CNBC on Assignment

Inside the 2023 meeting of the Asian Development Bank; Chery Kang explores the theme of the event, ``Rebounding Asia: Recover, Reconnect, and Reform,`` by speaking with representatives from the organization, the host nation and the private sector.

Charlotte Reed gets access to L'Oreal's newly opened Research and Innovation Center in Clark, N.J.; learning more about the latest developments in technology at the world's largest cosmetics company.

Macao's economy has been built on the back of card tables and poker chips, but as it marks the 25th anniversary of return to Chinese rule, the new government is looking at diversifying away from gaming.

Karen Tso presents highlights from CNBC's coverage at Mobile World Congress 2025 where conversations are focused on AI and Europe's competitiveness.

Dan Murphy goes inside Dubai's latest landmark, speaking to the architect behind the building, and meets the team behind the immersive futuristic experience.

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.

The biggest names in oil gather in Vienna for the OPEC Seminar at a time when global markets navigate trade tariffs, sanctions, conflict and uncertainty; Dan Murphy goes on assignment and talks with decision makers and industry insiders.

CNBC is on assignment in Macao as the NBA makes its high stakes return to China after an absence of over 5 years. It's a business play with global implications. Emily Tan speaks to some of the players behind the leagues China comeback.

Saudi Vision 2030 is the country's bold bet on its future; Dan Murphy goes to explore the shifting sands of policy and perception.

CNBC's Ritika Gupta takes an in-depth look at how the U.K. economy has fared under a Labour government; focusing on London as a financial center and its relevance to capital markets, amid domestic and external pressures.

While the Indian government actively promotes investments in the country, there are concerns that the pace of reforms and infrastructural inefficiencies will still make India play catch-up with market realities.