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Showcasing a really unusual living, including an out-of-commission jetliner turned into a home in the woods.

Core Redevelopment, a Midwest developer group, renovated the former baseball stadium in Indianapolis, Ind., into a 138-unit luxury apartment building; the city gave them the school for $1 and it cost about $14 million to renovate.

Explore how much people spend on housing, what they get for the amount they pay and the different sacrifices they have to make to get their dream homes.

Husband and wife construction magnates who went from eating out of their parents' pantries to making ice-cream runs by private plane; a former street racer whose high-performance parts make cars fast; a house painter's all-cash business.

A musician turned chimney sweep; a Hawaiian couple whose high-end ukuleles bought them their own island paradise; a former janitor who went from shining floors to shipping petroleum.

An Idaho man whose custom tow trucks haul in millions a year; an oil-and-gas expert who uses her mineral-mining know-how to pump out big profits; a former Marine whose moving company has made him a true soldier of fortune.

An Alaska transplant who turned ivory tusks into a mammoth fortune; a Filipino immigrant whose high-tech delivery service drives up profits; a former race car mechanic whose discount home goods store put him on the road to riches.

The founder of the iconic lifestyle brand reveals how a challenging childhood shaped her entrepreneurial spirit, her journey overcoming cancer and anxiety, and why she's still brimming with new business ideas.

Russian gangsters use beautiful women to seduce amorous men in nightclubs out of their money and jewelry.

A mother and son score millions in the Bay Medical Clinic scam; Gigapix collects millions from would-be movie producers before being revealed as a fraud.

Bid on works from the masters to modern contemporary art, all at unbelievable auction prices!

A luxury car salesman faces accusations of pocketing car loans and selling cars he doesn't own; a man claims to own half of Facebook and says he has the contract to prove it.

Twin brothers make millions from the illicit sale of oxycodone and other drugs out of their South Florida pain clinics.

U.S. law enforcement teams up with Jamaican authorities to stop criminals using call centers in Jamaica to flood the U.S. with lies about lottery millions won by unsuspecting victims.

Russian gangsters use beautiful women to seduce amorous men in nightclubs out of their money and jewelry.

A mother and son score millions in the Bay Medical Clinic scam; Gigapix collects millions from would-be movie producers before being revealed as a fraud.

Law enforcement apprehends criminals featured on the show with the help of vigilant viewers.

CNBC's Becky Quick steps out from behind the anchor desk to share her family's private battle with her daughter's rare disease; through her story and others like it, Quick reveals the challenges facing families trapped between breakthrough science and funding gaps.

Miami party boys turned arms dealers bid on government contracts worth millions to fight the war on terror, inspiring the 2016 film "War Dogs.".

Scammers blow up a house for insurance money, but end up engulfing dozens of homes in flames and killing a young couple.

As the opioid epidemic destroys the lives of millions of Americans, billionaire drug mogul John Kapoor looks to cash in; he concocts a conspiracy to bribe doctors and lie to insurers to sell as much fentanyl as possible.

With his long beard, ponytail, and ubiquitous advertising, Jamie Balagia - AKA The DWI Dude - is well-known in Texas as a flamboyant defense attorney who can get drunk driving defendants out of a jam.

Karl Karlsen is a hardworking man with what seems to be a terrible streak of bad luck, as his wife and son both die in accidents nearly 20 years apart; Karl has a secret: their suspicious deaths have been keeping his bank account full.

Using powers of persuasion, along with classic multilevel marketing techniques; amassing thousands of followers -- many of them rich and famous -- and hundreds of millions of dollars in contributions.

Mike The Situation Sorrentino flaunts washboard abs and a party boy image, but when it comes to paying his taxes, he'd rather play than pay.

A femme fatale, with a way of getting men to do what she wants, sets a trap for a multi-millionaire divorcee.

An edgy Moroccan food catering company with dreams of conquering Manhattan; the funky creation of two sisters who think they make the best plant-based hot dog on the planet.

A Los Angeles deli where everything on the menu is roasted to perfection including their signature sliders; a popular chef-driven breakfast café owned by an ex-stockbroker turned restaurateur.

U.S. law enforcement teams up with Jamaican authorities to stop criminals using call centers in Jamaica to flood the U.S. with lies about lottery millions won by unsuspecting victims.

Russian gangsters use beautiful women to seduce amorous men in nightclubs out of their money and jewelry.

The CEO of the London Stock Exchange reflects on why she didn't want to follow in the footsteps of her renowned lawyer parents, her decision to come out as gay while a young banker in the City, and the bold steps she's taking to modernize the LSE.

Christine Tan takes us into the world of innovative Japanese companies that are truly making an impact.

CNBC's Christine Tan has been talking to the people who are shaping, governing and leading the Asia Pacific region for over twenty years in this ground-breaking show.

From the Pacific Northwest to the old South, homeowners make dramatic transformations in their living spaces.

Bid on works from the masters to modern contemporary art, all at unbelievable auction prices!

Explore how much people spend on housing, what they get for the amount they pay and the different sacrifices they have to make to get their dream homes.

From the Pacific Northwest to the old South, homeowners make dramatic transformations in their living spaces.

Showcasing a really unusual living, including an out-of-commission jetliner turned into a home in the woods.

Core Redevelopment, a Midwest developer group, renovated the former baseball stadium in Indianapolis, Ind., into a 138-unit luxury apartment building; the city gave them the school for $1 and it cost about $14 million to renovate.

Explore how much people spend on housing, what they get for the amount they pay and the different sacrifices they have to make to get their dream homes.

From the Pacific Northwest to the old South, homeowners make dramatic transformations in their living spaces.

Showcasing a really unusual living, including an out-of-commission jetliner turned into a home in the woods.

Tania Bryer gets up close and personal with some of the world's most inspirational leaders from business, politics, sport and arts.

Tania Bryer gets up close and personal with some of the world's most inspirational leaders from business, politics, sport and arts.

CNBC's Becky Quick steps out from behind the anchor desk to share her family's private battle with her daughter's rare disease; through her story and others like it, Quick reveals the challenges facing families trapped between breakthrough science and funding gaps.

The hosts provide in-depth coverage of Asian stock markets and invite experts to offer their predictions and investment tips.

Business journalists Yousef Gamal el-Din and Hadley Gamble are co-hosts of this show that profiles the people who are shaping the Middle East's global ambitions. From CEOs and entrepreneurs to philanthropists and politicians, the episodes give viewers an idea of what is being done to make the Middle East a bigger player in the financial marketplace. Episodes also profile Middle Eastern businesspeo