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CNBC's Dan Murphy explores the global luxury hotel and resorts brand Anantara to examine its marketing strategies; he visits one of its latest resorts on Dubai's ambitious World Islands.

Marketing Media Money

Anantara

Dan Murphy goes inside one of the world's largest leisure attraction operators to examine the marketing strategies behind global brands.

Merlin Entertainments

Cannes Lions

Sustainable Future

Exploring the rise of social media influencers and where the industry may be heading next.

Influencers

In the second of this two-part special, James Wright and guests explore how industry changes are encouraging inclusion and diversity in marketing.

Inclusion In Marketing Part 2 - Diversity

James Wright looks at levels of diversity in advertising on people's screens and asks how inclusive the marketing industry itself is.

Inclusion In Marketing Part One: Diversity

In just seven years, Dubai based Huda Beauty has turned into a company valued at $1.2 billion; James Wright finds out how Huda Kattan and her two sisters did it all without the use of traditional advertising.

Huda Beauty

Dan Murphy discovers how marketing and PR has contributed to the success of Atlantis, The Palm.

Atlantis

When it comes to dating, Tinder outstrips the other mobile apps.

Tinder

L'Oréal is a company of 36 brands, in 150 countries, turning over $30 billion across hair care, skin care and beauty. Marketing Media Money looks into why the company's digital transformation is at the heart of marketing too.

L'Oréal

This series explores the $600 billion global advertising industry through discussions with marketing executives who are driving its evolution. Host Julia Chatterley profiles chief marketing officers at some of the world's biggest brands, taking a look at their careers and business challenges, in addition to how they are spending their significant advertising budgets. The show also highlights technological and consumption trends that are fueling and disrupting the marketing industry. Companies featured include HSBC, Adobe and Unilever.