TV Guide CNBC World Sunday

In Texas, Tilman Fertitta hears sales pitches from Desert Creek Honey, a farm-to-table honey manufacturer, and Garcia Art Glass, a firm headed by an artisan.

Tilman Fertitta meets the owners of Face Chairs, a firm making customizable furniture, and 44 Farms, a company producing upscale, all-natural beef.

A woman overseeing a union's retirement fund helps herself to $42 million; a Montana charmer tells prospects he has 55-gallon drums of 'gold concentrate.'

"Sir" Allen Stanford's firm sold certificates of deposit which he claimed came from his bank in Antigua but were actually part of his $7 billion Ponzi scheme.

Netflix co-CEO Ted Sarandos discusses leadership-related topics.

Shake Shack CEO Rob Lynch talks about leadership.

Host Christine Tan interviews major figures in Asia's business world, and these individuals discuss how they achieved success in their field.

Host Christine Tan interviews major figures in Asia's business world, and these individuals discuss how they achieved success in their field.

'Car flippers' Jeff Allen and Perry Barndt travel to Las Vegas to see a 1981 Ferrari with great potential and then take a load of inventory to a Dallas auction.

Jeff and Perry find a hidden compound of cars including a 1969 Dickie Harrell Camaro 427 worth a million dollars in Midland, Texas.

When Jeff and Meg travel to Hollywood to look for movie cars, Jeff's old friend stands between him and two favorites, placing the friendship in jeopardy.

An order for American muscle cars comes in from a major buyer; Jeff and Meg search for the 1940s-type automobiles seen in the action movie "Gangster Squad."

'Car flippers' Jeff Allen and Perry Barndt travel to Las Vegas to see a 1981 Ferrari with great potential and then take a load of inventory to a Dallas auction.

Jeff and Perry find a hidden compound of cars including a 1969 Dickie Harrell Camaro 427 worth a million dollars in Midland, Texas.

When Jeff and Meg travel to Hollywood to look for movie cars, Jeff's old friend stands between him and two favorites, placing the friendship in jeopardy.

An order for American muscle cars comes in from a major buyer; Jeff and Meg search for the 1940s-type automobiles seen in the action movie "Gangster Squad."

'Car flippers' Jeff Allen and Perry Barndt travel to Las Vegas to see a 1981 Ferrari with great potential and then take a load of inventory to a Dallas auction.

An inside look at Formula 1 reveals how the motorsports league has achieved rapid growth in attendance, viewership and market value.

Netflix co-CEO Ted Sarandos discusses leadership-related topics.

Shake Shack CEO Rob Lynch talks about leadership.

The anchors present business news, market reports and interviews with newsmakers from all over the Far East, giving viewers the information they need.

News reports shed light on China's economic, technology, policy and business sectors.

Reports on the people and businesses in India who are helping the nation become a rising global economic force.

News stories are shared regarding nations in the Middle East and around the world, including stories related to current events and the business sector.

Netflix co-CEO Ted Sarandos discusses leadership-related topics.

Shake Shack CEO Rob Lynch talks about leadership.

Analysis across asset classes and time zones to link the US, Asian and Middle East trade to what comes next in Europe.

Host Geoff Cutmore and market watchers Steve Sedgwick and Louisa Bojesen provide the latest information on stocks and business reports in Europe.

A close look is taken at the global business sector as experts discuss overnight news impacting the United States and live international market news.