Thomas-Graham Takes The Reins At CNBC

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NEW YORK–NBC named Pamela Thomas-Graham as chief executive of the CNBC business-news network, tapping a relative newcomer to the television business at a time of flat ratings and a general slowdown in ad spending, The Wall Street Journal reported.

Ms. Thomas-Graham, 38 years old, takes over the CEO post from Bill Bolster, who only about five months ago was named chairman and chief executive of the cable-TV channel. Ms. Thomas-Graham will report to Andrew Lack, who was named president and chief operating officer of NBC in May.


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