He was 65.
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Damn, I really like Mark. He was a good guy.
Wow. Respect.
RIP Mark.
Much Respect.
He was the best on CNBC
he was a good guy with a great sense of reality..RIP Mark…
He was great. I am actually sad about this.
He has always been a sound voice in a den of thievery.
God Bless.
RIP, Mark. Thanks for asking what needed to be asked, and for never taking poor/misleading answers at face value.
Sorry to see him go. He was a great wealth of information and perspective.
no info on cause of death I can find. Very sad, he was part of my mornings. Erin gone (to CNN) and now Mark too. He was funny too.
Loved that guy. This is a sad day. RIP Mark Haines.
Bring Ratigan back. The only one worthy to fill the socks, although never the shoes.
What a loss.
RIP Mark. I really felt that a piece of me is gone. the only person I trusted to give you the real picture on CNBC. Now I have no reason to watch that channel.