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CNBC Quarterly Ratings Fall To Lowest Level Since 1994 July 2, 2013 By Vikas Shukla CNBC continues to lose ratings. The latest Nielsen Media Research statistics show that the business network’s total number of quarterly viewers fell to their lowest level since the second quarter of 2005. In the all-important age group of 25-54, CNBC witnessed its lowest level quarter since 1994. That’s not an impressive track record for a network that’s “First in Business Worldwide.” See NBC internal memo obtained by Valuewalk leaves CNBC out in the cold CNBC’s Leading Programs Lose Ratings Many of CNBC’s leading programs have seen a downward spiral in terms of ratings. The quarterly data shows that Mad Money, Squawk on the Street and the Kudlow Report have posted their worst rated quarter ever in the demo as well as total viewers. One of the main reasons is the consistent increase in the popularity of the Fox Business Network programs. valuewalk.com