Amanda Drury

Amanda Drury has been working as a news anchor in Sydney for CNBC's Asia Pacific department.  In recent months, Drury has made several trips to the U.S. to fill-in as an anchor on a number of CNBC programs. She's now back in the US working for CNBC stateside. Drury caused something of a stir this summer when she wore a low-cut top on the program "The Call" -- which inconveniently coincided with a report on textile shortages. She's been a financial and business journalist for 10 years...Read Full Story

It's a fine line between stylish young anchor and just too much cleavage, as Amanda Drury found out after wearing this low cut top on "The Call" today.Ironically, the outfit comes the day after a report on textile shortages, generating a flury of jokes at the anchor's expense.The Business Insider reported: CNBC is apparently still reeling from yesterday’s “two girls, one sweater” scandal. Today, they are not making the anchor-ladies share clothes. But the textile shortage persists, as...Read Full Story

CNBC Asia Pacific is a great TV channel that provides business related information in Asia. It is a great and universal channel that offers for latest and huge business material to the consumers. The channel has great programs n different cities like Singapore, Sydney, Hong Kong, Seoul and Tokyo. The channel serves great international level of updates to the public to keep aware them with all current business circumstances. The channel was launched 1st January in 1994 with complete updates to...Read Full Story

Amanda Drury usually works in Sydney for CNBC's Asia Pacific department, but she's back in the states for the next two weeks. The news anchor is in Englewood Cliffs, NJ to report on "Squawk on the Street" and "Street Sign." Drury caused something of a stir this summer when she wore a low-cut top on the program "The Call" -- which inconveniently coincided with a report on textile shortages. She's been a financial and business journalist for 10 years.Read Full Story