Police provide an update on finding the Boston Marathon suspect.

CNBC's Scott Cohn reports on the latest details emerging in the investigation of the Boston bombings.

Michael Balboni, Homeland Security Policy Institute, offers his insight on the manhunt for the bombing suspect who remains at large.

Scott Stewart, former special agent at the U.S. State Department, discusses possible links between the bombing suspects and Al Qaeda.

One Boston bombing suspect has been killed and another remains at large. Michael Driscoll, chief administrative officer of Watertown, MA, weighs in.

CNBC's Sue Herera reports on the very latest on the lockdown in Boston as law enforcement looks for the remaining bombing suspect.

Emma Gilligan, associate professor at the University of Connecticut, weighs in on the events in Chechnya and how they relate to the Boston bombings.

CNBC's Jackie DeAngelis looks ahead to what are likely to be next week's top business and financial stories. GDP data is on tap and we'll find out if the housing recovery continues. Lots of earnings, too, particularly among tech companies and blue chips.

Chechen insurgents are denying any link to the Boston bombings, reports CNBC's Sue Herera, adding the manhunt is down to one person. Former FBI Special Agent Jeff Lanza, weighs in.

Blackstone announced it is dropping out of the bidding war for Dell, reports CNBC's Courtney Reagan. Dell shares fell nearly 4 percent today.

Clint Van Zandt, Former FBI Profiler, shares his take on where Boston bombings suspect Dzhokhar Tsarnaev may be hiding, and how this investigation could end.

Discussing what clues the CIA may be closely investigating, and how the Boston bombings suspect is getting away, with Mike Bouchard, Former ATF Director of Field Operations and Philip Mudd, Former CIA Counterterrorist Center.

Crowd Rules panelist Kendra Scott offers her three essential tips for any small business and explains what to look for in a mentor, the importance of asking for help, and why businesses should never give up.

Travelers are frustrated as Amtrak services are suspended between Boston and New York, reports CNBC's Brian Shactman.

Many know "Crowd Rules" panelist Pat Kiernan as a TV newsman but he also has a passion for business and he owns his own small production company. Learn more about Pat Kiernan, his business, and why he is a good fit for CNBC's competition series "Crowd Rules."

There may be other shows, but panelist and entrepreneur Kendra Scott explains what makes "Crowd Rules" unique and how it helps small businesses.

Porcelain has an almost infinite number of styles, shapes and varieties, but Curtis Dowling of CNBC's Treasure Detectives" shares some simple ways to determine authenticity.

Discussing what it might take to get the Boston bombings suspect alive, with Robert Licouski, Former Homeland Security Assistant Secretary and Harold Copus, Former FBI Special Agent.

The Boston Bruins game has been tentatively rescheduled, reports CNBC's Sue Herera. Discussing the investigation into the Boston bombers and what network they may be associated with, with Ambassador Marc Ginsberg, Chechnya and terrorism expert and Philip Mudd, former CIA counterterror deputy director.

Each week, "Crowd Rules" features three small businesses that compete for a much-needed $50,000 prize however what happens to the businesses that don't win the money? The crowd may rule against them, but that doesn't mean the small business goes away empty-handed. Crowd Rules panelist Pat Kiernan explains how those businesses still benefit.