CNBC plans standalone streaming channel in 2025
CNBC is planning to launch a standalone streaming channel early next year, with enhanced market data and real-time headlines, starting at $15 per month.
CNBC is a financial news channel owned by Comcast. The network began in 1989 as a joint venture between NBC (then separate from Comcast) and Cablevision. CNBC broadcasts from studios in New York City and New Jersey, with international variants targeting Europe, the Middle East and Asia.
CNBC is planning to launch a standalone streaming channel early next year, with enhanced market data and real-time headlines, starting at $15 per month.
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