Kay W.

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.

Used to be good information about stock markets. Now, comments are consumed with hate-speech. I wish they would leave off public comments off, like Reuter's. People can write letters to the editor instead.