CNBC LLC, a leading provider of business news and financial information, continues to expand its digital presence by offering free newsletters and a variety of advertising options. Full story available at cnbc.com. It provides an all-in-one hub where you can discover valuable information on products and services from various industries.
Subscribers can register for CNBC’s newsletters, including an exclusive subscribers-only newsletter in a special section of CNBC.com, located here. These newsletters deliver essential, breaking updates and analysis, keeping readers on top of the most important and rapidly changing developments in business and finance.
Beyond newsletters, CNBC provides companies with numerous ways to promote their products and services through targeted advertising. We welcome inquiries from potential advertisers and you can get more information through the advertising contact page at NBC Universal Advertising. This strategic move makes sense as CNBC works to diversify its revenue streams. It provides them with priceless visibility, a major incentive for businesses looking to attract a wider audience.
According to CNBC, it is dedicated to being transparent and protecting user privacy. The website has a Privacy Policy available at NBC Universal Privacy. This policy identifies the personal data that we collect from you, how we use it and how we protect it. In order to operate fully in accordance with the California Consumer Privacy Act (CCPA) — along with many other regulations — CNBC utilizes an Opt-Out Icon, located here. Users may appreciate a deeper discussion of CCPA compliance found within the CA Notice at California Consumer Privacy Act.
CNBC has its own detailed and publicly available Terms of Service, which set out rules for use of its website and other services. These terms are open to negotiation at CNBC Terms.