Kristoffer
Posted
Biased
Biased, and bought. This news site is sadly, one of those bought and paid for. They now spread both lies and facts, making it impossible to trust them.
Bad
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CNBC is an American pay television business news channel that is owned by NBCUniversal Broadcast, Cable, Sports and News, a division of NBCUniversal, with both being ultimately owned by Comcast.
CNBC (cnbc.com) has 129 customer reviews on Rated Honest, with an average rating of 1.6 out of 5.
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Kristoffer
Posted
Biased, and bought. This news site is sadly, one of those bought and paid for. They now spread both lies and facts, making it impossible to trust them.
Adrian P.
Posted
The station is no longer fact and just opinions. Best to switch it off. There is no journalism any more just script reading actors. Truly shocking
Starzee
Posted
Not a trustworthy source for facts.
Adam P.
Posted
The news are one sided and bends the truth to the benefit of big hedgefunds and market makers
Krazyeye
Posted
Your program and Reddit community are the same damn thing; remember what Gary said on the live interview (08-05-21). Oh, why did you cut out the last two minutes of Gary's interview?? Didn't like what you've heard huh? Then you decided to change the subject about him teaching blah blah... Nah brah, just go eat sh!t CNBC
Robert S.
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Just watched Shep Smith with his promise of truthful news. The problem is that it's the truth and facts as he wants to see it, contaminated with his political views. I'm really disappointed that this network allows such garbage reporting and I'll never watch it again.
Jack G.
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Wapner has to go. Little mind. HUGE EGO. Put him in a room with Burger King crown, tell him he's king, and we're all relieved.
Ayla D.
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Disappointed in Half Time and Scott Wapner. He should cater to his tv audience, who have been watching g his show for years, instead of trying to get his audience to watch CNBC pro. Ridiculous would have loved to hear Carrie Firestone who is an excellent analyst on his show but instead limits her to CNBC pro which nobody wants to pay additional money to watch especially with do many other options like Bloomberg,