TV Guide for Now Saturday 11 in CNBC

The DNA of every successful company comes from its founders. Dig into the stories of the people behind top brands, including bubble tea franchise Gong Cha and fintech company Airwallex.

While an estimated $100 billion in COVID relief funds is stolen, this seasoned family of fraudsters easily grabs millions of dollars.

Celebrating 30 years as a solo artist, Robbie Williams speaks with Tania Bryer about overcoming addiction to become the most successful musician in U.K. album chart history.

This edition explores why Greenland's vast mineral wealth hasn't - and likely won't - translate into prosperity for the territory.

This episode takes you inside Uber, the number one ridesharing platform in the world.

Uncover the twists and turns behind Alibaba's rise - from founder Jack Ma's meteoric ascent to how the Chinese tech giant quietly became a leader in artificial intelligence.

Blood Money / Chicago Jailbreak: Michigan doctor Farid Fata pumps poisonous chemotherapy into cancer-free patients and pockets $17 million in fraudulent payments.

Celebrating 30 years as a solo artist, Robbie Williams speaks with Tania Bryer about overcoming addiction to become the most successful musician in U.K. album chart history.

This edition explores why Greenland's vast mineral wealth hasn't - and likely won't - translate into prosperity for the territory.

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Celebrating 30 years as a solo artist, Robbie Williams speaks with Tania Bryer about overcoming addiction to become the most successful musician in U.K. album chart history.

This edition explores why Greenland's vast mineral wealth hasn't - and likely won't - translate into prosperity for the territory.

This episode takes you inside Uber, the number one ridesharing platform in the world.

Uncover the twists and turns behind Alibaba's rise - from founder Jack Ma's meteoric ascent to how the Chinese tech giant quietly became a leader in artificial intelligence.

While an estimated $100 billion in COVID relief funds is stolen, this seasoned family of fraudsters easily grabs millions of dollars.