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CNBC’s Rick Santelli to Retire After More Than 27 Years
The longtime markets correspondent will remain a contributor at the network The post CNBC’s Rick Santelli to Retire After More Than 27 Years appeared first on TheWrap .
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Rick Santelli, the longtime CNBC markets correspondent whose fiery reports from the trading floor made him one of the business network’s most recognizable personalities, is retiring from his full-time role after more than 27 years. His last day on air will be Oct. 2, TheWrap has learned, though he plans to return as a contributor after his retirement. His departure was announced Friday morning on “Squawk Box.”
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