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CNBC Correspondent Jane Wells Retiring After Nearly 30 Years
Wells came to CNBC in 1996 providing special coverage of the O.J. Simpson civil case.
Roger Goodell to CNBC: When it Comes to Streaming, ‘You Have to Go Where Your Fans Are’
NFL Commissioner Roger Goodell appeared on CNBC's 'Squawk Box' ahead of tonight's first ever game for the league in South America. The interview touched...
Brian Roberts: Paris Olympics is ‘One of the Proudest Moments’ for Comcast Since Owning NBCUniversal
NBCUniversal has had a strong start to the Olympic Games Paris 2024, attaining record-setting advertising revenue and strong viewership on both linear television and...
Alex Sherman Looks to Grow CNBC Sport By Reaching Younger Sports Fans
In 2024, media outlets must find ways to be distinct and stand out, rejecting complacency and adopting a zeal to pioneer new frontiers. Alex...
Charles Barkley: I Think Warner Bros. Discovery Has Lost NBA Media Rights
"All the people I’ve been working with for the last 24 years, they’re like family to me, and I really hope we match."
Report: Netflix Looking for Production Partner for NFL Christmas Day Game Broadcasts
The report also indicates that there could be “more resistance among current NFL partners to help out Netflix” because the company may be looking to become a long-term media rights partner for the league in the future.
CNBC Contributor Ben White Dies
"He loved his family, being a journalist, rooting for the Yankees and the Commanders and so much more."
NBCUniversal Names Olympic Hosts for USA, CNBC and E!; Kathryn Tappen Headlines
“We are excited to have an experienced group of hosts to present the most compelling stories, news, and interviews as we take viewers from event to event throughout the Games."
Kate Rooney Has Become One of Tech’s Leading Reporters After Nearly a Decade at CNBC
"You have to just do it to get better and it's so public but you have to mess up to get better."
Report: NBA Likely to Agree to Media Rights Package with NBCUniversal, Could Lead to Potential Litigation
Both the NBA and Warner Bros. Discovery are reportedly researching to see if the league can reject a matching bid.