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I always look forward to catch up with latest breaking news using this site. They have updated news all the time which are well researched

I will no longer listen to CNBC due to Jim Cramer's ranting about vaccine mandates and other communist views. According to the FDA there were 1200 deaths from COVID jabs in the 1st 2.5 months after introduction. There were also 44,000 people who had serious illness from taking the jab. Stay out of politics and don't tell me to get a jab that could kill me or make me sick. I am tired of listening to misinformation on this vaccine's effectiveness. It's a science project and I want no part of it. If there nothing wrong with the vac why won't they release all the FDA findings for 55 years.

Who in the heck thought this new format was better? I've gone to another channel. If you want a headache just tune into CNBC for a minute. Horrendous!

I like this one in particular. Firstly because they have a lot of free articles to read and videos too.
It's a great website for those who want to raise their financial literacy; and those who think about the future and how to invest to get an income in the future.
I definitely recommend their "Personal Finance" section. I learned so many new things about saving and budgeting.

Their stories need to be fact-checked! They are creating false headlines on what "retail investors" are focusing on, in order to help hedge funds close their positions. They have stated multiple times that the shorts are covered but it is impossible to cover 68mil shares in few days when there are only around 48mil shares in total. They also stated that this movement may lead to new investors making poor investment choices but CNBC finds it morally okay for hedge funds to create naked shorts...

First of all Shepard Smith is a very annoying news person. He makes me nervous just listening to him. There are ads about his news show 100 times plus per day on CNBC and they are monotonous, annoying and repetitive. Then there is the ad about Shark Tank that has been running continually in every ad sequence with the same participants. Everyone knows about SharkTank. Why do these ads have to keep running day after day. It's a complete nightmare to hear them. I'm sure that most listeners are sick and tired of hearing these two ads.

Fake news covering Gamestop. Worst case complicity in market manipulation.

Zero coverage of a near 900% rise over 2 weeks.

Immediate coverage of a 40% dip.

Give my regards to your puppet masters

Kramer needs to calm down about us wearing a mask. Stop pushing your and your stations political agenda; this is the United States of America, people are free to wear or not wear a mask. Kramer is not a doctor, even doctors cannot agree (in private) on the effectiveness of the mask so give it a rest, stick to your clown act. Jumping around like a fool giving bad stock advice to the very basic masses.

Much better this week, not as much politics, more focused on business, I like it better! Sometimes the interviewer asks a question, and then interrupts the person trying to answer. I didn't see it happened this week, it's better!

Listening to Scott Wapner and his phony "its time to buy into the market" is cringeworthy. He is obviously spreading a false narrative so people will continue to watch the show. His information is very dangerous for the retail investor. We are obviously in a volatile market that may go down ( a lot). He always brings on guests who will back up his phony rosy outlook. He has made the show unwatchable.

Long time listener and this has strains of both positive and negative.
As far as guidance: It certainly has benefited me in some cases and hurt in others.
Hosts: Carl is probably the best. Scott can be good when he mitigates the ego. Closing Bell? Useless and/or change the host. Too defensive and full of herself. Kelly- Class, informative and challenges professionally. Kramer- Enough has been said but has not been the benefit in my gains. A hard working guy and he does care. Melissa- A breath of fresh air with wit but needs to change up the guests.

My 2 cents (my gain in late 2022) is stop with trying to report on any breaking news as a hair on fire issue. I am fine with a little politics in it as long as in check.

CNBC had an offering for a CNBC pro account for a 7-day trial which would then auto-renew after the week trial. I reached out to them about being charged at the onset of this trial and they refused to refund me for this error. They could have easily chalked this up to a misunderstanding but instead they refused the refund and opted to keep my money for a purchase that wasn't legitimate.

In addition to that, it is clear that their reporting has gotten less and less transparent, as they have been falsely depicting the news in a way that benefits them. I hate when big corporations use their power to influence the minds of the public, and it is evident that this is their top goal, rather than delighting their customer.

Love Kramer, love Tech Check and Squak on the Street, but it's SO hard watching the panels with Scott Wapner. That dude is just a complete $#*!. It's cringey and unnecessary, and dreaded. The news with Shepard Smith is just so blatantly politically biased that when they boast about being "the news" it's just transparent and bad lol. To the people in charge who are clearly disconnected from the viewer, take em both off and get a little respect and credibility back. Truth hurts.

Sympathetic, established by previous Apple originators Imran Chaudhri and Bethany Bongiorno, reported its most memorable item on Thursday in a video.

The computer-based intelligence Pin costs $699 and appends to the client's lapel, and it requires an extra $24-per-month information membership to T-Portable.

Compassionate man-made intelligence has raised more than $200 million from Financial backers including Microsoft, Tiger Worldwide, OpenAI President Sam Altman, and Salesforce Chief Marc Benioff.

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Empathetic Artificial Intelligence

Compassionate, a five-year-old man-made reasoning startup established by previous Apple

Fashioners Imran Chaudhri and Bethany Bongiorno reported its most memorable item on Thursday, a $699 pin you wear on your lapel.

The Compassionate man-made intelligence pin is intended to supplant your cell phone, permitting the client to settle on decisions, send messages, and look into data through voice controls. It likewise has a laser show, transforming your palm into a small-scale screen that can show the time, date, or what's close by.

"There are no wake words, so it's not continuously tuning in or continuously recording," Chaudhri said toward the start of a 10-minute send-off video on the organization's site. "As a matter of fact, it does nothing until you draw in with it, and your commitment gets through your voice, contact, motion, or the laser ink show."

Notwithstanding the forthright expense of the gadget, clients should pay a $24 month-to-month information membership to T-Versatile, the organization said. Having a different telephone number means that, dissimilar to wise watches, the pin isn't fastened to a cell phone.

Compassionate cocked eyebrows in Spring, when it reported a $100 million supporting round from Microsoft, LG's endeavor arm, and Tiger Worldwide before truly reporting an item. Altogether, the organization has raised more than $200 million, with commitments from OpenAI President Sam Altman and Salesforce

President Marc Benioff.

Others conscious said it will start taking requests for the man-made intelligence pin on Nov. 16.

In their video on Thursday, Chaudhry and Bongiorno exhibited a portion of the gadget's highlights and examined the innovation, which is controlled by a Qualcomm

chipset. (Qualcomm Adventures is additionally a financial backer.)

The computer-based Intelligence Pin has an implicit speaker and camera, and a light blazes when those capabilities are turned on. Twofold tapping the pin snaps a picture or video, which can be seen on Sympathetic's web application.

As well as sending and getting messages, the gadget can decipher spoken discussions from Spanish to English as well as the other way around progressively, as indicated by the demo.

Clients can get to simulated intelligence administrations from the web, as opposed to downloaded applications. Microsoft, Google, OpenAI and different organizations are contributing computer-based intelligence benefits, the organization said. Clients can request to "play tunes from well-known science fiction films" or ask for data, with answers given by huge language models. Getting into music requires a membership to Flowing.

The gadget's aide can likewise sum up the client's day-to-day schedule, the messages got, or well-being information, for example, how much "protein have I had today."

Fake, intentionally negative And untrue NEWS trying to cause panic and spread negative fake News about the current government. I guess Shepard has come to finish off what CNN fake News have not made up to cause panic. Very disappointing. What a waste of time, energy and trust. The Media has major clean up to do. CNBC is the Worst News station so far beating CNN.

First, I call it the "YOU KNOW" channel. Hearing you know - you know- you know - you know constantly is really annoying to me. If they want to be taken seriously they should stop talking like idiotic teenagers.
Second, they are clearly pro business and anti working people. Only stock market investors matter, all others exist only to serve rich people, important americans. They and their guests blame unions for inflation when the real reason is rampant greedflation and collusion. It is yet another divisive TV channel unworthy of national distribution.

CNBC use to be the go to place for non bias information on what is taking place in the economy. I am extremely disappointed in what is taking place with the blatant bias that is currently taking place. It's shameful, that this is what I previously considered an impartial news source has completely abandoned its impartial opinion. Disappointed.

Make it removed the comment section because of how dumb the articles are. Every single one is click bait. How this person retired at 20. They simply also have an online job making 250k per year. Ok…… yea maybe anyone could do that.

CNBC used to be a great source for economic and investment news. They interviewed CEO's and central bankers, and reported true economic data. Now it's just a political campaign machine. It's no longer a reliable source of information for your favorite company or industry. Often, news reports are interrupted with "BREAKING NEWS' flashes from the White House. The last breaking news was the Presidents young secretary stating "Bashing states for allowing violence" To use violent, tragic deaths as a campaign rally for her boss is disgusting. I still like Cramer/Mad Money - but I turned to Barron's for 'real" financial news.

I have watched CNBC since the late 90's. They need to be more like the weather channel. Just report the stocks and stop with the editorials. Other than Cramer, their morning crew is useless and provides no insight into the upcoming trading day. They only focus on one large item for the day and should be reporting more useful information like who is reporting today and tomorrow and provide some heads up on possible outcomes.

The way they report would be like if the weather channel only reported the weather from yesterday.

This guy has truly become a jerk in his engagement with the panel, I no longer watch his show, the rest of CNBC is useful.

Started fact checking and could not believe that there weren't a backlog of lawsuits!
I followed the political trail and found the Clinton foundation and Soros would gain much control over what the public would see on a repetitive well choreographed broadcast campaign.

I only watch for Shark Tank. Everything else is garbage. I'll try watching financial analysts, however, there are WAY TOO MANY COMMERCIALS. Joe Kernan and Scott Wapner are two of the most annoying/narcissist/instigators in the history of the universe. That's why they're on, because the pinheads running this COMMUNIST Channel want them on. Sheppard Smith harasses viewers every two seconds advertising his Fallacy/Lies show. Bloomberg is the real deal. Less commercials, more well adjusted hosts, I'll watch.