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Maria Bartiromo, Money Honey -- now for kids?
My children, it must be admitted, love television. As I'm a financial type who works from home, they're often subjected to my TV choices; so they know Maria Bartiromo and Rachael Ray well, much like faraway telegenic aunts. If a recent trademark ...
CNBC should fire Bartiromo
Maria Bartiromo, who rose to fame as CNBC's Money Honey during the bull market of the 90s, should be fired for showing incredible lapses in judgment regarding her relationship with ousted Citigroup Inc. (NYSE:C) executive Todd Thomson.
One of the ...
Hillary Clinton vs. Maria Bartiromo on CNBC!
Yesterday afternoon, Hillary Clinton was on CNBC with Maria Bartiromo, discussing her plan for protecting some homeowners who are in danger of losing their houses due to resetting subprime mortgages. It was supposed to be an interview, but it was ...
Maria Bartiromo's complaints delayed Citigroup story
The embarrassing revelations about CNBC anchor Maria Bartiromo continue.
When CNBC's on-air editor Charles Gasparino learned that Citigroup Inc. (NYSE:C) executive Todd Thomson's job was in jeopardy because of his relationship with Bartiromo, the ...
CNBC's Maria Bartiromo interviews TWX's Dick Parsons
CNBC's Maria Bartiromo has interviewed Time Warner Inc's (NYSE: TWX) Dick Parsons about a myriad of issues, and more of this will be showed later. She asked Parsons about selling the magazine business: He noted that it has acquired magazines and that ...
Citigroup's Thomson out: Is Maria Bartiromo to blame?
This morning's New York Times reports that Citigroup Inc.'s (NYSE: C) Todd Thomson was ousted from his role as head of global wealth management yesterday.
Thomson, a former Bain consultant and Citigroup CFO who in 2005 touted that role as "the ...
TWX Chairman Dick Parsons interviewed by Maria Bartiromo
Maria Bartiromo on CNBC got a chance to interview Dick Parsons, chairman of Time Warner Inc. (NYSE:TWX), today after the earnings, after the close (or they ran the interview then anyway). Parsons said cable is having a terrific run and that the ...
Money Face-Off: Maria Bartiromo versus Erin Burnett
This post is part of our Money Face-Offs feature. Let us know who you think comes out ahead in this head-to-head match-up, and check out our other Money Face-Off posts.
Who needs to worry about the subprime mortgage meltdown or the Iraq War when we ...
Media World: Rupert Murdoch will win the Bartiromo-Burnett battle
The reported tiff between CNBC's Money Honey Maria Bartiromo and upstart Erin Burnett, whom the New York Post dubbed the "Street Sweetie,'' is mana from heaven for News Corp. (NYSE: NWS) Chief Executive Rupert Murdoch.
His Post gets a juicy chick ...
Icahn interviewed by Bartiromo: Discusses private equity, Time Warner, and best investing
Maria Bartiromo on CNBC was shown numerous times today in different segments interviewing billionaire raider and buy-out magnate Carl Icahn on the state of the market now. He discussed Time Warner Inc., (NYSE: TWX), hedge funds, private equity, and ...
Businesswomen I envy: it's not always their money
I have been clicking along through Forbes' "Billionaire Women We Envy" list and finding very little to which I related. Sure, Oprah's on my list, but not because she's a billionaire so much. And I started thinking... what is it, really, that I envy? ...
Todd & Maria-gate Memo: Do CNBC advertisers buy favorable coverage?
January 23rd's departure of Citigroup, Inc. (NYSE: C) executive Todd Thomson may have been helped along by his use of Citigroup's corporate jet to fly General Electric Company's (NYSE: GE) CNBC reporter, Maria Bartiromo from Asia. This is just the ...
Todd & Maria-gate Memo: Butch Thomson and the Sundance Kid
Yesterday's departure of Citigroup, Inc. (NYSE: C) executive Todd Thomson may have been helped along by his use of Citigroup's corporate jet to fly General Electric Company's (NYSE: GE) CNBC reporter, Maria Bartiromo from Asia. This is just the tip ...
Gallery: Money Honeys
Ex Citigroup exec Todd Thomson talks back
Reuters reports that former Citigroup Inc. (NYSE: C) executives Todd Thomson -- who lost his job in January -- is talking back now that his nemesis, Chuck Prince, has been deposed.
Thomson, who headed up wealth management for Citigroup, got tossed in ...
The week in preview: No turkey earnings from Tyson, Hormel, Cracker Barrel ...
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