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Dennis Kneale's turbulent but entertaining tenure at CNBC is set to end, barring a last-minute plot twist. According to sources with knowledge of the situation, Kneale is likely to leave after his contract expires in the next several weeks.
CNBC Loses Charlie Gasparino to Fox, but Keeps David Faber
5:25PM 2/17/2010
Did Fox Business Network score a major coup when it hired tough-talking CNBC reporter Charlie Gasparino (pictured) to be its new senior correspondent? Charlie Gasparino certainly thinks so. In fact, he's already tweeted about a scoop: "I've already started kicking ass!"
Kinsley Out as Editor of Atlantic's New Business Site
12:30PM 1/27/2010
Michael Kinsley, the Slate founder and all-purpose genius, is stepping down as editor of the not-yet-launched business site of Atlantic Media, publisher of The Atlantic magazine. He had been in the position since October, and he confirms his departure in an exclusive to DailyFinance.
Wall Street Journal unveils professional site for paying customers
3:50PM 10/21/2009
Ever since Rupert Murdoch took over The Wall Street Journal, he's been remaking it as more of a general-interest read with ample political coverage and extras like a sports page and a pop-culture blog. But where does that leave all the in-depth industry news and analysis?
In fact, soon there will...
A month ago, Atlantic Media announced it had hired Slate founder and all-purpose pundit Michael Kinsley to launch a "new digital media property," but it didn't say just what sort of property it would be.
Turns out, it's the same sort as the one you're reading -- i.e. a business-news website....
Fox Business Network is in talks to hire Don Imus, and some, including Henry Blodget, see that as a sign that the fledgling cable outlet is on the ropes after less than two years of existence. On the other hand, however, it may well be a programming masterstroke.
FBN is reportedly looking to...
CNBC has turned 20, and we would be remiss if we didn't take a moment to mark the occasion by evaluating the network's impact on the financial world.
First, a little surprise: The primary strength of CNBC is, arguably, not what you may think. Most people would probably cite CNBC's ability to...
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