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ANCHORS & REPORTERS

Profiles of CNBC Anchors & Reporters include bios, photos and articles.


ABOUT CNBC WORLD

CNBC World, a service of NBC Universal, is a digital television network offering real-time coverage of global financial markets, live, worldwide. CNBC World combines the resources of CNBC Asia and CNBC Europe into a 24-hour a day, global business news network.

  • Original, LIVE, unique programming targeted to sophisticated investors and business leaders.
  • Bureaus in Singapore and London linked to studios in Hong Kong, Bangkok, Taipei, Sydney, Shanghai, Tokyo and 25 European cities.
  • Interconnected network of regional and global channels in Japan, India, Australia and Taiwan; links to the bureaus of the WSJ Europe and Dow Jones newswires, in addition to the newsgathering resources of NBC and MSNBC.

CONTACT CNBC WORLD

CNBC World
900 Sylvan Avenue
Englewood Cliffs, NJ 07632
cnbcworld@cnbc.com
(201) 735-4243

If you would like to advertise on CNBC World, view our Ad Sales Map [PDF].

PROGRAM HIGHLIGHTS


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    • Asian Markets Shrug Off Poor US Jobs Data 

        Peter Lai, director at DBS Vickers Securities, tells CNBC's Emily Chan why Asian markets are shrugging off last Friday's worse-than-expected rise in U.S. October nonfarm payrolls.


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    • Sinosteel Launches Offer 

        Justin O'Brien, senior advisor at Citi, discusses the implications of Sinosteel's hostile takeover offer for Midwest, with CNBC's Oriel Morrison.


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    • Charting the Currency Market 

        Max Knudsen from PIA - First.com takes a technical look at the euro versus the dollar, the dollar versus the yen and sterling versus the yen.


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    • Acquisition Opportunities 

        The global financial crisis did not present that many acquisition opportunities for YTL, says its managing director, Francis Yeoh. He tells CNBC's Managing Asia why.

POWER LUNCH EUROPE

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    • Bullish on Aussie Resources & Banks 

        Major resource companies and banks are sector picks for Glenn Rosewall, CEO and managing director of BBY, speaking to Mike Elliott, global mining and metals leader at Ernst and Young and CNBC's Amanda Drury.


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    • Potential ‘Bond Collapse’ Coming: Trader 

        “There’s a risk in the market that we could be seeing potentially a bond collapse in the coming months,” Laura Smith from Mako Financial Markets told CNBC Monday. This risk is putting traders “on high alert to any signs of hawkishness,” she added.


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    • Stock Opportunities are Over for This Year 

        "People have been waiting for a dip to get long these markets," Piers Curran from Amplify Trading told CNBC Monday. Last week's dip in stocks was probably the last opportunity for investors to get in before the end of the year, he added.

LATEST BLOGS

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