. 19, 2015.
    Twitter stock soars after strong earnings beat
  • Dara Khosrowshahi, CEO, Uber
    Uber plans to expand food delivery to 70% of the US as it seeks to justify its massive valuation
  • Huge Facebook hack wasn't conducted by a nation-state, investigation reportedly suggests
  • A mockup of what the Missouri hyperloop route would look like along Interstate-70, which was the first interstate in the U.S. highway system. A feasibility study says the route works well because it's flat, straight and would be built on government-owned land. 
    Hyperloop One takes first step on a promising test road in America's heartland 
  • Sheryl Sandberg, chief operating officer of Facebook Inc., left, listens during a Senate Intelligence Committee hearing in Washington, D.C., U.S., on Wednesday, Sept. 5, 2018.
    Trump's battle against Silicon Valley may create an opening for China in artificial intelligence
  • Susan Wojcicki, chief executive officer of YouTube.
    A clever question for YouTube CEO Susan Wojcicki highlights one of the platform's big problems
  • A woman walks past the Baidu booth at the China International Technology Fair in Shanghai. 
    Baidu becomes the first Chinese firm to join US-led A.I. body
  • CEO of Twitter Jack Dorsey (R) and Facebook COO Sheryl Sandberg (L) are sworn in to testify before the Senate Intelligence Committee on September 5, 2018. 
    Why Silicon Valley can't shake accusations of anticonservative political bias
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The Edge on TV

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  • 02:00
    The best of the best start-ups at CES
    The best of the best start-ups at CES   
  • 01:55
    Check out Tech West at this year's CES
    Check out Tech West at this year's CES   
  • 06:19
    What's driving automobiles forward?
    What's driving automobiles forward?   
  • 01:21
    Drones take charge at CES '15
    Drones take charge at CES '15   
  • 15:16
    Here's what the world will be like in 25 years
    Here's what the world will be like in 25 years   
  • 11:35
    The world in 2039: here's what it looks like
    The world in 2039: here's what it looks like   
  • 05:02
    Welcome to the 'smart factory' that thinks for itself
    Welcome to the 'smart factory' that thinks for itself   
  • 02:23
    Meet Baxter: The friendly robot that wants your job
    Meet Baxter: The friendly robot that wants your job   
  • 02:03
    Going organic: The key to future manufacturing?
    Going organic: The key to future manufacturing?   
  • 06:59
    The VW 'transparent factory'
    The VW 'transparent factory'   
  • 03:45
    How stadiums have become champions of innovation
    How stadiums have become champions of innovation   
  • 06:44
    Incorporating tech in sport kits
    Incorporating tech in sport kits   
  • 03:17
    The Science of Sport: Wimbledon
    The Science of Sport: Wimbledon   
  • Manufacturing DNA to cure illnesses
    Manufacturing DNA to cure illnesses   
  • Detecting illnesses...before symptoms occur
    Detecting illnesses...before symptoms occur   
  • Using the cloud to improve health care
    Using the cloud to improve health care   
  • 'Revolution in transportation' underway
    'Revolution in transportation' underway   
  • Digital boost to plane manufacturing
    Digital boost to plane manufacturing   
  • Check it out: Honda's new jet
    Check it out: Honda's new jet   
  • Nano: An industrial revolution in the making?
    Nano: An industrial revolution in the making?   
  • Is graphene the material of the future?
    Is graphene the material of the future?   
  • Self-cleaning clothes: they're already here!
    Self-cleaning clothes: they're already here!   
  • Matt Damon: Empowering through water
    Matt Damon: Empowering through water   
  • Why spider silk matters
    Why spider silk matters   
  • Nestlé's Brabeck: Risks from surging demand
    Nestlé's Brabeck: Risks from surging demand   
  • Protecting your data in the digital age
    Protecting your data in the digital age   
  • The future of the 'internet of things'
    The future of the 'internet of things'   
  • Here's an apartment you can control with an iPad
    Here's an apartment you can control with an iPad   
  • Singapore: Tiny but technologically mighty
    Singapore: Tiny but technologically mighty   
  • Top 5 innovations in building materials
    Top 5 innovations in building materials   
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CNBC Conversation

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  • 03:22
    Alibaba CEO: How Jack Ma told me I was going to take over as chairman   
  • 02:38
    Alibaba CEO: On-demand delivery is infrastructure for future of retail   
  • 04:19
    Alibaba CEO Zhang on Singles' Day, the world's biggest shopping event   
  • 01:49
    IEA's Birol: Shale not enough to bridge gap between oil supply, demand   
  • 02:45
    IEA's Birol: Energy and geopolitics are becoming 'more interwoven'   
  • 02:31
    IEA's Birol: Energy 'is my life'   
  • 02:34
    Cisco's CEO on its changing business model
    Cisco's CEO on its changing business model   
  • 02:31
    Doing good is good for business says Cisco's Chuck Robbins
    Doing good is good for business says Cisco's Chuck Robbins   
  • 02:49
    Microsoft's Brad Smith: There's a risk of distrust in US, Chinese tech   
  • 02:36
    Microsoft's Brad Smith: We're focused on democratizing A.I.   
  • 01:38
    Entrepreneur: Not enough funding going into women's businesses   
  • 03:48
    How Dermalogica was founded with just $14,000 and no VC funding   
  • 02:23
    VTB president:
    VTB president: World becoming a much more dangerous place   
  • 03:44
    VTB president:
    VTB president: Sanctions don't currently present a problem for us   
  • 18:47
    Baker Hughes CEO: Oil industry should act to reduce carbon footprint
    Baker Hughes CEO: Oil industry should act to reduce carbon footprint   
  • 02:21
    Actress Kate Hudson on her sportswear brand Fabletics' London expansion   
  • 02:40
    I try to convince myself that I'm a multitasker, but I'm not: Kate Hudson   
  • Anthony Tan, co-founder and chief executive officer of Grab.
    It won out against Uber. Now Grab is setting its sights on another target
  • 01:57
    Grab CEO on its merger with Uber in Southeast Asia
    Grab CEO on its deal with Uber in Southeast Asia   
  • 03:08
    CNBC speaks to Stephen Poloz, governor of the Bank of Canada   
  • 02:59
    We will start using digital currencies sooner rather than later: Bank of Canada governor   
  • 01:10
    Bitcoin
    Not concerned by threat of a cryptocrash, says Bank of Canada's Poloz   
  • 01:56
    Bank of Canada's Poloz on experimenting with blockchain   
  • 02:52
    We're very NAFTA dependent, says Bank of Canada's Poloz   
  • 06:54
    Queen Rania: Myanmar must stop 'brutal campaign of ethnic cleansing'   
  • 05:28
    Queen Rania: US cutting funds to Palestinian refugees sends wrong signal   
  • 03:45
    Queen Rania: International response to refugee crisis has been lacking   
  • 05:31
    Queen Rania: Education can change trajectory of the Arab World   
  • 03:30
    Middle East tension being priced into the oil market: IHS vice chairman   
  • 03:52
    Most important city for automobiles is now Beijing: IHS vice chairman   
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