The business news website had 52.7 million unique multi-platform visitors during the month, making it the No. 3 business and financial news site.
CNBC’s best month ever for multi-platform was January, when it had 56.2 million unique visitors.
Yahoo Finance was the No. 1 multi-platform business and financial news site in March, followed by Forbes. Bloomberg was No. 4, and Dow Jones & Co., the owner of The Wall Street Journal, Barron’s and MarketWatch.com, was No. 5.
CNBC moved up to No. 1 in the desktop video category in March, reaching 16.5 million video viewers, according to comScore Video Metrix (U.S.).
And it moved up to No. 3 in mobile, delivering a record 35.9 million mobile unique visitors, according to comScore Media Metrix & Video Metrix (U.S.).
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