Financial news channel CNBC has ended a licensing agreement with Microsoft Corp.'s MSN Money and relaunched its own website today, the Associated Press reports.

The network's relaunched site, which it originally ran from 1998 to 2001, will carry many new features, including web-specific video clips and market updates, video from news events and interviews with CEOs and other newsmakers.

Customers who pay $9.95 per month also will have access to premium features including archived video and a live feed of video from the financial news network.

CNBC is part of NBC Universal, a unit of General Electric Co.