CNBC Asia names Chan senior correspondent
Emily Chan is now a senior correspondent at CNBC Asia, Hong Kong bureau. Previously, she was a correspondent at the network. Chan has been with CNBC for more than 13 years. She has also...
Emily Chan is now a senior correspondent at CNBC Asia, Hong Kong bureau. Previously, she was a correspondent at the network. Chan has been with CNBC for more than 13 years. She has also...
Michael Hill of Newscast Studio looks at the design of the new CNBC show “TechCheck.” Hill writes, “The centerpiece of the show’s look is a dramatic gold checkmark that stands in for the word ‘Check’...
Lindsey Stanberry, deputy managing editor of CNBC Make It, is moving to a new position as editorial director of CNBC Select. CNBC Select provide content around personal finance topics such as credit cards, loans...
Noah Higgins-Dunn has been hired by Fierce Pharma as a reporter. He will start April 12. Higgins-Dunn is currently a digital associate for CNBC.com covering the coronavirus. As a health and science reporter, he...
Taylor Mulcahey of the International Journalists’ Network profiled CNBC staffer Korey Matthews, who began his career during the pandemic. Mulcahey writes, “Matthews started full time at CNBC in January supporting TV production by pulling assets...
CNBC.com reporter Will Feuer has been hired by Institutional Investor as a reporter. His first day will be April 5. He will cover financial news. Feuer is a writer on CNBC.com’s health and science team covering...
CNBC senior vice president of business news Dan Colarusso sent out the following announcement on Friday: For more than three decades, CNBC has had a unique place in covering the nation’s political landscape – our audience demands...
CNBC plans to replace “Squawk Alley,” a technology-focused hour that has been slotted at 11 a.m. since May 2014, with “TechCheck,” reports Brian Steinberg of Variety. Steinberg reports, “The hour will be CNBC’s first that...
The Verge editor in chief Nilay Patel spoke with CNBC anchor Jon Fortt about his job. Here is an excerpt: Do you actively think about how much the minute-to-minute content of CNBC moves the markets in...
CNBC’s Sue Herera is stepping back from her day-to-day on-air responsibilities to take on a role as a contributor and part-time anchor. The “Power Lunch” team bids her farewell by looking at her 30-year...