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Thursday, June 28, 2001
Microsoft Debuts CNBC on MSN Money
Microsoft Corp. and NBC have introduced
CNBC on MSN Money, a comprehensive
personal finance service on the Web, which combines the
MSN MoneyCentral and CNBC.com websites. In addition to offering
access to exclusive market news and
commentary from CNBC with online tools from Microsoft,
CNBC on MSN Money features an array of new services.
Consumers can pay bills, track account balances, and
research investments, as well as find market news and
analysis from CNBC's lineup -- including
Maria Bartiromo, Joe Kernen and Sue Herera.
``We are raising the bar in online finance yet again, delivering
the most comprehensive, easy-to-use money management service
that marries exclusive content from CNBC with sophisticated
new Microsoft tools and services,'' said Chris Jolley, director
of marketing for CNBC on MSN Money at Microsoft. ``CNBC on MSN
Money offers an unparalleled resource for anyone who wants to
simplify and take control of their finances.''
CNBC is available exclusively online at MSN Money.
Features include the following:
- Must-Watch TV and Guest List features a list of scheduled
on-air guest appearances, including CEO and
analyst interviews, on CNBC TV shows such as
Squawk Box, Power Lunch and Market Watch.
- Market Dispatch provides a digest of news from CNBC TV
reporters to keep consumers informed of breaking market
developments.
- Stock Picks and Stocks to Watch allows consumers to review
the latest stocks to watch, along with investing tips and
trends from CNBC TV's on-air guests.
- CNBC TV Anchors & Reporters offers consumers the opportunity to
get to know the anchors and reporters behind the business news
on CNBC TV.
- The StockScouter stock rating system helps consumers to
quickly assess a stock's potential for outperforming the
broader market within a six- to 12-month period.
- The Retirement Planner helps consumers map out their long-term
financial goals, while allowing them to analyze and optimize
their 401(k) and other retirement plan holdings. Through
a retail alliance with mPower, a provider
online retirement advice, consumers can receive personalized
guidance.
CNBC on MSN Money will be prominently promoted across the
CNBC cable channel, which reaches 79 million homes daily,
and the MSN network of Internet services, which has more
than 230 million visitors per month.
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