TV Guide CNBC Sunday

A Russian-born con artist pretends to be a German heiress in New York, where she avoids paying her bills and tries to accumulate money.

A man runs a group of cancer charities that raise $187 million but have a 97% fundraising cost; a family of immigrants runs a nationwide shoplifting scheme.

A California con man convinces victims he is a movie producer and a financial whiz and amasses more than $40 million from investors and wealthy individuals.

A lawyer from a well-known family is accused of stealing from his clients, and family secrets begin to spill when a deadly boat crash occurs.

Over 650 Para athletes from 52 National Paralympic Committees compete in 79 events across six sports, including alpine skiing, ice hockey and curling.

Over 650 Para athletes from 52 National Paralympic Committees compete in 79 events across six sports, including alpine skiing, ice hockey and curling.

NBA star Stephen Curry, NBA coach Steve Kerr and business executives discuss Thirty Ink, Curry's growing business empire, and discuss life after basketball.

Over 650 Para athletes from 52 National Paralympic Committees compete in 79 events across six sports, including alpine skiing, ice hockey and curling.

Two New York engineers present an advanced thermos, while a mother from California has an idea for sanitizing stuffed animals for children.

Former Google executive Chris Sacca is a guest shark; an idea that helps babies and their parents; a website that helps individuals pay for college.

Entrepreneurs reveal investment opportunities that celebrate the holiday season as The Tank is transformed into a winter wonderland.

An entrepreneur helps pets and owners communicate with each other; a re-engineered bathrobe for men is pitched; entrepreneurs focus on men with long hair.

The Sharks hear details about a bot service for consumers, frozen beef Wellingtons, a baseball glove wrapper and a dating advice service.

An entrepreneur believes he has the next AirBnB; mothers from Texas pitch their solution to maintain peaceful car rides with kids.

Entrepreneurs pitch their solution to battle telemarketers; a 3D printer for kids is featured; a meat box subscription delivery service is presented.

Two New York engineers present an advanced thermos, while a mother from California has an idea for sanitizing stuffed animals for children.

As the authorities investigate the Murdaugh family of South Carolina, they discover how years of unchecked power and privilege allegedly resulted in murder.

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