CNBC U.S. Television
Primetime
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“Crowd Rules” features three small businesses that competition. Entrepreneur and jewelry designer Kendra Scott, TV newsman Pat Kiernan, along with a weekly guest industry expert, lead the examination of the small businesses in order to help a studio audience choose which company wins the $50,000.
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"Treasure Detectives" takes you deep inside the world of arts, antiques and collectibles. Curtis Dowling and his team of investigators verify the authenticity of collectibles, artwork and antiquities using innovative technology and street smarts. Is it a fake or is it worth a fortune?
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Jeff Allen and Perry Barndt love to buy, fix and flip cars to turn a profit. Every car is a gamble and they are always looking for the next bet.
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CNBC unveils the network’s new primetime programming lineup that will air during CNBC Prime. CNBC Prime’s new television series will premiere on Tuesday, March 5th.
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CNBC’s unprecedented original primetime series, “American Greed,” examines the dark side of the American Dream.
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Eighteen business-savvy celebrities will compete to raise money and awareness for their charity of choice.
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Big money. Big deals. CNBC’s exclusive access to the secret lives of the super rich's mega-homes.
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Shadow Billionaire unravels the bizarre life of reclusive tycoon, DHL co-founder Larry Hillblom.
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Discover how everyday people took ordinary ideas and turned them into extraordinary million-dollar businesses.
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Take a look inside Boeing and its newest addition, the 787 Dreamliner.
Business Day
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Hosted by Jim Cramer, the "Mad Money" mission is educational: to teach you how to analyze stocks and the market like a pro.
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The "Fast Money" gang gives you the news, as only the savviest traders can, with an angle that you won’t see until tomorrow’s papers.
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From gold to gas to S&P, the "Futures Now" crew will teach you how to harness the power of the multi-trillion dollar futures market.
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CNBC's signature morning program is the "must see" pre-market morning news and talk program, bringing Wall Street to Main Street.
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Squawk on the StreetBy: Melissa Lee , Carl Quintanilla , Simon Hobbs , Jim Cramer , David Faber , Gary Kaminsky , Rick Santelli
Stay plugged in each weekday with live reporting from the New York Stock Exchange, Chicago, London and beyond.
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Maria Bartiromo and Bill Griffeth guide you through the last and most important hour of trading with live coverage from Chicago and New York.
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Larry Kudlow brings wall Street and Washington together for an exciting hour long discussion of business and politics.
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Check in here for a fast-paced, half-hour show that focuses on how to increase profits and limit losses using common option techniques.
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Melissa Lee comes to you live every Friday from the NASDAQ, bringing you insights and strategies from the biggest names in forex.
Weekend
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Covering today's financial topics, Suze Orman helps people make the connection between self-worth and net worth.
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The one show you can’t afford to miss, "On the Money with Maria Bartiromo" is a half-hour syndicated program that airs every weekend, packed with information and personality.
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Gail Vaz-Oxlade takes a tough-love approach to helping couples get out of debt and on the road to financial recovery.
Contact U.S. Television
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THIS WEEK ON CNBC
FRIDAY
- 8:00pTreasure Detectives
- 9:00pThe Car Chasers
- 10:00pAmerican Greed
- 11:00pMad Money
- 8:00pTreasure Detectives
- 9:00pThe Suze Orman Show
- 10:00pThe Car Chasers
- 11:00pTreasure Detectives
- 8:00pTreasure Detectives
- 9:00pTreasure Detectives
- 10:00pTreasure Detectives
- 11:00pTreasure Detectives
- 8:00p60 Minutes on CNBC
- 9:00pTreasure Detectives
- 10:00pThe Car Chasers
- 11:00pMad Money
SATURDAY
SUNDAY
MONDAY
Selling the American Dream
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The trouble, says the Direct Selling Association, is "there are a lot of pyramid schemes that like to disguise themselves."
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CNBC found many people who had trouble selling Herbalife and lost thousands of dollars.
Squawk Box
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Jim Cramer is surprised by today's report that job growth slowed significantly last month.
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Thomas Friedman, The New York Times, weighs in on Washington politics. "This is a bigger question for democracy; is that all we're capable [of]," he says.
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Thomas Friedman, The New York Times, says from 2008 to 2013, we've had a "global time-out" from geopolitics, meaning there has not been a single, globe-rattling geopolitical event that fed into the markets.
Mad Money with Jim Cramer
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Could the tech sector stop the otherwise unstoppable market?
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Darling, do tell, how is the high-end consumer doing? We check in with Cramer's Gatsby Index.
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If you're trying to interpret that latest Apple downgrade, Cramer has a word of caution.
Fast Money
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This week's U.S. jobs report will likely clock in just right, David Gerstenhaber says.
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One equity asset could be a smart long-term bet, Gregg Fisher says.
The Kudlow Report
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The prospects for U.S. economic growth are "still too little" and "too uncertain," House Majority Leader Eric Cantor told CNBC.
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The White House is planning to offer a budget proposal that includes cuts to Social Security and other entitlements, with Rep. Eric Cantor, (R-VA).
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Obama will offer cuts to Social Security and other entitlement programs in a budget proposal, an official said.