The consumer-oriented business channel, which falls under the umbrella of NBCUniversal, offers real-time coverage of the financial markets and business-related commentary, documentaries, and prime-time reality programming.

Over the years, CNBC has also been home to Tim Russert, Dick Cavett, Louis Rukeyser, John McLaughlin, Tom Snyder, Suze Orman and Donny Deutsch.

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Mark Isenberg

What a waste of the business media and it came from Roger Ailes.Only those rare Warren Buffet mornings with Becky Quick pass the smell test here but for many,the financial crisis was just a brief burp from all those brokers saying now is the time to invest for the long term.....Joe Keenan is still the worst host but it does not matter anymore.

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