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CNBC FEATURE
Lui Che Woo
CNBC sits down with
Chinese billionaire casino mogul
to discuss the
slowing Chinese economy, the world's biggest gambling hub: Macau and
what he values more than the bottom line.
Dame Vivienne
Westwood
The
grand dame of punk
: in this candid interview, Vivienne Westwood
takes on Theresa May, Hillary Clinton and Julian Assange as she
outlines why capitalism has to fundamentally change forever.
Ranil
Wickremesinghe
Facing the new threat of radical Islam, the controversial influence of
China and the peace dividend of a quarter century of civil war, we hear
exclusively from the
Sri Lankan Prime Minister
.
Nev Power
Australia's third biggest iron ore producer has battled the ebbs and flows of
the tumbling iron ore price. CNBC is given rare access inside the mining
giant's
Western Australia mines and ports
.
Kito de Boer
Kito de Boer,
head of mission of the Office of the Quartet
sees his role
differently from former envoy Tony Blair and outlines why he thinks
economics can help broker a
peace deal between Palestine and Israel
.