TV Guide CNBC Monday

A fun way to decorate Easter eggs in a neat manner is introduced; a glue-less and reusable tape invention is pitched; an entrepreneur presents his digital tool.

The Sharks consider pitches related to a portable three-in-one charger, a DIY electric vehicle kit, a sweet potato pie and indoor bumper cars for children.

A serial imposter assumes a new role as an heir to the famed Rockefeller family, but the discovery of a collection of bones in a community raises questions.

A stuffed suitcase contains a body that is identified as a woman from Chicago named Sheila von Wiese-Mack, so an investigation begins at a luxury resort.

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The hosts sit down with experts from the business and political sectors to discuss business news designed for top traders and casual investors.

The show's team reports from the floor of the New York Stock Exchange, observing the posts where shares of the biggest companies in the world are traded.

CEOs, government decision-makers and newsmakers share insight into how money is moving, and the anchors discuss the breaking news about investing.

A panel of top investors offers insights into the financial markets as the events of the day unfold, and they help to set the tone for the rest of the day.

The team of CNBC reporters shares details about the day's investment news stories to help individuals make informed daily investment decisions.

The hosts present viewers with spirited discussions on the biggest stories of the day, including news items affecting the economy, the markets and real estate.

Experts take a close look at the markets in the final hour before the bell sounds to observe how the markets are moving and how investors are reacting.

Experts discuss all of the after-hours moves in the stock market, including breaking news, corporate earnings and post-market trading.

A panel of top investment traders discuss the market-related news of the day to highlight the relevant topics that matter most to investors.

Successful money manager Jim Cramer helps viewers navigate the jungle of Wall Street investing, pointing out opportunities and pitfalls along the way.

Silicon Valley investor Chris Sacca rejoins the Shark panel; an entrepreneur's smart plate invention could solve dieting dilemmas; a follow-up on Ilumi.

Entrepreneurs try to impress the Sharks as they share details about at-home seafood steam pots, fried chicken-shaped ice cream and a golf game.

The brothers of an NFL player present an insulated sports bottle; a teenager devises a tool to ease foot pain; a man has a way to keep possessions safe.

Entrepreneurs offer knife sharpening by mail; a device that offers relief from bug bites is introduced; a vegan alternative to pork rinds is presented.

An entrepreneur pitches her product to discover secrets about a cat; an entrepreneur introduces his men's fashion accessory; a multi-purpose dip is presented.

A girl pitches a jewelry line to the Sharks that she invented when she was just 10 years old; one inventor is revisited after his Lightfilm idea went global.

'Car flippers' Jeff Allen and Perry Barndt travel to Las Vegas to see a 1981 Ferrari with great potential and then take a load of inventory to a Dallas auction.

When a woman finds her husband of five months dead on the bedroom floor with no clue as to what happened, she soon suspects he was poisoned.

The community of Jonesboro, Arkansas is stunned when a local father and real estate investor is found dead in the kitchen of his own home.

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

The essential market intelligence that drives the trading day ahead.