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Investing Edge
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Investing Edge is a new weekend show that gives investors and traders the edge as they start the new week. The show takes the major topics that will dominate the business news agenda and looks at how they may impact trading decisions and your portfolio. |
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The Wall Street Journal Report
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The one show you can¿t afford to miss, "The Wall Street Journal Report with Maria Bartiromo" is a half-hour syndicated program that airs every weekend, packed with information and personality. With an audience in the millions, it ranks as America's #1 Financial News program. |
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Answers with Bayless Conley
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Religious guidance from Pastor Bayless Conley of the Cottonwood Christian Center in Los Alamitos, California. |
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Joseph Prince Ministries
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With almost two decades of full-time ministry behind him, Joseph Prince has become the leading voice for a new generation of believers, a generation that builds its hope on the abundance of God's grace and the gift of His righteousness. |
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Joel Osteen
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Osteen: A weekly sermon from the Lakewood Church in Houston, TX |
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| 11:00 |
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| 11:30 |
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David Hathaway
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Praise and religious worship from David Hathaway, founder of the Eurovision Mission to Europe and editorial director of Prophetic Vision magazine. |
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| 12:00 |
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Business Poland
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"Business Poland" is a weekly program covering major economic and political developlments in Poland with in-depth news analysis. |
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| 12:15 |
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Business Turkey
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"Business Turkey" is a weekly program covering major economic and political developlments in Turkey with in-depth news analysis. Anchored by Berfu Guven, Business Turkey gives the viewer up-to-date information on the Istanbul Stock Exchange as well as Turkey's money, bond and foreign exchange markets.A regular segment includes high-level guests mostly from the business world, commenting on major stories. The viewers are also informed about upcoming economic and political events, including data r |
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Straight Talk to Bernie Lo
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Direct, no-nonsense, and honest: Straight Talk with Bernie Lo takes viewers to the people that shape the region. The half-hour show will feature exclusive, intimate one-on-ones with leaders in the corporate, political and social scene. The approach is candid and accessible, often taking the show out of the studio to where news is made. Packed with personality, Straight Talk pulls the viewer into the show, inviting commentary and questions on the most critical topics in business & beyond. |
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Managing Asia
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After a decade, "Managing Asia" remains the only feature program in Asia to present in-depth interviews every week with business executives that lead the financial and economic course of the region. To meet the leaders behind -- and sometimes featured in -- the headlines, join Christine on "Managing Asia." |
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The Wall Street Journal Report
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The one show you can¿t afford to miss, "The Wall Street Journal Report with Maria Bartiromo" is a half-hour syndicated program that airs every weekend, packed with information and personality. With an audience in the millions, it ranks as America's #1 Financial News program. |
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CNBC Super Sports
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"CNBC Sports" offers every sports fan a front row ticket to some of the biggest sporting events around the world. "CNBC Sports" has something for everyone from the excitement of the PGA Golf circuit to all the action from the Equestrian Games. Keep up to date with highlights from recent tennis, yachting, cricket and motor sports events. |
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Meet the Press
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"Meet the Press", the longest-running program ever on network television, premiered on NBC-TV on November 6, 1947, with James A. Farley, the former chairman of the Democratic National Committee and Franklin Roosevelt¿s postmaster general as its¿ first guest. The show made its initial debut two years earlier ¿ as a radio program with Martha Rountree and Lawrence Spivak as producers. For almost as long as there has been television, there has been "Meet the Press". |
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| 18:00 |
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Business Poland
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"Business Poland" is a weekly program covering major economic and political developlments in Poland with in-depth news analysis. |
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| 18:15 |
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Business Turkey
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"Business Turkey" is a weekly program covering major economic and political developlments in Turkey with in-depth news analysis. Anchored by Berfu Guven, Business Turkey gives the viewer up-to-date information on the Istanbul Stock Exchange as well as Turkey's money, bond and foreign exchange markets.A regular segment includes high-level guests mostly from the business world, commenting on major stories. The viewers are also informed about upcoming economic and political events, including data r |
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| 18:30 |
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Straight Talk to Bernie Lo
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Direct, no-nonsense, and honest: Straight Talk with Bernie Lo takes viewers to the people that shape the region. The half-hour show will feature exclusive, intimate one-on-ones with leaders in the corporate, political and social scene. The approach is candid and accessible, often taking the show out of the studio to where news is made. Packed with personality, Straight Talk pulls the viewer into the show, inviting commentary and questions on the most critical topics in business & beyond. |
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| 19:00 |
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Managing Asia
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After a decade, "Managing Asia" remains the only feature program in Asia to present in-depth interviews every week with business executives that lead the financial and economic course of the region. To meet the leaders behind -- and sometimes featured in -- the headlines, join Christine on "Managing Asia." |
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| 19:30 |
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Investing Edge
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Investing Edge is a new weekend show that gives investors and traders the edge as they start the new week. The show takes the major topics that will dominate the business news agenda and looks at how they may impact trading decisions and your portfolio. |
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| 20:00 |
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Meet the Press
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"Meet the Press", the longest-running program ever on network television, premiered on NBC-TV on November 6, 1947, with James A. Farley, the former chairman of the Democratic National Committee and Franklin Roosevelt¿s postmaster general as its¿ first guest. The show made its initial debut two years earlier ¿ as a radio program with Martha Rountree and Lawrence Spivak as producers. For almost as long as there has been television, there has been "Meet the Press". |
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Late Night with Jimmy Fallon
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Since Fallon took over the Late Night legacy in 2009, the show has been highly praised by critics and in May 2010, Entertainment Weekly named "Late Night with Jimmy Fallon" number one on their "Must List." The show¿s website www.latenightwithjimmyfallon.com has already won an Emmy Award in 2009 and in the same year, the website won a Webby Award and Fallon himself received the "Webby Person of the Year" Award. Fallon was also nominated for a Teen Choice Award in 2011 for "Choice Comedian." |
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Late Night with Jimmy Fallon
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Since Fallon took over the Late Night legacy in 2009, the show has been highly praised by critics and in May 2010, Entertainment Weekly named "Late Night with Jimmy Fallon" number one on their "Must List." The show¿s website www.latenightwithjimmyfallon.com has already won an Emmy Award in 2009 and in the same year, the website won a Webby Award and Fallon himself received the "Webby Person of the Year" Award. Fallon was also nominated for a Teen Choice Award in 2011 for "Choice Comedian." |
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Money In Motion Currency Trading
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Foreign exchange: it's the largest and most liquid market in the world by far, with $4 trillion changing hands daily. And now more than ever before, currencies are emerging as the e veryday investor's weapon ofchoice in the battle to gain an edge. That's why there has never been a better time to learn FX trading from the pros, and CNBC's "Money in Motion Currency Trading" is there to show you the way. Hosted by Melissa Lee, "Money in Motion Currency Trading" comes to you live every Friday from t |
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CNBC Asia Squawk Box
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Anchored by veterans Martin Soong and Karen Tso, the new "Squawk Box" continues to be the jumpstart on the business day for the corporate and financial communities. CNBC's signature show is better than ever, providing viewers with the edge to stay ahead: breaking news, connecting with newsmakers and chasing the hottest stories, as well as the ones that aren't hot... yet. |
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Escape from Havana: An American Story
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Between 1960 and 1962, more than 14,000 Cuban children were secretly flown to the United States to escape Fidel Castro. Parents said goodbye to their children not knowing if they would ever see them again. The airlift over the Florida Straits became known as Operation Peter Pan. In Spanish, Operación Pedro Pan. Our CNBC original documentary, Escape from Havana: An American Story, tells the fascinating story of a little-known chapter in American history. It was at the height of the Cold War when |
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The Call Asia
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A one-hour program that empowers viewers to make the right call for their business, their market & their investments. Hosted from Hong Kong &
Singapore, it's the pre-game show for the Greater China region; bringing the opening numbers from the world's financial hotspot - Shanghai; and
gearing up for trade in one of Asia's most dynamic markets - Hong Kong. CNBC will quiz business & political leaders so viewers know how to protect their wealth, fortify their trading strategy and make the call on |
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Cash Flow From Australia
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CNBC turns news flow into cash flow, creating investment, trading and business opportunities out of the mass of information, announcements and decisions that occur each morning. "Cash Flow" filters through this content and delivers 'the bottom line,' providing traders and investors with usable information that helps them make profitable decisions. |
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| 05:00 |
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Meet the Press
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"Meet the Press", the longest-running program ever on network television, premiered on NBC-TV on November 6, 1947, with James A. Farley, the former chairman of the Democratic National Committee and Franklin Roosevelt¿s postmaster general as its¿ first guest. The show made its initial debut two years earlier ¿ as a radio program with Martha Rountree and Lawrence Spivak as producers. For almost as long as there has been television, there has been "Meet the Press". |
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