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June 22: CNBC’s Bertha Coombs reports on a Hamptons estate that was reportedly sold for $90 million, a new U.S. record for residential real estate.

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June 22: MSN Money’s Robert Walberg says the doughnut maker showed six high-level executives the door as part of a probe into its accounting practices. But investors still have hope for the stock. They shouldn't.

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June 22: MSN Money’s Jim Jubak says the second-quarter earnings season will produce few results that'll spur buyers to rush in. But some companies will stand out by easily surpassing expectations. Here's a likely list.

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June 24: CNBC’s Scott Wapner reports on two new Web sites that are letting housing “flippers” buy and sell condominium units.

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June 23: Wall Street fell sharply Thursday after oil prices hit a record $60 a barrel. CNBC’s Bob Pisani and Leslie Laroche analyze the day's trading session from the NYSE and Nasdaq.

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June 24: Many companies offer what they call “free” ring tones for your cell phone, but KNSD-TV’s Bob Hansen reports, in some cases, there’s a catch.

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June 24: Commerce Secretary Carlos Gutierrez discusses the Bush administration’s latest effort to reach a Central American trade agreement on CNBC Friday.

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June 23: China’s unsolicited bid to take over Unocal has brought up a host of issues, including protectionism and national security. Richard D'Amato, chairman of the U.S.-China Economy and Security Review Commission, and CNBC's Larry Kudlow debate the issue.

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June 24: Members of the Boca Real Estate Investment Club in West Palm Beach, Fla., discuss the outlook for one of the nation’s top housing markets.

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Shawn and Marlon Wayans explain their new mobile phone game, in which friends try to outdo each other with "Yo Mama"-type insults.

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Gary Krakow reviews television compatible cell phones

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June 8: WRC-TV’s I.J. Hudson meets a computer forensics expert whose job it is to find incriminating files on a computer’s hard drive.

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June 15: NBC’s I.J. Hudson speaks with a team of scientists getting a spacecraft ready for a long journey to Pluto.

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June 15: Businessweek.com’s Steve Rosenbush talks to MSNBC-TV’s Alex Witt about the perfect hi-tech gift for dad.

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June 16: While America was celebrating man’s first space flight, some women were undergoing secret training to become astronauts. WMAQ-TV’s Phil Rogers reports.

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June 13: Nicolas Retsinas, director of Harvard’s Joint Center for Housing Studies, discusses the results of a study on home affordability on CNBC Monday.

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June 13: Energy analyst Trilby Lundberg discusses the latest decline in gasoline prices on CNBC Monday.

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June 14: Manpower chairman and CEO Jeffrey Joerres discusses his company’s quarterly hiring survey on CNBC Tuesday.

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June 14: Saudi Arabia may have overstated its crude oil reserves and may not be able to meet global demand says energy analyst and author Matthew R. Simmons.

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June 14: The red-hot real estate market is showing no sign of cooling, but there could be a cloud on the horizon: a shortage of cement. CNBC’s Rob Reynolds reports.