Kate Richard, Warwick Group CEO, provides insight to the oil and gas industry, and speaks on the health of the sector.
Ravin Gandhi sold his manufacturing company to a multibillion-dollar Japanese conglomerate, but his big success almost never happened. Gandhi says eight fears typically experienced by young entrepreneurs almost stopped him.
CNBC's Brian Sullivan reports the latest details out of Hong Kong as the protests continue into the night.
California is a $5 billion cannabis market, but it is allowing black market sales to fool consumers and excessively taxing entrepreneurs. If the state does not address these issues, cannabis companies will take business to other states.
Water Cheung of StormHarbour Securities discusses resignations by top management in Cathay Pacific related to protests in Hong Kong. Cheung, a member of the Young Presidents' Organization, also says he expects more stimulus for the city because Beijing is "happy to open up the wallet."
Lifestyle perks are common in a competitive market for talent, but one office freebie that technology company Softwire found to be a big success was a surprise to its own executives: a library for its employees and unlimited book purchases.
When it comes to innovation and a company staying competitive into the future, employers highly value ideas from their workers, a new survey from YPO finds.
Tom Gimbel, founder and CEO of staffing agency LaSalle Network, joins "Squawk Box" to discuss the hiring trends he's seeing in the industry and what he expects from the May jobs report.
Nick Nash, a member of the Young Presidents' Organization, gives his take on the results of the network's latest CEO survey.
Stefan Abeyesinhe of Asia Capital says stabilization in the Sri Lanka market signals a "somewhat educated" investor base. He also says the bombings are part of a "global problem" that the world has seen before, but he hopes it will be a one-off incident in the country.
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Today's business leaders now include social impact as part of their purpose and are more inclined to pursue that positive impact through their business than by being involved in politics, according to the YPO 2019 Global Leadership Survey.
Susan Lacz, Ridgewells Catering CEO, joins "Power Lunch" to discuss how the government shutdown is hurting her D.C. business.
According to a recent McKinsey report, AI and automation will replace 375 million jobs by 2030. The good news: This transformation is expected to boost a number of industries. Here are five sectors to consider to future-proof your career.
Demographic shifts and technological innovation have led to major changes in the workforce. These five trends will reshape the workplace in 2019. T
Tom Gimbel, founder and CEO at staffing firm Lasalle Network, joins "Squawk Box" to discuss the top hiring challenges ahead of the highly anticipated jobs report.
John Rutledge of Safanad and Ravin Gandhi, CEO of GMM Nonstick Coatings, discuss the effect that the U.S.-China trade war has had on American businesses with ties to China with CNBC's "Closing Bell" team.
Kate Richard, founder and CEO of Warwick Energy, discusses the biggest reasons behind the plunge in oil prices, and the biggest risks facing the market in the coming year.
Tom Gimbel, LaSalle Network CEO, discusses his views of the labor market and the U.S. economy.
Tom Gimbel, LaSalle Network founder and CEO, discusses the state of the labor market, as well as what jobseekers are looking for from employers and how companies are trying to retain talent.
CNBC Upstart 100 is a new original list of the bright young startups poised to become the great companies of tomorrow.
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