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If FOX, or CNN were to be broadcast in the Mandarin language, you would have something like CCTV-2. CCTV-2 or The Chinese Central Television Channel is the finance and news arm of mainland China. It allows for a wide variety of programming 24 hours a day, 7 days a week to keep the Chinese people updated on fiscal and newsworthy items both in China locally, and around the world. It differs a bit from standard Western Programming in that it also includes contextually related game shows popular in the East and with the Chinese people. This channel is dedicated mainly to the reporting of stock exchanges, finances, consumerism, and even environmentally oriented programming. With regular segments airing on energy conservation and other environmentally aware topics, the abundant population of China gets a regular dose of information to help them make an impact locally and globally. With a bit of an emphasis on Caveat Emptor, or buyer beware, the channel also keeps the Chinese people aware of recurring and new scams that are arising as a service to keep wasteful spending down.

TV Biznes is the number one source for up-to-the-minute business and financial information. TV Biznes provides comprehensive coverage of major news stories, as well as extensive analysis and interviews with business leaders. We broadcast our daily news magazine, Biznes Today, every half an hour and our Warsaw Stock Exchange Report every hour.

One (1) among the family of Fox News networks, the Fox Business Network or FBN as its fiercely loyal viewers refer to it has emerged as the unofficially official network of laissez faire. To its credit, Fox Business News has assembled a distinguished cadre of uber-capitalist business luminaries, several of whom originally built their fan bases on CNN: Stuart Varney and Lou Dobbs, for example, became prominent as the premier business reporters in the very early days of twenty-four hour news programming. Now they are main Fox Business news anchors. Varney, schooled at The London School of Economics, numbers among a select few business analysts gifted with the ability to get it right, and many successful investors credit their success to Varney's guidance. A Harvard alum, Dobbs has emerged as one of the nation's leading authorities of the economic consequences of illegal immigration. An equally well-educated and beguilingly pretty staff of up-and-coming business reporters fills all twenty-four hours of Fox Business Network programming with breaking news and detailed micro-economic analysis. Not surprisingly, Fox Business Network specializes in reporting valuable investment information the fuel that keeps Wall Street running in fifth gear; and many of its programs appeal to small business owners and entrepreneurs, who watch Fox Business news live to be updated with relevant and actual business information. With Fox Business news live you can watch first movements in the American market from 9.20a till 11a by Varney & Company. But if you are really early bird, you should start your day with Imus, Fox business simulcast of Imus in the Morning program hosted by Don Imus. If you need up to the minute business headlines in real-time, join Fox Business live in 11 am - 15 pm to see last 60-minute trading operations in the Wall Street stock exchange with Countdown to the Closing Bell hosted by Liz Claman. Complete your business day at 9 pm and Follow the Money with Eric Bolling in his same name program.

Founded by a group of enthusiastic Koreans, MBN broad casts programming using Korean language and a schedule aimed at the Korean viewing audience that may be world wide. By streaming in the internet all programs are currently available to anyone for down streaming any time they wish. The interest is in economy as well as business related programs in South Korea and all programs come from South Korea and the MBN TV provided free and by free people. If financial news and business related activities are of interest or if how and why the economy is in the shape it is currently in, then MBN is the place to get your news each and every day. Besides news related programming MBN provides a wealth of enjoyable shows in the sports and entertainment genre. The ability to stream your choice in programs means that viewing is special and more enjoyable each time you choose to open up the computer or a newer internet capable television set you can appreciate a wide assortment of shows to keep the family entertained day and night.

DAF TV, otherwise known as Deutsches Anleger Fernsehen, covers the news related to the stock market and financial interests for Germany. Being able to track the stock market in real time by way of the ability to stream the signal over the internet is vital to those with a financial interest in such things and DAF TV allows live streaming twenty four hours a day around the globe. Analysts and bankers alike appreciate the speed with which they can keep up on what's happening financially, whether in Berlin or in New York City at any given moment. The daily schedule on DAF TV includes programming that highlights the business world. The ins and outs of various methods of making money may be viewed and opinions given in regard to what is successful stock market trading, or how to turn a small amount of money into a large sum, then how and where it may be best to invest that sum. All things regarding finances and making more money are of interest to the viewing audience at DAF TV in Germany.

Intereconomia TV is a news television channel owned and operated by Intereconomia Corporation. Intereconomia TV provides comprehensive coverage of global political, religious, economic, social and sports events in Spanish. Launched in July 2005, the TV channel often criticized for excessive promotion of western values to Spanish society. In addition to news programming, the Intereconomia TV's schedule features some entertainment content. You can watch Disney movies and BBC documentaries in Spanish every weekday evening and two or three A rated films on weekends. As for news programming Intereconomia tries its best to issue newscasts adapted for most of the Spanish-speaking audiences: + Vivir (Live Health Plus) with Manuel Torreiglesias; El gato al agua, a social policy program by by Antonio Jimenez; Los Clones (The Clones), a mockery news reality show; Punto Pelota (Ball Point), a sport newscast hosted by Josep Pedrerol; Alguien tena que decirlo (Someone Had to Say) with Ramon Pi; Mos se perdio en Cuba (Lost in Cuba), a social TV programm which airs every Saturday and presented by Xavier Horcajo; Espana en la memoria Spain in the Memory, the historical documentaries about the Spain, narrated by Alfonso Arteseros; Logrimas en la lluvia (Rain of Tears), with Juan Manuel de Prada; Hoy es sebado (Today is Saturday), a weekly news program presented by Susana Criado; Bertininos, a child-targeted program, hosted by Bertin Osborne; Primerizos (First Program), a parenting informational program, presented by Carolina Ferre; Con un par de bigotes (The Pair of Whiskers), a sport news program presented by Siro Lopez and Inaki Cano; El Telediario de Intereconomia (The Information Intereconomia), a newscast hosted by Pilar Garcia de la Granja, Jose Eduardo Garcia Serrano and Javier Esparza, which is being broadcasted everyday on 20:30 p.m.