Haines was an experienced TV and news identity. He performed many ‘stint operations’ in the city of Philadelphia and New York. In the year 1989, he joined the CNBC channel and that is how he turned into the most demanding face of TV network.

Mark Haines was born on 19^th April in the year 1946. He spent his childhood at Oyster Bay in New York. Then he was taken to Monmouth County in New Jersey. His life’s changing and great turn came when, he graduated from the ‘Denison University’ and the ‘University of Pennsylvania law School.’ Also, he joined the ‘New Jersey Bar Association’ for membership.

In the year 1995, he turned into the first anchor of CNN show ‘Squawk Box’, serving to expand the shows which broadcast early in the morning, making it to a must-view for the public of Wall Street. It left big planning about vigorous stock markets with teasing about popular culture and identities. In the year 2000, he was listed for the Brill's ‘Influence List.’ Erin Burnett was Hanes co-anchor at work. But, she switched to CNN in 2011.

In the year 2011, on 25^th May, Cindy, the wife of Mark Haines Haines' reported about his death. She told that he was found dead at his home situated at Marlboro in New Jersey. It happened just at the dawn time of 24^thMay. From the very starting of his career, Mark Haines don’t get fit in the cast of a customary and traditional TV reporter. CNBC channel broadcasted the news that Mark Haines died in the evening of 24^th May, 2011.

In his house, he lived with his beautiful wife, Cindy, a daughter, and a son; whom he loved a lot. He was happy in his married life with his family. Never the rumors of having any girlfriend or having any affair came his way.

Sources say that he passed away just due to cardiomegaly and failure of his heart. But, this wasn’t approved by the pathologists. On 25^th May, as the TV market opened, Mark was the new anchor  for ‘KYW-TV’ news in Philadelphia,  ‘WPRI-TV’ in Rhode Island’ and ‘WABC-TV’ in New York. It is stated that that Mark Hanes was Cary Grant’s favorite TV reporter.

Mark hosted a number of shows in his small but successful career. Some of the shows are-:

·         ‘Squawk on the Street.’

·         ‘Squawk Box.’

·         ‘Morning Call.’

·         ‘How to Succeed in Business.’

In the year 1989, Haines tied to the newly shaped network of CNBC. He was hosting the CNBC TV soaps ‘Squawk Box’ and ‘Squawk on the Street’, as an anchor. He on- air, broke the news of the attacks of 11 September. Mark also offered a financial section in his show ‘Morning Joe’, early to the market opens each day on the channel MSNBC's.