Sentence examples for business news program from inspiring English sources

PBS's "Nightly Business Report" is by some measures the most popular business news program on television.

Mrs. Tironi, 29, works in Englewood Cliffs, N.J., as a line producer on "Squawk Box," a morning business news program on the CNBC cable television network.

"The S.E.C., with the best of intentions, is doing something that could be very, very Big Brotherish down the road," said Neil Cavuto, anchor of "Your World," a business news program on the Fox News Channel.

Unhappy in banking, she wrote a letter to Willow Bay, a former morning show correspondent and weekend host who had just become a co-anchor of the business news program "Moneyline" on CNN.

Al Masini, a creator of hit television shows that often focused on glamour and fame, among them "Lifestyles of the Rich and Famous" and "Entertainment Tonight," the breezy show business news program that has run for 29 years, died on Monday in Honolulu.

Spots that may not raise hackles if they appear, say, in a late-night comedy show or an early-morning business news program on a cable network may prove problematic when they can be viewed by tens of millions, including children.

Still, he said, it is expected to dominate CNBC's business news programs eventually.

Mr. Cramer said in a written statement that he was "pleased with the settlement, which validates Fox News' legitimate interests in enforcing its contractual rights, while allowing me to appear on other business news programs".

Mr. Eberhard, 39, who appeared on "Moneyline" on CNN and other business news programs, was named in a two-count criminal complaint unsealed in Federal District Court in Manhattan, accusing him of carrying out a scheme to make excessive trades in clients' accounts that caused at least one customer to lose more than $10 million.

CNN billed "Moneyline" as the business-news program watched "by more C.E.O.'s than any other," and its audience was so demographically desirable that CNN was able to charge advertisers some of the steepest cost-per-thousand rates in television.

While maintaining studios in the building for many years, WCIU-TV broadcast the Stock Market Observer, a daily seven-hour live business television news program that is listed in the Guinness Book of World Records for the show telecast the most hours.