Journalists

John Roberts’s Four-Decade Run From MuchMusic to the White House It’s worth clearing up one thing right away: this John Roberts isn’t the Chief Justice of the United States, despite …

Abby Phillip: The Journalist Who Became One of CNN’s Defining Political Voices Abby Phillip has spent less than a decade at CNN, but in that time she’s become one of …

Maria Bartiromo: The “Money Honey” Who Redefined Financial Television Maria Bartiromo has spent more than three decades building one of the most recognizable careers in American financial journalism, earning the …

Lester Holt: The Journalist Who Made Broadcast History and Became America’s Most Trusted Anchor Lester Holt built one of the most consequential careers in modern American broadcast journalism — rising …

Joyce Garbaciak’s 35 Years Anchoring Milwaukee News, and Its Final Chapter Few names are as closely tied to Milwaukee television as Joyce Garbaciak’s. Across more than three decades on air, …

Christiane Amanpour’s “Listen to Your Body” Fight With Cancer Christiane Amanpour has spent more than four decades reporting from the world’s worst conflict zones, but one of her most consequential …

Michael Barbaro: The Journalist Who Turned a Podcast Into a National Habit Michael Barbaro has become one of the most recognizable voices in American journalism without ever appearing on television. …

Carl Quintanilla’s Long Run From a Ponzi Scheme Softball to Squawk Carl Quintanilla has anchored CNBC’s flagship morning coverage from the floor of the New York Stock Exchange for well …

Diana Olick’s Path From the Terry Nichols Trial to CNBC’s Housing Beat Before Diana Olick became the reporter most associated with tracking the U.S. housing market’s booms and busts, she …

Sharon Epperson’s Path From Time Magazine to CNBC’s Money Desk Sharon Epperson has spent nearly three decades translating complicated financial decisions into plain language for CNBC viewers—a career that’s included …