Chris Ariens of TVNewser reports that CNBC anchor Bill Griffeth plans to take a one-year leave from the business news network, beginning in two weeks.
“Griffeth was part of the team that started the Financial News Network in 1981. He joined CNBC in 1991 when NBC purchased FNN and merged it with CNBC.”
Griffeth is one of the most respected financial journalists in the country. Best known for his quick wit and his ability to think on his feet, he brings an extensive knowledge of the markets and market history to CNBC’s programming.
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