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>Maria Bartiromo
CNBC's financial reporter Maria Bartiromo says there's one job that could entice her to ditch the Wall Street beat: teaming with TV's other big moneyman, Regis Philbin. "It would take a phenomenal position for me to consider leaving," says Bartiromo, 32, of the soon-to-be vacant Live! with Regis & Kathie Lee cohost gig, "and that's how I feel about the Kathie Lee spot."
Until then, Bartiromo, dubbed the Money Honey for her striking looks, is keeping plenty busy. She already spends five hours a day on CNBC, reporting for Squawk Box while anchoring Street Signs and Market Wrap, and on March 31 she launches Market Week with Maria Bartiromo, a live show airing Friday nights that will report on events likely to affect the stock market in the week to come. Her hectic schedule often keeps her from her husband of nine months, investment-media magnate Jonathan Steinberg, 35, with whom she shares a Manhattan apartment. "It's hard," admits Bartiromo, "but right now my work is my priority. He understands that, and I'm lucky." Besides, she adds, he sees her anytime he wants: "He jokes to people, 'I watch her on TV; it's okay!' "
CNBC's financial reporter Maria Bartiromo says there's one job that could entice her to ditch the Wall Street beat: teaming with TV's other big moneyman, Regis Philbin. "It would take a phenomenal position for me to consider leaving," says Bartiromo, 32, of the soon-to-be vacant Live! with Regis & Kathie Lee cohost gig, "and that's how I feel about the Kathie Lee spot."
Until then, Bartiromo, dubbed the Money Honey for her striking looks, is keeping plenty busy. She already spends five hours a day on CNBC, reporting for Squawk Box while anchoring Street Signs and Market Wrap, and on March 31 she launches Market Week with Maria Bartiromo, a live show airing Friday nights that will report on events likely to affect the stock market in the week to come. Her hectic schedule often keeps her from her husband of nine months, investment-media magnate Jonathan Steinberg, 35, with whom she shares a Manhattan apartment. "It's hard," admits Bartiromo, "but right now my work is my priority. He understands that, and I'm lucky." Besides, she adds, he sees her anytime he wants: "He jokes to people, 'I watch her on TV; it's okay!' "
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