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The world will see huge shifts on both the usage and supply sides of the energy equation, according to BP's annual global energy forecast. » Read More
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Improved technology now allows students better access and results, says Coursera co-founder Daphne Koller.
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A look at the backgrounds of leaders on CNBC's NEXT List reveals a predominantly well-educated diverse group from throughout the U.S. and abroad.
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Engineering, computers, business and liberal arts win out among members of the CNBC NEXT List—if they finished college, that is.
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Technology is driving business. Leaders with engineering degrees from Ivy schools have an advantage, the CNBC NEXT List reveals.
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7 college dropouts who made millions
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Twitter Co-founder Jack Dorsey describes how he is changing the world 140 characters at a time.
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Meet under-20 all-stars who are on the cusp of greatness. They include a cancer crusader, sports prodigy and fashion trendsetter.
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Succession at Berkshire Hathaway is a big issue for Warren Buffett, but Tracy Britt Cool helps calm investor nerves.
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How to use the pot crock-pot machine, and insight to cooking with cannabis, with Garyn Angel, MagicalButter CEO. Angel explains how he got into the cannabis business after being a money manager.
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Kat Cole tells how she went from Hooters server to Cinnabon's top executive.
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On Thursday, the Cavs embark on a new era, as King James returns in what is sure to be a celebratory and emotional homecoming.
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Travis Kalanick, Uber founder and CEO, tells CNBC the controversial car service may head to towns as small as 20,000 people.
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Entrepreneur Travis Kalanick in his own words, on the buzz over Uber and its potential expansion.
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Tory Burch weighs in on performance of luxury brands in the Asian market.
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Discussing wearable tech and the structure of business, with Tory Burch, who says the company likes being independent.
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Meet a contingent of leaders and innovators that CNBC believes will have the greatest influence on business and society in 25 years.
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CNBC Changemakers: Women Transforming Business is an annual list spotlighting women whose accomplishments have left an indelible mark on the business world.
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More than ever, the hope for a sustainable world has gained traction among the next generation of businesses, policymakers and investors. CNBC’s Sustainable Future focuses on how smart investments, new ideas and tech innovation can generate commerce — and a world — with staying power.
CNBC25: Rebels, Icons and Leaders
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If enormous heat deep in Iceland's volcanoes can be harnessed for geothermal energy, it may exported to Europe one day.
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As technology makes it easier for people to produce and store energy on-site, more people may say goodbye to their utility companies.
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Renewable energy will come of age in 25 years. On the horizon: harnessing solar power from space an offshore wind farms.
