CNBC AND YPO ANNOUNCE EXCLUSIVE EDITORIAL PARTNERSHIP

This week CNBC announced an exclusive editorial partnership with the Young Presidents’ Organization (YPO). As part of the collaboration, YPO will establish “Chief Executive Networks” in the US and across the globe to advise and inform CNBC’s audience and editorial leadership on what they’re experiencing on the frontlines of the economy. It also means CNBC will have exclusive broadcast rights to the YPO Global Pulse Index, which offers a read on global CEO confidence including YPO members’ sentiments.

“We’re thrilled that for the first time in the 62-year history of this prestigious not-for-profit, YPO is partnering with a news organization to channel the voices of its network of executives, whose companies collectively generate US$6 trillion annually in global revenue,” said Nikhil Deogun, senior vice president and editor in chief, CNBC Business News.

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CNBC.COM REPORTS IMPRESSIVE JANUARY STATISITCS

According to comScore, CNBC.com continues to be the #1 non-portal business website in page views:

• At 331 million page views, CNBC.com had its best January ever, according to comScore, up +6% YOY, and up +9% month-over-month
• Over 1 in 10 pages viewed on websites within the Business/Finance - News/Research category are on CNBC.com
• Only Yahoo! Finance had more PVs than CNBC in the category, according to comScore

 

Engagement remained strong on CNBC.com in January. According to comScore, CNBC.com was:

• #1 in time spent per visitor (82 minutes/visitor) 
• #1 in page views per visitor (54 PVs/visitor) among sites with more than a million visitors 
• #1 in total time spent (507 million minutes) among non-portal sites
  • CNBC.com has the highest share of total time spent among stand-alone sites in the category
  •  CNBC.com usage makes up 22% of all time spent on business/finance sites among all users of the category
• #1 in average minutes per visit (11 minutes)

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CNBC UNVEILS NEW SET ON NYSE FLOOR

In a ribbon-cutting ceremony this morning, CNBC president Mark Hoffman debuted the new CNBC set on the NYSE Floor, with the "Squawk Box" and "Closing Bell" hosts, Steve Fastook and the NYSE Euronext CEO, Duncan Niederauer.  Also known as “Post Nine”, in honor of the trading post it replaced, the set, which will be used for “Squawk on the Street” and “Closing Bell”, makes CNBC the first media entity to have a permanent broadcast stage on the trading floor.

“It’s just so unbelievable to think that CNBC is now one of the major posts at the NYSE. Twenty years ago when we first started down here, no one would have believed that the network would have actually be housed in one of the major posts, so it’s another step in the evolution, another first frankly for CNBC,” Closing Bell’s Maria Bartiromo stated.

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CNBC EXCLUSIVE ONE-ON-ONE INTERVIEW WITH TREASURY SECRETARY TIMOTHY GEITHNER

Treasury Secretary Timothy Geithner joined Steve Liesman for an in-depth one-on-one interview this morning on Squawk Box. Geithner answered questions about rising oil prices, the global economy and the housing market. Click here  to see the video of the exclusive interview.

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PREMIERING TOMORROW AT 9P EST: "FILTHY RICH: CORRUPTION, OIL AND DIRTY MONEY"

Premiering tomorrow at 9pm EST, “Filthy Rich,” is a one-hour original documentary reported by award-winning Senior Correspondent Scott Cohn and the CNBC Investigations Inc. team. They follow the money around the globe to Dubai, London, Paris and the United States, which is fast becoming a place for the Filthy Rich to hide their wealth.

The Filthy Rich hail from all over the world and CNBC profiles a number of them, including the Obiang family from the tiny West African nation of Equatorial Guinea that used shell companies and California banks to buy tens of millions of dollars’ worth of luxury cars, jewelry, real estate and even Michael Jackson’s crystal studded glove valued at $275,000.

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CNBC (EMEA) PROGRAMMING HIGHLIGHTS 2012

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CNBC ANNOUNCES AN EXCITING SPRING LINEUP ON “THE SUZE ORMAN SHOW”

Covering today's hottest financial topics, "The Suze Orman Show" helps people make the connection between self-worth and net worth.

Today CNBC announced the show’s listings for the month of March and the beginning of April. March will be Money Mojo month in which Suze will speak with callers about their personal stories while providing advice to help them get their money mojo back. During April, in honor of Financial Literacy Month, Suze will educate her viewers in Suze School, answering questions from a younger generation about the best practices to saving for the future and investing in the market.

03/03/2012 -- PAY DOWN CREDIT CARD DEBT
03/10/2012 -- RULES FOR LENDING MONEY
03/17/2012 -- SUZE INTERVENTION
03/24/2012 -- TARGET DATE FUNDS
03/31/2012 -- HELP FOR HOMEOWNERS
04/07/2012 --TAX TOGETHERNESS
04/14/2012 -- DEALS OR DUDS?

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CNBC EXCLUSIVE INTERVIEW WITH CHAIRMAN AND CEO JOHN STUMPF

Wells Fargo Chairman and CEO John Stumpf gave a rare and exclusive interview on CNBC’s “Squawk Box” this morning. Stumpf discussed his view on putting the customer first and the corporate culture of Wells Fargo.

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CNBC EXCLUSIVE INTERVIEW WITH ACTING FDIC CHAIR, MARTIN GRUENBERG

The acting chair of the FDIC, Martin Gruenberg, gave an exclusive interview to CNBC’s Mary Thompson today on “Squawk on the Street.” Gruenberg spoke about the state of community banks and the banking system, live from Arlington, VA, where FDIC officials and community bankers were gathered to discuss the banking industry and new rules.

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NEW ON CNBC.COM: REDESIGNED TECHNOLOGY CHANNEL

CNBC.com launched its redesigned Technology channel this week. The channel features:
-       Dynamic stories updated daily by a dedicated editor
-       Slideshows
-       Tech stocks to watch and related real-time data
-       Video gallery with related on-air reports

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