CNBC: Business & Stock News

Oftentimes clicking on the app notification opens app with only to see connection timeout message. Retry button doesn't help and the only way to proceed is to tap back button. App works OK after that with no connection issues, but in this case the notification lost forever and even if I type the wording that initial notification had in it, the app seem to be able to look for symbols, not for articles. And notification story is unavailable. Bring back the lost glory to the app!

I'm changing my review to a 1 star due to many issues I've been encountered. 1st of all, it's slow, the cnbc pro live stream is at least 30 seconds slower than on cable TV. charts does not show up at times. not all information are on the app, but it's viewable on website. when font size increased on the system (for older people to see better), the text on CNBC overlaps each other making it unreasonable. the box that shows the market up or down is overlapping the text. unable to pinch to enlarge

I don't review many apps, but felt I had to try and protect others. The CNBC+ subscription service is woefully inadequate. It promotes access to current live streams of shows (which it does) and past video and audio show content... which is my issue: the videos (and audio) on demand content is so far behind the air times that it is no longer relevant.

Still having ads talk over the top of the TV shows. It seems like something called "REAL TIME INSIGHTS " is more important to here than your actual TV program. What changed. I never used to have this issue. Now it is happening all of the time. I have un-installed and re-installed the app. Shut my phone down and re-started. Nothing I do on my end seems to help. Impossible to listen to with both sources talking at the same time.

One star to get AI to flag it to Developers. Please Add a Dark mode to the app. And don't set the app to refresh Everytime it's opened. I begin reading a news article, stop midway due to work, then come back to the article but it starts refreshing. why? Yahoo Finance, Bloomberg, even Google News have much better handling of this scenario. Keep the article and headlines in cache.