TV Guide CNBC World Sunday

A former Army intelligence officer used false identities to elude authorities for years while operating a bogus charity that was supposedly helping veterans.

Two brothers induced their clients to take out loans to pay up front for remodeling jobs they never finished; a scammer took $31 million from Florida retirees.

Three friends team up to trade on the stock market using privileged information; a money-laundering real-estate agent in Miami loses his income stream.

A filmmaker solicits money for a movie about spiritual growth without telling investors they are also funding a New Age mystic with a posh lifestyle.

GM's CEO Mary Barra explores strategies that helped her drive the 100-year-old car-maker into a new era filled with cutting-edge technology.

YouTube's CEO Neal Mohan reveals the strategies he uses to help drive 2 billion people a day to search, watch and create on the platform.

Host Christine Tan interviews major figures in Asia's business world, and these individuals discuss how they achieved success in their field.

Host Christine Tan interviews major figures in Asia's business world, and these individuals discuss how they achieved success in their field.

Jeff and Meg go to Los Angeles to buy cars and come home with a souped-up Camaro, a hot-rodded BMW and a 1962 Cadillac from the TV series "Mad Men."

Jeff's father finds a tribute Richard Petty race car, and Jeff tries to buy it from him; later Jeff is introduced to one of his dream cars, a DeLorean.

In California, Jeff and Perry locate two trucks and a Chevy Suburban from the "Fast and Furious" movies; a dune buggy's owners insist on a desert meeting.

Jeff travels to Texas' capital and tries to get a 1965 Mustang, later visiting a motorcycle legend to look at a chopper and a scooter from the 1940s.

Matt and Jeff back away from a 1970 Camaro that won't start but discover the owner has an even more valuable one that he refuses to part with.

Jeff's father, Roundman, has gotten a brand new Shelby GT500, and he delights in Jeff's desperate desire as he squeezes all the money he can out of his son.

The gang works hard on a 1960 Bonneville, two Camaros, a Chevy C-10 and a Firebird Formula 400 with paint problems as they prepare for the auction.

Jeff and Meg compete with a couple for a '70s muscle car with big profit potential; Perry and Eric scramble to get cars ready for an auction in Austin, Texas.

Jeff and Meg go to Los Angeles to buy cars and come home with a souped-up Camaro, a hot-rodded BMW and a 1962 Cadillac from the TV series "Mad Men."

Jeff's father finds a tribute Richard Petty race car, and Jeff tries to buy it from him; later Jeff is introduced to one of his dream cars, a DeLorean.

In California, Jeff and Perry locate two trucks and a Chevy Suburban from the "Fast and Furious" movies; a dune buggy's owners insist on a desert meeting.

Jeff travels to Texas' capital and tries to get a 1965 Mustang, later visiting a motorcycle legend to look at a chopper and a scooter from the 1940s.

Matt and Jeff back away from a 1970 Camaro that won't start but discover the owner has an even more valuable one that he refuses to part with.

Jeff's father, Roundman, has gotten a brand new Shelby GT500, and he delights in Jeff's desperate desire as he squeezes all the money he can out of his son.

The gang works hard on a 1960 Bonneville, two Camaros, a Chevy C-10 and a Firebird Formula 400 with paint problems as they prepare for the auction.

Jeff and Meg compete with a couple for a '70s muscle car with big profit potential; Perry and Eric scramble to get cars ready for an auction in Austin, Texas.

Jeff and Meg go to Los Angeles to buy cars and come home with a souped-up Camaro, a hot-rodded BMW and a 1962 Cadillac from the TV series "Mad Men."

Jeff's father finds a tribute Richard Petty race car, and Jeff tries to buy it from him; later Jeff is introduced to one of his dream cars, a DeLorean.

GM's CEO Mary Barra explores strategies that helped her drive the 100-year-old car-maker into a new era filled with cutting-edge technology.

YouTube's CEO Neal Mohan reveals the strategies he uses to help drive 2 billion people a day to search, watch and create on the platform.

Host Christine Tan interviews major figures in Asia's business world, and these individuals discuss how they achieved success in their field.

Host Christine Tan interviews major figures in Asia's business world, and these individuals discuss how they achieved success in their field.

The anchors present business news, market reports and interviews with newsmakers from all over the Far East, giving viewers the information they need.

News reports shed light on China's economic, technology, policy and business sectors.

Reports on the people and businesses in India who are helping the nation become a rising global economic force.

News stories are shared regarding nations in the Middle East and around the world, including stories related to current events and the business sector.

GM's CEO Mary Barra explores strategies that helped her drive the 100-year-old car-maker into a new era filled with cutting-edge technology.

YouTube's CEO Neal Mohan reveals the strategies he uses to help drive 2 billion people a day to search, watch and create on the platform.

Analysis across asset classes and time zones to link the US, Asian and Middle East trade to what comes next in Europe.

Host Geoff Cutmore and market watchers Steve Sedgwick and Louisa Bojesen provide the latest information on stocks and business reports in Europe.

A close look is taken at the global business sector as experts discuss overnight news impacting the United States and live international market news.