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April 11: Rick Applegate, a certified financial planner with First Commonwealth Financial Advisers, discusses the alternative minimum tax and some planning strategies for unsuspecting taxpayers.

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April 5: WRC-TV’s IJ Hudson reports on a new device that can scan hands after they have been washed and highlight any areas that are still dirty.

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April 5: WFLA-TV’s Peter Bernard takes a look at Internet phone technology.

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April 5: WFLA-TV’s Peter Bernard takes a look at Internet phone technology.

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April 7: Animals have a brain mechanism that makes them reject food they don’t need. Do humans have it too? ScienCentral's Orrin Schonfeld explores.

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Pop star Michael Jackson surrendered Thursday to California authorities to face child molestation accusations. NBC’s Kelly O'Donnell reports.

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What we still need to learn about Red Planet.

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They are cosmic bombs capable of killing most life on Earth, yet they are also keys to our long-term survival.

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April 5: T. Boone Pickens, CEO of BP Capital, talks about oil investments.

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April 5: WCAU-TV’s Tracy Davidson introduces us to the money king. He shows us how to eliminate bank fees, late fees, and interest charges from our lives.

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April 6: MSN Money’s Jim Jubak says gold is a hedge against a declining dollar. If you don't want to buy the metal, gold stocks and ETFs offer another way to profit.

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April 6: MSN Money’s Tim Middleton says so-called socially responsible mutual funds are lagging along with favored sectors like technology, health care and financial services. But the wages of sin, as represented by the Vice Fund, are booming.

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April 6: Abby Joseph Cohen, chief U.S. portfolio strategist at Goldman Sachs, says she remains bullish on the stock market.

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April 6: SEC Chairman William Donaldson discusses a new plan to overhaul U.S. stock-trading rules on CNBC Wednesday.

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April 6: Energy Secretary Samuel Bodman talks to CNBC about what the White House is doing to head off a continued rise in oil and gasoline prices.

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April 5: CNBC reporter Jane Wells reports on the growing problem of “appraisal inflation” in the red-hot housing market.

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April 7: Dell CEO Kevin Rollins discusses the PC maker’s financial outlook on CNBC Thursday.

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April 7: Energy Information Administration analyst Doug MacIntyre discusses the U.S. agency’s forecast for gas prices this summer on CNBC Thursday.

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March 29: Warren Buffett is expected to be questioned on April 11 by the SEC and the New York attorney general, who are probing a deal between AIG and General RE, a Berkshire Hathaway subsidiary.

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March 30: Fuel industry analyst Peter Beutel, president of energy tracking firm Cameron Hanover, on CNBC’s Morning Call.