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STÉPHANE PEDRAZZI
Reporter, CNBC

Stéphane Pedrazzi is CNBC's Paris correspondent, covering the French markets and key business events.

Before joining CNBC, Pedrazzi worked at Bloomberg Television, where since 2004 he wrote and anchored the daily flagship morning program "Matin Bourse." Pedrazzi is an experienced financial journalist, having also anchored a number of other Bloomberg programs and having reported live from key European business events.

He previously worked for Radio Classique, reporting on business and political news for six years as their London correspondent. He started his career in journalism in 1992 as a presenter on Classic FM in Lyon.

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Financial Landscape After Lehman

16 Sep 2009

CNBC's Stephane Pedrazzi asked Angel Gurria, secretary general of the OECD, how the collapse of Lehman Brothers has changed the world's financial landscape.

Traders Gather for Paris Conference

23 Apr 2009

The stars of the trading world were out in force for the 2009 Trade Tech Conference in Paris Wednesday, but the stock market slump has cast a shadow over the industry’s showcase event. CNBC's Stephane Pedrazzi went along to investigate.

Michelin CFO on Profit Decline

13 Feb 2009

French tire manufacturer Michelin posted a decline in full-year net profit Friday and said the first half would be a difficult period. CNBC's Stephane Pedrazzi spoke to CFO Jean-Dominique Senard about the outlook.

Capgemini CFO on Outlook

12 Feb 2009

Capgemini, Europe's largest computer consultancy, warned the economic downturn would hit its first-half sales Thursday. Nicolas Dufourcq, CFO of Capgemini, spoke to CNBC's Stephane Pedrazzi about the outlook.

Renault CEO on Targets

12 Feb 2009

Automaker Renault dropped its 2009 profit targets Thursday as it posted a sharp decline in 2008 net profit & sales. CNBC's Stephane Pedrazzi spoke to CEO Carlos Ghosn and asked him about the outlook.

Air France CEO on Alitalia Stake

13 Jan 2009

Air France-KLM says it is confident it can revive Alitalia, after securing a 25% stake in the carrier Monday. CNBC's Stephane Pedrazzi spoke to Air France's CEO Pierre-Henri Gourgeon.

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