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American Greed is an American documentary television series that premiered on CNBC in 2007. Each episode reconstructs cases involving fraud, embezzlement, investment schemes, identity theft, or other financially motivated crimes, using interviews, archival material, and narration. The series focuses...
Why this score
Long-running CNBC true-crime franchise with strong viewer recognition, durable rerun value, and accessible fraud storytelling.
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Squawk Box is a long-running financial television program broadcast on CNBC, having launched on the network in 1995. Airing in the morning hours before the opening bell of the stock market, the show features a mix of market analysis, corporate earnings breakdowns, and interviews with major business...
The Exchange is a CNBC weekday business-news program hosted by Kelly Evans. It covers U.S. financial markets during the trading day and places market movements alongside reporting on economics, companies and corporate news. The format is aimed at viewers who want a same-day explanation of market act...
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Solid CNBC markets program with credible host and timely business coverage, though specialized and less iconic than network flagships.
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The Profit is an American reality television series broadcast on CNBC, premiering in 2013. The show features businessman Marcus Lemonis as he invests his own capital into struggling small businesses across the United States. In exchange for his investment, Lemonis takes an equity stake and assumes o...
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Solid business-reality following and practical appeal, but formulaic rescues and controversy around deals limit prestige.
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Worldwide Exchange is CNBC's early-morning business news program, broadcast before regular U.S. stock-market trading begins. It links overnight developments in Asian and European markets with U.S. futures, currencies, commodities, economic data, and corporate news, while using interviews and market...
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Useful global pre-market coverage with professional business reporting, but early slot and formulaic structure limit broader recognition.
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Closing Bell is a CNBC business-news program built around the end of the regular United States stock-market session. It follows market movements, corporate and economic developments, and the day's major financial stories, using live prices, interviews, and analysis from CNBC correspondents and guest...
Debuting in 1996, Power Lunch is a midday financial television program broadcast on the CNBC network. The show provides live coverage of stock market movements, corporate earnings, and breaking business news during the trading day. It is designed for investors, financial professionals, and viewers i...
Fast Money is a CNBC business-news program that debuted in 2005. It features a host and a panel of market commentators who discuss stocks, trading strategies, economic developments, and notable movements in financial markets. The program is intended for viewers who follow United States business news...
Mad Money with Jim Cramer is a CNBC financial television program hosted by Jim Cramer, a former hedge fund manager and financial commentator. The program discusses publicly traded companies, stock-market developments, and investment ideas, often using an energetic presentation style. It is intended...
Halftime Report is a CNBC financial news program focused on the United States stock market around the middle of the trading day. The program covers market performance, company news, economic developments, and investment opinions through interviews and discussion with analysts and market participants...
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Functional midday recap format with limited distinct identity, modest reputation, and few notable awards or lasting influence.
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What leads the Cnbc ranking?
American Greed currently leads the Cnbc results with a displayed score of 7.55/10. This is an editorial ranking result for the items included on this page, not a universal verdict for every use case.
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