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Revision as of 18:04, December 5, 2017
CNBC is an American cable news and satellite television news source. CNBC is an acronym for Consumer News and Business Channel. The network is based in Engelwood Cliffs, New Jersey. It is owned by NBC Universal. CNBC focuses on financial and business-related news coverage. It provides extensive and detailed information on currency, stock, and commodity markets both in the United States and abroad.
Popular anchors, reporters, and hosts
- Maria Bartiromo
- Erin Burnett
- Jim Cramer (Mad Money)
- Melissa Francis
- Rebecca Jarvis
- Larry Kudlow (The Call, The Kudlow Report)
- Joe Kernen
- Chris Matthews (The Chris Matthews Show)
- Rick Santelli