Worldwide Business Center
Around CNBC's global branches, there are many counterparts of Business Center in the world:
Channel |
Program |
Still Run? |
Presenters |
Replacement |
CNBC Asia |
Business Center |
(2000-10-30—2005-02-15) |
Martin Soong, Grace Phan |
CNBC Tonight |
CNBC Australia |
Business Centre Australia |
(2001-01-01—2004-01-02) |
Mark Laudi, Amanda Drury |
Business Center |
CNBC Europe |
Business Centre Europe |
(2001-01-15—2001-09) |
Sarah Clements (until mid-2001), Emma Crosby (mid-2001 onwards) |
CNBC-TV18 |
Business Center |
(2004—present) |
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N/A |
CNBC U.S. Weekday Programs
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(All times ET)
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4–6a Worldwide Exchange
6–9a Squawk Box
9–12p Squawk on the Street
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12-1p Fast Money Halftime Report
1–2p Power Lunch
2–3p Street Signs
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3–5p Closing Bell
5–6p Fast Money
6–7p Mad Money
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7–8p The Kudlow Report
8–11p CNBC Specials
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- ABC (current)
- CBS (current)
- CW
- Fox (current)
- NBC (current)
- A&E (current)
- AMC
- Comedy Central
- CNBC
- Disney Channel
- E!
- FX
- HBO
- History
- OWN
- MTV
- Nick Jr.
- Nickelodeon
- Showtime
- Starz
- Syfy
- TBS
- TNT
- USA
Past shows: Before the Bell · Today's Business · Wake Up Call · Capitol Gains · The Money Wheel · Market Watch · Morning Call / Midday Call · Inside Opinion · Open Exchange · Market Wrap · Kudlow & Cramer · Business Insiders · Bull Session · Business Tonight · The Edge · Business Center · Bullseye · Checkpoint CNBC · The Money Club · Steals and Deals · Great Stuff · Capital Report · America Now · Kudlow & Company · On the Money
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