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Chloe Cho
CHLOE CHO
Reporter, CNBC Asia Pacific


Formerly with Channel NewsAsia, Chloe Cho has joined CNBC's industry-leading team of on-air journalists and will be providing live hits into key business day programming -- "Squawk Box," "CNBC's Cash Flow" and "Capital Connection" -- with reporting on regional market issues and business stories.

With over 12 years of experience, Chloe Cho previously presented Channel NewsAsia's daily news program "East Asia Tonight," which reports on events in China, Japan, Korea, Hong Kong and Taiwan. She also regularly anchored Channel NewsAsia's "World Today" and "Asia Today."

Chloe enjoys handling breaking news and helmed coverage of such events as the death of former Indonesian President Suharto, the 2006 Thai military coup, the bombings in Bali and London, the 2006 IMF/World Bank meetings and provided live commentary on Pope John Paul II's funeral.

Aside from news, Chloe hosted and co-produced "Insight," a weekly current affairs show. She also hosted and produced other current affairs programs, including "Building Brands: East Meets West," "The Interview" and "One on One."

Prior to joining Channel NewsAsia in 2004, Chloe was news team manager and presenter at South Korea's English-speaking network, Arirang TV, where she also served as morning news editor.


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