Now, her alleged Citigroup scandal from 2006 has resurfaced. Maria Bartiromo, the Fox Business host, parted ways with the network on Tuesday.
Proud to have been with her everywhere that mattered over the past 15 years — Wall Street, Davos, Milwaukee, and every corner of the earth in between. Senator Cynthia Lummis wrote on X “I was so sad to hear that @MariaBartiromo has departed Fox News Media after more than a decade. Maria set the standard for financial and political journalism in this country; she’s sharp, fearless, and always prepared with a level of integrity you don’t often see in this business anymore. Being on her show was never just a boilerplate interview but a real conversation with someone who actually understood the subject matter and pushed for real answers. Of all the shows I’ve done, hers was always the one I looked forward to most. Maria is, hands down, one of the best in the business and our country is better for her dedication and professionalism. I can’t wait to see what she does next; she’s too talented to stay off our airwaves for long. President Donald Trump’s son, Eric Trump, also added “@MariaBartiromo is the best in the business and the hardest-working person in media. Smart. Kind. Principled. The best interviewer on television. This is a huge loss for Fox.”
Maria Bartiromo: A Trailblazer in Financial Journalism
Maria Bartiromo has established herself as a prominent figure in journalism, notably making history in August 1995 when she became the first journalist to regularly broadcast and report live from the floor of the New York Stock Exchange (NYSE). This groundbreaking achievement marked a significant moment in financial reporting. According to Celebrity Net Worth, Bartiromo currently has an estimated net worth of $50 million, reflecting her successful career in the industry.
