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Squawk Box
Question: Boone Pickens is building a huge wind farm with General Electric turbines. How much is the initial order with GE worth?
Answer: about $2 billion

Squawk on the Street
Question: The geothermal industry is molten! But there are only 2 pure plays trading on U.S. exchanges. Name one.
Answer: Ormat Technologies

The Call
Question: The CNBC Stock Blog featured “Israeli gems” — picks by Merrill Lynch’s Haim Israel. What was his telecom pick?
Answer: Cellcom

Power Lunch
Question: Donald Trump told CNBC he sold his Palm Beach house for $100 million. What literary reference did he make?
Answer: Tale of two cities

Street Signs
Question: Erin Burnett is in South Asia, seeking global market movers. How big is India’s economy?
Answer: $1.2 trillion

Closing Bell
Question: In “Bill Miller’s Broken Legg,” what company did Jim Cramer call “an American comeback story”?
Answer: ArvinMeritor

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It's that time of year again. CNBC's Million Dollar Portfolio Challenge will be getting underway on Monday, May 12. The tournament is similar in fashion to last year; each contestant receives 1 million CNBC Bucks and can trade stocks with a minimum market cap of $500 million. In addition to 10 pretty cool weekly prizes, there is a grand prize of $500,000 to the lucky contestant who finishes with the highest portfolio return. The only twist to the tournament is that currency trading is now allowed.

We'll be doing a number of things this time around to help with your trading success and so you can have better shot at winning the tournament. Follow the links below to learn more, and good luck!