As historians of religion in America have turned their attention to the role of markets and money in religious history, their focus has rarely moved beyond American Christianity. Taking the business turn in the study of Asian religions in America means taking a global view of networks and circulation. Using the examples of Swami Vivekananda and Sathya Sai Baba, this chapter argues that these Asian CEO gurus collapse the distinction between business and religion. Through global flows of money and media, Asian religions in America offer an example of why the dichotomy between religion and business needs to be deconstructed.