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Here's how this high-school grad built up his $100,000 business
Justin Ellen decided to not pursue college and focus on his baking business full-time. CNBC Make It finds out why that has paid off for the 19-year-old.
Sea Ltd.'s first quarter revenue beats estimates, but losses widen
CNBC's JP Ong discusses the Singapore-based tech giant's first quarter earnings for 2022.
Elon Musk still wants to get the Twitter deal done — but at a lower price: Financial services firm
Daniel Ives of Wedbush Securities it's "really been a circus show."
Indonesia's palm oil export ban isn't a sign of 'creeping protectionism': Former finance minister
Muhamad Chatib Basri, former minister of finance of Indonesia, says the ban is probably a "very short-term policy" to stabilize domestic cooking oil prices.
SGX aims to launch EV battery materials contracts by this year
William Chin of SGX Group talks about fundamentals of the commodity market and introduces how SGX is broadening its products, including contracts on EV battery materials
ETF Securities discusses the launch of crypto ETFs in Australia
Graham Tuckwell of ETF Securities says they're very much like the gold product that it launched almost 20 years ago.
Australian government has to do 'a lot of shoveling' to help people cope with rising living costs
CNBC's Will Koulouris and Mandy Drury discuss the country's hot-button issues ahead of the upcoming election.
Chinese regulators may have realized they were 'too heavy-handed' in tech sector: Investment firm
Teresa Kong of Matthews Asia says it's possible regulators are now realizing they need to "pull back somewhat" given the overall weakness in China's economy.
It's now a lot easier to get clarity on the Chinese market than the U.S. one, says UBS
Kelvin Tay of UBS Global Wealth Management says the U.S. market has been "distorted" by quantitative easing.
https://www.cnbc.com/video/2022/05/18/ubs-discusses-chinese-and-us-markets-and-economies.html
More employees want flexible working arrangements, says WeWork
Balder Tol of the office-leasing company says organizations that offer their staff a choice on "where and when" to work see higher employee engagement.
Analyst discusses e-commerce giant JD.com's first quarter earnings
James Lee of Mizuho Securities discusses the company's slowest quarterly revenue growth on record.
Australian polls: Nobody should expect a 'dramatic change' in policy, whoever wins, says think tank
Richard McGregor of the Lowy Institute discusses the upcoming Australian election and what it might mean for the country's ties with China.
Financial services firm discusses alternative supplies in light of India's wheat export ban
Clement Maclou of ODDO BHF weighs in on the secondary effects of the ban.
https://www.cnbc.com/video/2022/05/17/oddo-bhf-discusses-indias-wheat-export-ban-.html
The cryptocurrency market is going through growing pains, says crypto exchange firm
Hong Fang of Okcoin discusses the "shocks in the system" that the industry is facing.
We have enough food to feed humankind, but distribution is 'extremely uneven,' says HSBC
Frederic Neumann of the bank discusses the surge in food prices and says any restrictions on trade may have "cascading effects."
https://www.cnbc.com/video/2022/05/17/hsbc-discusses-how-inflation-is-affecting-food.html
To make Australia's housing affordable, more needs to be done on the supply side: Property data firm
Louis Christopher of SQM Research says policies that stimulate housing demand are counterproductive to improving affordability.
https://www.cnbc.com/video/2022/05/17/sqm-research-discusses-australian-property-market.html
Iron ore prices are starting to 'grind lower and lower,' says strategist
Ian Roper of Astris Advisory Japan KK says that trajectory will continue until there is clarity on China's "pathway" out of Covid lockdowns.
India's 'unprecedented' heat wave has reduced wheat supply, says edible oil company
Sanjeev Asthana of Ruchi Soya Industries says the precise effects of the heat wave on wheat yield will be known only a "couple of months down the line."
International travel in first and business class is recovering faster than in economy: Industry body
Willie Walsh of the International Air Transport Association explains what's behind the uptick in "premium leisure."
There are mixed signals on the 'recession picture,' says strategist
Jeffrey Kleintop of Charles Schwab says he's been watching the U.S. Treasury yield curve and the difference between inflation and the unemployment rate to determine if a recession is on the horiz...
Finland and Sweden will be 'security providers, not consumers' in NATO, says ex-U.S. Army commander
Finland and Sweden are set to apply for membership in NATO. That's good news for the military alliance and for "all of Europe," says retired Lt. Gen. Ben Hodges, the former commander of the U.S. ...
U.S.-ASEAN relationship goes beyond $150 million pledge from Washington, Cambodian official says
Kao Kim Hourn, minister attached to the Cambodian prime minister, discusses areas of cooperation between Southeast Asian countries and the United States.
Less chance of a direct confrontation with Russia if Finland and Sweden join NATO, says think tank
Michal Baranowski of the German Marshall Fund of the United States says "Russia respects and responds most of all to a show of confidence and a show of force."
https://www.cnbc.com/video/2022/05/13/think-tank-discusses-finland-and-sweden-joining-nato.html
Jefferies explains it's bullish call on SoftBank
Atul Goyal of the investment bank explains why it's bullish even though there's "not a whole lot of upside" at the moment.
https://www.cnbc.com/video/2022/05/13/jefferies-on-investing-in-softbank.html
U.S. talk of defeating Russia is 'reckless,' says professor
Jeffrey Sachs of Columbia University says he's lived through decades of reckless U.S. foreign policy and "bravado," and the country is "at it again."
https://www.cnbc.com/video/2022/05/13/us-talk-of-defeating-russia-is-reckless-says-professor.html
We're 'fairly cautious' on Asia stocks at the moment, says JPMorgan
Alex Wolf of J.P. Morgan Private Bank says there's "really nowhere to hide."
Cryptocurrency and established financial systems are 'basically merging,' says Chainalysis
Michael Gronager of the blockchain data firm says they're "becoming one system."
Are stratospheric balloon rides to 'space' safe?
These balloons will travel 30 to 40 kilometers high and the journeys are said to be so smooth that passengers can eat, drink and walk around during the flight. CNBC's Monica Pitrelli reports.
https://www.cnbc.com/video/2022/05/13/are-stratospheric-balloon-rides-to-space-safe.html
No good reason why ASEAN shouldn't have good relations with U.S. and China: Ex-Singapore diplomat
Bilahari Kausikan, former permanent secretary of Singapore's Ministry of Foreign Affairs, says Southeast Asia has been living amid great power rivalry for centuries, and U.S.-China tensions are "...
https://www.cnbc.com/video/2022/05/13/former-singapore-diplomat-discusses-us-asean-summit.html
It'd be a 'utopian world' if renewables could replace all kinds of energy sources: Analytics firm
Vandana Hari of Vanda Insights says renewables aren't a "silver bullet."
https://www.cnbc.com/video/2022/05/13/renewables-arent-a-silver-bullet-says-analytics-firm.html