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CNBC's Kelli Grant gives tips on smart ways to spend on love for Valentine's Day. |
CNBC's Dominic Chu and Seema Mody face off each week on "Closing Bell," arguing about where investors should put their money. In this "Unscripted," Mody shares her superhero secrets, and Jon Fortt offers his two cents. |
If Warren Buffett were an Olympian, he'd win gold in the marathon. So jokes CNBC's Sheila Dharmarajan who joins fellow reporter Jane Wells in this edition of "Something Completely Different," an unscripted and fun look at the people and things in the news. |
CNBC consumer reporter Kelli Grant fills viewers in on what bills you can expect when you add a dog to your family. |
In this episode of "Something Completely Different," CNBC's Jane Wells asks fellow reporter Dominic Chu something he'd never be asked on live TV. |
From four-legged robots to animatronic babies, check out some of the coolest videos making waves on the Web. |
Original Productions
CNBC's Seema Mody looks at three stocks to watch tomorrow, including CBS, which announced a $1.5 billion buyback program; Whole Foods, which missed on the top and bottom lines today; and Cisco, which beat expectations and increased its dividend. |
CNBC’s Jane Wells and friends bring you the latest mouth-watering or stomach-wrenching trends in food and drink in Chew & Brew. |
Technology is all about innovation and evolution. On Geeked Out - we tap into the pulse of the hi-tech world by showcasing the coolest, funniest and geekiest videos making waves on the web. |
Your behind-the-scenes look at how stories are discussed, debated and rejected with the guys behind CNBC’s NetNet blog. Senior Editor John Carney and Senior Writer Jeff Cox spar about the hottest topics making news on the street. Flanked by a host of other opinionated colleagues, we like to say NetNetTV, where voices are loud and listening is optional. |
Spending money is easy. Finding ways to make the most if it requires smart thinking and strategic planning. CNBC.com Consumer Reporter Kelli Grant brings her expertise to the table to help viewers get an edge when it comes to putting their cash to work and making good financial decisions. |
When it comes to diving deep into the numbers, no one knows more or has more passion from the floor of the Chicago Board of Trade than CNBC’s Rick Santelli. Here on the Santelli Exchange: Extra, Rick dives deep into the most important economic data and trends, keeping you smarter and entertained. |
Tech Yeah! zeros in on the biggest trends, hottest issues and coolest gadgets making waves in the ever-changing world of technology. |
The Unexpected, The Unique & The Unusual
They are the people you know and count on for the latest market news and expert analysis. CNBC Unscripted shows you a side of our anchors, reporters and analysts you rarely get to see – what happens when they step off the set. It’s a look at the surprising passions, humor and the not-so wicked ways of the people you thought you knew and now will know a whole lot better. |
You may not know it by our apparent obsession with charts, graphs and numbers, but we at CNBC do have a sense of humor, especially at the Digital Workshop. We know you have a sense of humor too. CNBC Uncharted; your off the charts, off the wall and sometimes just “off” take on the people, the stories, the topics that people are buzzing about. It’s CNBC only more fun. |
They may be small and cute, but these puppets have dirty little secrets; they love stealing the things you say when you think no one is listening. Based on actual tweets like those from @GSElevator, these puppets bring to life the side comments, the little put-downs and the stuff you don’t want your boss (or mother) to hear. |
Yahoo! Co-Productions
... is home to Big Data Download that taps into the big data revolution to deliver valuable information to everyday investors and business decision makers. The show draws upon a wide range of sources including Yahoo! search data, social sentiment and investing algorithms created exclusively for this program. |
...is home to "Off the Cuff," where we take you outside the boardroom to show you what high-impact leaders do off the clock. Every week, corporate tycoons will answer questions about what they like (and loathe), what makes them get up in the morning, and what inspires them. |
Special Reports
450,000 people had robot-assisted surgery last year, but now the makers of da Vinci are facing controversy about the safety of its surgical device. CNBC contributor Herb Greenberg investigates allegations of problems in the operating room in "The da Vinci Debate." |
The Veterans Healthcare system has come under fire as officials reap big bonuses while patients suffer. CNBC's Dina Gusovsky reports/investigates |
CNBC's “Selling the American Dream” goes inside multi-level marketing, and shows how quickly people can fall into financial ruin. |
CNBC Prime: Extras
The hosts of CNBC’s Car Chasers share their expertise on everything you need to know about what’s under the ‘hood and all that stuff from fender to fender. |
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About CNBC Digital Workshop
Welcome to the CNBC Digital Workshop, a digital production studio that develops and produces original video programming for CNBC and our partners. Business stories with a twist. Off-beat programming that may surprise. Here at the CNBC Digital Workshop we create original videos that drive the conversation, inform our audience, and always entertain.
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