CNBC cancels ‘Nightly Business Report’ and syndicated ‘On the Money’

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CNBC is shuttering production “Nightly Business Report” and the syndicated “On the Money.”

• “Nightly Business Report” is the longest running business news program in TV history — though it’s been on various networks since starting out in Miami in 1979.
• CNBC bought the show in 2013.
• At the time, production moved to the network’s Englewood Cliffs, New Jersey, facility after spending decades originating out of PBS member station WPBT in Miami.
• “Nightly Business” is currently anchored by Bill Griffeth and Sue Herera.
• “On the Money,” meanwhile, is a weekly half our interview show current hosted by Becky Quick (who also anchors “Squawk Box”).
• The program is syndicated nationally, but will end its run at the end of 2019.
• Originally known as “Wall Street Journal Report,” the show changed names in 2013 after CNBC’s content sharing agreement with WSJ ended.
• Maria Bartiromo hosted the show until she left for Fox Business in 2014.