TV Guide CNBC Sunday

A close look is taken at the fraudulent actions of Paul Manafort, a former political consultant who orchestrated a multimillion-dollar mortgage and tax fraud.

A lawyer is accused of laundering over 50 million dollars from a trust fund in order to buy himself World War II era planes, property and pay off debts.

An accountant at a Texas fruitcake bakery embezzles $16 million; a self-proclaimed financial genius runs a professional race team with money from his church.

A woman is left dead after what appears to be a robbery gone wrong, but when police discover her husband's suspicious past, they look closer.

A man convinces a retiree to give him $1.2 million to invest and then takes him on a sailboat ride; a pain clinic doctor loses some of her patients.

A woman introduces her cosmetic bag design; entrepreneurs pitch their online boutique subscription shave club exclusively for ladies.

An entrepreneur presents an innovative line of flatware, cups and plates; a self-sealing zip-top bag made up of pure silicone is introduced.

Two high school freshmen pitch a tasty twist on the ice cream cone; a reinvented children's stroller is presented from Bend, Oregon.

The sharks get in a bidding war over one product, but greed may prove an entrepreneur's undoing; an angry shark brushes off a pitch.

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 former basketball player pitches an idea related to sports drinks; a businessman reveals the positive aspects of his work-from-home product.

An entrepreneur showcases his innovative and simple fitness system; a group reveals how to make snack time fun; a Legendary Burgers update is shared.

A Malaysian immigrant starts her light therapy lamp business; entrepreneurs talk about their portable oxygen in a can; entrepreneurs make a shocking decision.

Two high school freshmen pitch a tasty twist on the ice cream cone; a reinvented children's stroller is presented from Bend, Oregon.

A woman introduces her cosmetic bag design; entrepreneurs pitch their online boutique subscription shave club exclusively for ladies.

Residents in London reside in a trash bin; people live with nearly two dozen roommates in New York City; a woman decorates her apartment with goods from Costco.

A college basketball star fails as a pro and runs through his money in short order, eventually borrowing against his mother's house to finance a scheme.

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.