Saturday 27th October
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CNBC Listings for Saturday 27th October
Listings: all day morning afternoon evening late night
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06:00
Investing Edge (Business and Finance)
Expert insight on the business news agenda for the week ahead and how it could impact on trading decisions.
06:30
Business Poland (Business and Finance)
The latest business and economic news from Poland, featuring high-profile guests, reports on key business developments and a weekly market update from the Warsaw Stock Exchange.
06:45
Business Turkey (Business and Finance)
Weekly series covering the major economic and political developments in Turkey, with in-depth news analysis of the Istanbul Stock Exchange. Anchored by Zeynep Erataman.
07:00
CNBC Documentaries (Documentary)
UPS/FedEx: Inside the Package.
A behind-the-scenes look at the companies that move more than 25 million packages every day, from letters to pandas! Cameras explore the innerworkings of UPS Worldport and the FedEx Super Hub, showing how extreme automation and hi-tech logistics help two companies scan, move and push their businesses to new heights. CNBC takes viewers beyond packages to a new frontier where the delivery giants set their sights on even more growth with unique strategies that have the delivery guys making money on pharmaceuticals, smart phones and even luxury cars. Presented by Brian Shactman.
07:30
CNBC Documentaries (Documentary)
Luxury Book: The New Big Spenders.
Courtney Reagan takes a revealing look at the new 'big spenders', the surprising latest tre$$$ and unexpected gender twists pushing big name luxury bra$$$ to new heights. From Ferraris to high-priced shoes, a new breed of shopper is hungry to spend their money on luxury.
08:00
Answers with Bayless Conley (Religious)
Religious guidance from Pastor Bayless Conley of the Cottonwood Christian Center in Los Alamitos, California.
08:30
Wall Street Journal Report (Business and Finance)
Coverage of the biggest and most important business stories to emerge during the week. With Maria Bartiromo.
09:00
CNBC Originals: Price of Admission (Documentary)
Documentary. As millions of American families struggle to cope with college costs that are rising at twice the rate of inflation, CNBC investigates a system that encourages widespread borrowing - often with little regard to a student's ability to pay - leaving the average college graduate with tens of thousa$$$ of dollars in student loan debt.
10:00
CNBC Originals: Love at First Byte (Documentary)
Amy Robach reveals how online daters are using cutting-edge technology in the search for love and how digital entrepreneurs are getting rich helping them do it. With contributions from scientists, mathematicians and psychologists who have drawn revealing conclusions about activity on these dating websites.
11:00
CNBC Originals: Liquid Assets (Documentary)
The Big Business of Water.
With only three per cent of the world's water existing as fresh water, Michelle Caruso-Cabrera explores this global crisis and the public-versus-private water debate.
12:00
Money in Motion (Magazine Programme)
Currency Trading.
Weekly magazine providing expert analysis and tips on the currency market, direct from the NASDAQ MarketSite in Times Square. Hosted by Melissa Lee.
12:30
Wall Street Journal Report (Business and Finance)
Coverage of the biggest and most important business stories to emerge during the week. With Maria Bartiromo.
13:00
CNBC Sports (Sport)
Highlights from some of the biggest sporting events around the world with particular attention paid to the US PGA Golf tour, the ATP and WTA Tennis tours, motor racing, yachting, cricket and equestrianism.
15:00
CNBC Sports (Sport)
FIBA Basketball.
Basketball action from the FIBA tour.
15:30
CNBC Sports (Sport)
Sailing.
The official film of the 2011 Perth ISAF Sailing World Championships, profiling some of the competitors who took part.
16:00
CNBC Documentaries (Documentary)
UPS/FedEx: Inside the Package.
A behind-the-scenes look at the companies that move more than 25 million packages every day, from letters to pandas! Cameras explore the innerworkings of UPS Worldport and the FedEx Super Hub, showing how extreme automation and hi-tech logistics help two companies scan, move and push their businesses to new heights. CNBC takes viewers beyond packages to a new frontier where the delivery giants set their sights on even more growth with unique strategies that have the delivery guys making money on pharmaceuticals, smart phones and even luxury cars. Presented by Brian Shactman.
16:30
CNBC Documentaries (Documentary)
Luxury Book: The New Big Spenders.
Courtney Reagan takes a revealing look at the new 'big spenders', the surprising latest tre$$$ and unexpected gender twists pushing big name luxury bra$$$ to new heights. From Ferraris to high-priced shoes, a new breed of shopper is hungry to spend their money on luxury.
17:00
CNBC Documentaries (Documentary)
America's Oil Rush: Boom or Bust.
Brian Shactman visits Williston in North Dakota, a town overflowing with growth, jobs and opportunity due its location on top of one of the largest oil deposits ever found in North America. Cameras capture both the incredible growth and the serious growing pains that come with it, exposing a small town bursting at the seams due to truck traffic, lagging infrastructure and a surge in violent crime. The biggest threat though is the controversy surrounding what goes on underground, from worries over contaminated water to concerns about earthquakes.
17:30
CNBC Documentaries (Documentary)
Gold.
Bob Pisani gains unprecedented access to the mines of South Africa, the gold vaults of London and the never-before-seen largest private gold reserve in the world. Viewers also can get a glimpse inside the trading pits in New York and the shop floor of America's largest gold jewellery manufacturer.
18:00
CNBC Originals: Love at First Byte (Documentary)
Amy Robach reveals how online daters are using cutting-edge technology in the search for love and how digital entrepreneurs are getting rich helping them do it. With contributions from scientists, mathematicians and psychologists who have drawn revealing conclusions about activity on these dating websites.
19:00
CNBC Originals: Investigations Inc (Documentary)
Healthcare Hustle.
Scott Cohn and the Investigations Inc team spend six months shadowing a joint strike force, who are attempting to take down alleged health fraudsters and criminal rings accused of cheating the US medical sector out of millions. The strike force - one of nine across the country - is at the heart of a two-year federal crackdown on fraud. With a small but significant number of doctors, pharmacists, home health care providers and sometimes even patients allegedly hustling the system, estimates put the cost of health care fraud in the USA at $80bn each year.
20:00
Late Night with Jimmy Fallon (Chat Show)
Emmy Award-winning light entertainment show with comic Jimmy Fallon, featuring A-list celebrity interviews, comedy and musical acts.
20:45
Late Night with Jimmy Fallon (Chat Show)
Emmy Award-winning light entertainment show with comic Jimmy Fallon, featuring A-list celebrity interviews, comedy and musical acts.
21:30
Investing Edge (Business and Finance)
Expert insight on the business news agenda for the week ahead and how it could impact on trading decisions.
22:00
CNBC Documentaries (Documentary)
Stay Tuned: The Future of TV.
The 80-year-old TV industry is at the precipice of a distribution and content revolution. The widely anticipated convergence of personal computers, the internet and television is finally happening. In the next two years, viewers in more than 140 million American homes will watch their favorite shows, video clips and movies on Smart TVs and other gadgets connected to the Internet. Every aspect of TV creation and distribution is impacted and billions of dollars are on the line. Julia Boorstin takes viewers inside the companies competing to shape the new connected-TV reality.
22:30
CNBC Documentaries (Documentary)
Dangerous Trade: Exotic Animals.
Exotic animals are at the centre of a multibillion-dollar business where even legitimate sales can lead to tragic consequences. Alligators, lions and bears are just some of the tens of thousa$$$ of exotic animals people consider pets. While the thought of people owning dangerous animals and the risks of escape are troubling, the black market is worth an estimated $10bn worldwide and brazen smugglers will stop atnothing to get rich. Brian Shactman takes viewers to the front lines where US law enforcement battles a thriving underground black market. Experts say this trade could have disastrous repercussions, with deadly strains of diseases that could cross over from wildlife into the human population.
