CNBC LLC, the owner of the renowned financial news website, has implemented various features aimed at enhancing user privacy and accessibility. The website now provides users with multiple options to manage their privacy, reflecting its commitment to compliance with regulations such as the California Consumer Privacy Act (CCPA).
When users go to the CNBC website, they’ll see the CCPA Opt-Out Icon. This new feature would allow California residents to quickly and easily opt out of their personal information being sold or shared. This new feature continues to reflect CNBC’s long-standing dedication to user privacy and transparency. Users located in the state of California may access a California Notice. Providing this short notice allows them to stay in touch with their rights under state law.
If you’re interested in learning more, read CNBC’s detailed Privacy Policy. It explains their data practices and how they inform users about their data collection activities. This policy is available and transparent, located behind a prominent link on the homepage of their website. Users shall have access to the Terms of Service. These publications provide key standards and policies for accessing and utilizing the site.
In a move to foster better communication with its audience, CNBC LLC has established a ‘Get In Touch’ section on its website. This new feature allows users to directly contact CNBC with questions or comments. In addition, CNBC has a variety of newsletters that you can subscribe to for free. By signing up for these specific newsletters, users can get even more focused, industry-specific content that matches their interests.
For companies and ad agencies interested in advertising on air, CNBC offers an Advertise With Us Page. Those interested are provided with a link that makes it easy to get in touch. This is the first sign that CNBC is willing to accommodate outside partners on this project.
CNBC LLC is determined to protect user rights and information disclosure. This commitment is evident in its copyright for the year 2025. This further highlights its continued dedication to offering a trustworthy, transparent free platform for financial news and information.