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Franklin Templeton Renews Sponsorship of PBS’ Nightly Business Report

By BY Examiner Staff • January 2, 2008 12:00 am

San Mateo-based Franklin Templeton Investments has renewed its category exclusive sponsorship of the Nightly Business Report on PBS through June 2011.

The Nightly Business Report, reportedly the most watched and longest-running daily business program in the nation, begins its 30th year on the air later this month.

Franklin Templeton’s sponsorship of the Nightly Business Report is the second longest incumbent national sponsorship on PBS, the company said.

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