World Business Review
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World Business Review is an American television news magazine that airs on both CNBC and Bravo as "paid programming" in the United States. It was hosted for six years by Alexander Haig, and is now hosted by Norman Schwarzkopf. It discusses business and technology, presenting short segments about specific companies and their products, with supporting material from field reports and industry experts. The business educational series is used by a number of major colleges and universities as a course supplement. The weekly series is among the longest running utilizing this format, and originally hosted by Casper Weinberger, former Secretary of Defense and Chairman of Forbes Magazine.
[edit] Controversy
The program has come under controversy for accepting underwriting from the companies which are featured on it. However, the program's producers maintain that they retain editorial control. [1] [2] [3]
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