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A medical doctor with a nose for trouble. After graduating from UCLA Medical School, Mark Weinberger borrows $1 million from his father and opens Weinberger Sinus Clinic in Merrillville Indiana. He goes from making $200,000 to $3 million a year. How? By cheating patients and cheating the system. Tune in tonight at 10p on CNBC.
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| | - Retail Sales Preview: Retailers Get an Easter Treat
Retailers are expected to get a boost from a late Easter when they report their monthly sales on Thursday. The Thomson Reuters Same-Store Sales Index is expected to post an 8.4 percent increase in April, compared with April 2010's 0.7 percent gain. A rundown of the estimates.
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- The Kissing Machine — The Funny Business Product of the Week
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Barely a few minutes after reading an article in the Wall Street Journal about banks finally opening the "spigot for commercial real-estate," the folks over at Trepp issued their monthly report on the delinquency rate for commercial mortgage backed securities (CMBS); let's just say it isn't good.
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| American Greed Season Finale | | Tomorrow at 10pm
A medical doctor with a nose for trouble. After graduating from UCLA Medical School, Mark Weinberger borrows $1 million from his father and opens Weinberger Sinus Clinic in Merrillville Indiana. He goes from making $200,000 to $3 million a year. How? By cheating patients and cheating the system. Tune in tomorrow at 10p on CNBC.
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CNBC's Jim Cramer weighing in on flash sale sites and utilities.
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| | - Another Huge TV Deal Proves Sports Is King
The Pac-10/12 will be announcing a 12-year television deal with Fox and ESPN reportedly worth $3 billion. How is possible? Easy. Sports are the best bet on the entire television landscape. People get sick of sitcoms, reality shows and soap operas, but fans don't lose interest in a sport.
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- Investors Poured $22 Billion Into ETFs in April
Investors doubled their net buying of ETFs and ETNs in April from the month before, committing an extra $22.4 billion, according to data just released by the National Stock Exchange.
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- Osama Who?
Turns out a lot of people using Twitter Sunday night asked "Who is Osama Bin Laden?" as the site went nuts with news of his death. Really? Even if you've been living under a rock (or cave in Tora Bora) or without internet service (like, in a compound in Abottabad), you know who "OBL" is, right? Not so.
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