Contact your cell carrier and report the number as a nuisance number and request it be blocked. Inquire if they offer a service to black list numbers so they can not call or message you at all, Verizon lets you block up to 5 for free.
Also inquire if you can forward the text to 7726 aka SPAM:
http://www.fcc.gov/guides/spam-unwanted-text-messages-and-email
"Do not respond to unwanted texts or emails from questionable sources. Several mobile service providers will allow you to forward unwanted spam texts by simply texting it to 7726 (or ?SPAM?) to enable the providers to prevent future unwanted texts from the specific sender. "

If you have a smart phone, there are many anti-spam apps. Check your phone's app store.

OK Folks - why would CNBC just be registered? And for only 1 year? It's a scam! ALWAYS do a "whois" on strange web pages.

Domain Name: CNBCNEWS37.COM
Registrar: CENTER OF UKRAINIAN INTERNET NAMES
Whois Server: whois.ukrnames.com
Referral URL: http://www.ukrnames.com
Name Server: NS1.TIMEGUTS.COM
Name Server: NS2.TIMEGUTS.COM
Status: ok
Updated Date: 13-mar-2013
Creation Date: 12-mar-2013
Expiration Date: 12-mar-2014
Registrant:
Edward Johnson @ymail.com
top ave 19-06
los angeles, 12345
UNITED STATES
+1.7383574736

So what is this?  It's blocked on my computer as a security risk?

Received a spam text message.

I received a text to my cell phone 1:30AM on Thu, Mar 14 stating:

"LoLoL Jennifir cnbcnews37.com/job2"

I recieved a text to my cell phone at 1:56am. HaHaT___...... from cnbnews34.com/job2