TV Guide CNBC Sunday

A Minneapolis manager's fund is showing double-digit returns, but his results are being achieved by using money from new investors to pay off the older ones.

A man claiming to be investing clients' money in coffee futures goes to federal prison, where he creates another investment scam and fleeces the inmates.

Details are shared about T.R. Wright, who orchestrated an insurance fraud scheme in Texas, to reveal how the internet influencer's plot was uncovered.

Details are shared about a violent crime that was caused by an obsession, and emphasis is placed on how it took years for the suspected killer to go to trial.

Details are shared about the mysterious disappearance of a business partner to reveal why an investigator began to dig into Ed Shin's past.

Auctioneers showcase artwork from various periods and styles, including modern contemporary art.

A Minneapolis manager's fund is showing double-digit returns, but his results are being achieved by using money from new investors to pay off the older ones.

A company offers to help distressed homeowners but steals their equities while leaving them homeless; a financial planner helps himself to his clients' money.

The lonely heir to a tree farm loses $15 million to a phony psychic whose daughter pretends to be the mother of his child through in vitro fertilization.

As a musical version of "Rebecca" prepares for a Broadway debut, a Long Island stockbroker hired to raise funds fabricates a $4.5 million investor.

Several women present their ideas to the Sharks, including ideas for towels, cake mixes and sweaters; the creators of Notehall are highlighted.

Entrepreneurs appear before the Sharks to show off their inventions and ideas, including reading glasses that can be tilted and flipped.

The Sharks meet entrepreneurs pitching their products, including an all-in-one styling device for textured hair, a water bottle and a baby bottle monitor.

The Sharks meet passionate entrepreneurs pitching ideas for a self-tanner geared towards men, a new-and-improved flashlight and a reusable cup service.

A married couple tries to convince the Sharks to invest in their adult swaddle product; entrepreneurs discuss their new approach to fish luring.

Daniel Lubetzky returns to the Tank; a group discusses their online learning platform; details are shared about an oat-based spread.

Several women present their ideas to the Sharks, including ideas for towels, cake mixes and sweaters; the creators of Notehall are highlighted.

Details are shared about the utility company Pacific Gas & Electric to shed light on how they allegedly kill their customers by valuing profits over safety.

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.