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CNBC correspondent Bob Pisani to retire from day-to-day reporting: ‘A true Wall Street institution’
Bob Pisani, the longtime senior markets correspondent at CNBC, will be stepping away from his day-to-day reporting duties after a storied career spanning more than three decades with the network.
Versant goes big on sports: Here's what to know
CNBC's Alex Sherman joins 'Squawk Box' to discuss what Versant's sports strategy could look like, Warner Bros. Discovery's ...
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Major CNBC Personality Stepping Down After 35 Years
Veteran financial journalist Bob Pisani is concluding his daily broadcasting career after decades of delivering market ...
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Comcast's New Spinoff Company Name Raises a Slippery Question: What's a Versant?
Comcast's cable networks became the latest big company to announce a name change. As a badge for the cable network portfolio ...
Comcast spinoff Versant will pursue their own live sports rights
Versant is the spinoff from Comcast containing several prominent cable channels including USA, Syfy, E!, CNBC, MSNBC, Oxygen ...
Versant Is New Name for Comcast Spin-Off
We won’t have SpinCo to kick around any longer. The name of the parent company for the cable networks and other assorted ...
Sounds Like Warner Bros. Discovery Will Have Its Own SpinCo in the “Not-Too-Distant” Future
Faber said that is “almost definitely” will see the Warner Bros. studios paired with Max, leaving WBD’s cable networks as the ...
What does NBC's spinoff mean for sports fans?
Earlier this week, Comcast and NBC announced the name of their impending spinoff entity: Versant. The new company is set to launch by year’s end, and sports fans are wondering what it all means for ...