Wayne Shannon, whose quirky “What’s It All Mean” commentaries were a staple in the early years of CNBC, was found dead at the age of 64.
“Shannon joined CNBC, then known as the Consumer News and Business Channel, as a commentator when the network launched in 1989. His wry essays, typically as many as three per day, continued until CNBC began focusing more heavily on financial news in the early 1990s.
“Before joining CNBC, Shannon held similar positions in Detroit, Philadelphia and San Francisco, where a local newspaper once referred to him as ‘The Will Rogers of Bay Area TV.’ Shannon was the recipient of six Emmy awards and four CableACE nominations, his son said.”
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