Add Yahoo as a preferred source to see more of our stories on Google. For as long as CNBC has been on the air, its viewers have seen Sue Herera. Starting next week, they may not spot her every day.

CNBC's Sue Herera is stepping back from her day-to-day on-air responsibilities to take on a role as a contributor and part-time anchor. The 'Power Lunch' team bids her farewell. Got a confidential ...

Sue Herera is Anchor at Large, contributor to the network joining to anchor and report on special coverage and representing the brand in other areas. After more than 30 years with CNBC, Herera stepped ...

Co-anchor of CNBC’s Power Lunch and CSUN alumna Sue Herrera speaks on her experience as a woman covering business news at the Kurland Lecture Hall in the Valley Performing Arts Center on Feb. 28. She ...

CNBC’s Sue Herera explains what the Dow Jones Industrial Average’s record-breaking high means for investors and discusses the risk for market correction when ...

POUGHKEEPSIE >> Nearly 1,150 Marist College graduates on Saturday were told by commencement speakers to take chances, not be afraid of wrong turns, and to try crazy ventures because they can often ...

Sue Herera, CNBC co-anchor of “Power Lunch” and CSUN alumna, will be speaking at the VPAC Thursday at 7 p.m. Herera will be sharing her experiences as a broadcast business journalist in the Kurland ...

POUGHKEEPSIE >> Sue Herera, a financial journalist, author and co-anchor of CNBC’s “Power Lunch,” will be the featured speaker at Marist College’s undergraduate commencement on Saturday, May 24.

Sue Herera, co-host of CNBC's Power Lunch, strolled through the Amway Grand Plaza Hotel and settled into a booth in Bentham's for lunch. It was hardly a power lunch with millions at stake. This day ...