CNBC anchor MARK HAINES has passed away

CNBC anchor Mark Haines has died at 65, the network announced Wednesday. Haines was the co-host of "Squawk on the Street" and had been at CNBC since 1989. He was one of the network's most familiar faces.
CNBC President Mark Hoffman said Haines died at his home on Tuesday evening.
"With his searing wit, profound insight and piercing interview style, he was a constant and trusted presence in business news for more than 20 years," Hoffman said in a statement.
The network produced this look back at some of Haines' most memorable moments with his longtime co-host, Erin Burnett, when she left CNBC.

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Huge loss. Loved watching this guy....always doing his off the top of his head fair value numbers before the opening...just an all around great man.

R.I.P. Mr. Haines :bowdown:

what's the matter nos, did he dare disagree with you at some point ?

Had the pleasure of meeting him one evening many many moons ago at a 'do' in NYC, was IMO one of the smarter talking heads on CNBC

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what's the matter nos, did he dare disagree with you at some point ? Had the pleasure of meeting him one evening many many moons ago at a 'do' in NYC, was IMO one of the smarter talking heads on CNBC

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calm down chichi, I am allowed to have my opinion like you.

not arguing that, just not seeing much point in a comment like that against a news journalist who you never knew, met or interacted with and compared to so many others did not have the conflicts of interest or outright being on the payroll of one side of the story being told ...

What happened?

Very visible face on network

I've been watching him since I was in high school. Always thought the guy was pretty good. RIP :cheers:

Another reminder of how life can end premature

Liked to catch him on Squawk Box if I could. Wasn't one of the rah rah types, would give a fair appraisal of what he thought was happening in the market. RIP.

He was great for many, many years. Nearly made Barney Frank cry on the air last year.

I enjoyed watching him in the morning. He had a good handle on the financial industry. RIP.

Very smart man, he will be missed.

One of the few I like there, shame.

A great man. CNBC will never be the same.

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A great man. CNBC will never be the same.

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CNBC just fell another notch.

Are you fuking kidding me he was a great guy

what a shocker! CNBC won't be the same.

i still remember he got kicked off of squawk box for the following quote on 9/11, he actually thought he could speak the truth that the 3 wtc buildings were demolished!

Big deal.

According to the CIA Factbook, there are approximately 6,744 deaths in the US per day.

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Big deal.

According to the CIA Factbook, there are approximately 6,744 deaths in the US per day.

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chilidog: Big deal.

According to the CIA Factbook, there are approximately 6,744 deaths in the US per day.

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wow

2 that woke up on the wrong side of the planet today :laugh:

Never fukkin heard of him

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Never fukkin heard of him

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You have to routinely keep your money in a brokerage account, and not a shoe box to be aware of his work Trace.

:laugh: :cheers:

Larger than life we all watched.

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2 that woke up on the wrong side of the planet today :laugh:

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Death happens. Who cares if it's somebody that was on TV? People aren't starting threads about the kids that die from starvation everyday.

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You have to routinely keep your money in a brokerage account, and not a shoe box to be aware of his work Trace.

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Ohhhh. I prefer my mattress:lmao:

He was a good business reporter had a great voice for TV...RIP

He brought a sense of humor to the program...definitely a tough loss

I liked the guy...never knew he was off the air so its a surprise to me

He was a great guy and will be missed. Wow, just a reminder of how short our lives are.

Wow....hadnt caught the morning shows in a few days.....he was a great host and will be missed.

So shocking.......still in shock.

Squawk on the street will never be the same..

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Squawk on the street will never be the same..

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JJ and LOSHAK should take over the morning show..............I will be down at the CBOT with Rick Sentalli offering insight on the grain markets.

i liked this guy. he will be missed

I watched his work now and then. Very professional ! R.I.P.