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Christine Tan is joined by a panel of CEOs at CNBC's Converge Live event in Singapore to discuss headwinds shaping the future of business.

The Edge explores the potential of innovation: From how new products and ideas will shape our lives to the long-term investment opportunity that'll bring high yield returns.

From the Pacific Northwest to the old South, homeowners make dramatic transformations in their living spaces.

Vitaly Borker scores $18 million selling knockoff designer eyewear as genuine from his website in Brooklyn.

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Go inside the Hollywood Hills mega-mansion luring buyers who are more interested in the really expensive land than they are the house.

Christine Tan is joined by a panel of CEOs at CNBC's Converge Live event in Singapore to discuss headwinds shaping the future of business.

The Edge explores the potential of innovation: From how new products and ideas will shape our lives to the long-term investment opportunity that'll bring high yield returns.

Heather Morgan transforms herself into a business owner; She and her husband stand accused of laundering 4.5 billion dollars.

From the Pacific Northwest to the old South, homeowners make dramatic transformations in their living spaces.

Vitaly Borker scores $18 million selling knockoff designer eyewear as genuine from his website in Brooklyn.

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.

Were London's public spaces sold off to private developers?

CNBC's Silvia Amaro sits down for a one on one interview with the CEO of Banco Monte dei Paschi di Siena, Luigi Lovaglio.

Heather Morgan transforms herself into a business owner; She and her husband stand accused of laundering 4.5 billion dollars.

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.

Were London's public spaces sold off to private developers?

CNBC's Silvia Amaro sits down for a one on one interview with the CEO of Banco Monte dei Paschi di Siena, Luigi Lovaglio.

Vitaly Borker scores $18 million selling knockoff designer eyewear as genuine from his website in Brooklyn.

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.

Were London's public spaces sold off to private developers?

Heather Morgan transforms herself into a business owner; She and her husband stand accused of laundering 4.5 billion dollars.