TV channels Business

Business television spans several continents: global market coverage, national business news and sector-specific channels, each reflecting how financial broadcasting is organized in its own region.

Business Television in Europe

BFM Business is France's first business news channel, part of the RMC BFM group, covering financial markets, the economy and company news around the trading day. In Germany, Der Aktionär TV is the television arm of Der Aktionär, the stock-market magazine published since 1996, with programming focused on equities, cryptocurrencies and private investing.

Business News in India

India is represented by two established channels: CNBC Awaaz, the Hindi-language business channel of the Network18 group on air since 2005, and ET Now, the English-language business and finance channel of the Times Network, linked to The Economic Times and broadcasting since 2009.

Turkey and the Middle East

Bloomberg HT is Turkey's economy channel, launched in 2010 as a Bloomberg partnership, with programming built around markets and financial analysis. From Dubai, CNBC Arabia has broadcast since 2003 as the Arab world's first 24-hour Arabic-language financial news channel.

Regional Feeds of Bloomberg Television

Bloomberg TV Asia delivers Bloomberg's business coverage for the Asia-Pacific region, while Bloomberg TV Bulgaria brought business news to Bulgarian viewers in their own language from Sofia.

Sector-Specific and National Business Channels

AgroBrasil TV is Brazil's agribusiness channel, with daily agro news, livestock market quotes, auction coverage and programs produced with Embrapa. Uspeh TV serves Russian small and medium business owners with entrepreneurship talk shows, trainings and company profiles. ABnews (Armenian Business News) is Yerevan-based business television covering the Armenian economy. Business Day TV belongs to South Africa's Business Day newspaper group, and Bénin Business 24 (BB24) is the channel of Benin dedicated to economic development and entrepreneurship.

Beyond pure market coverage, Big Asia brings news, documentaries and culture from Asian countries, while TV Sud, a regional channel from Marseille, serves the south of France with local news, culture and Mediterranean programming.