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MARIA Bartiromo has sparked finger-pointing among CNBC executives. Sources say the Money Honey's hint in Vanity Fair that the network itself started the rumors of her war with Erin Burnett to drive up ratings has created chaos. "Everybody wants to...
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THE top talents at CNBC are battling over a billboard. A network insider tells us Maria Bartiromo, Suze Orman and Donny Deutsch "all want their pictures on CNBC's billboard overlooking the West Side Highway, and there's always a lot of fighting and...
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WE'RE in for taxing times if Barack Obama wins the White House, says CNBC's Maria Bartiromo. "He's going to take the capital gains tax at 15 percent right now all the way up to 25 to 28 percent," the "Money Honey" tells Avenue. "Sell anything, like...
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MARIA Bartiromo's CNBC rival, Erin Burnett, is doing her share to roil the cable business network. Sources tell Page Six that Burnett, known as the "Street Sweetie," has network suits in an uproar over the narcissistic, money-grubbing feature she...
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YOU'D better have bank if you want to date Maria Bartiromo's foxy rival at CNBC, Erin Burnett. In her list of "Eight Things That Would Impress Me," in next month's Men's Health, the high-maintenance news hottie advises: "Any guy who can plan a...
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MARIA Bartiromo has an artistic follower. Geoffrey Raymond was standing outside Goldman Sachs yesterday exhibiting his new painting depicting CNBC's "Money Honey" as the Virgin Mary, with the quotation above her head: "If I see that bitch Erin...
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CNBC'S endless fawning over "Money Honey" Maria Bartiromo and her younger, fast-rising rival Erin Burnett has the network's lesser-known finance femmes on the warpath. A source says reporters including sexy blonde Melissa Francis, who covers...
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MARIA Bartiromo has People for the Ethical Treatment of Animals screeching after she posed in a $3,695 Michael Kors wool coat and gushed about its fluffy fox-fur cuffs. In More magazine's September feature on fashionable female movers and shakers...
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CNBC might not be big enough for both the Money Honey, Maria Bartiromo, and the Street Sweetie, Erin Burnett. Insiders say Bartiromo is in an uproar over her ravishing rival Burnett, who's begun to upstage her at the business news channel. An...
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MARIA Bartiromo must be a man-eating tigress in the bedroom, based on her eye-popping quotes about getting ahead in life in a new book on personal growth by veteran TV personality Bill Boggs. "Stamina, for me, is just coming back and coming back...
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MARIA Bartiromo isn't coming clean to her viewers. The CNBC "Money Honey" conducted an "exclusive" 12-minute interview this week with former Citigroup chairman Sandy Weill, which touched on issues including a new tax probe of the financial giant by...
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YEARS before she transformed herself into CNBC's "Money Honey" and got caught up in the recent Citigroup jet-travel mess, Maria Bartiromo was a big-haired, boy-teasing, high-school honey who cheated on her squeeze and nearly caused a Brooklyn gang...
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MARIA Bartiromo has some punk-rock roots - she used to privately advise Joey Ramone on how to manage his finances. The much-in-the-news CNBC "Money Honey" tells the March/April issue of Executive Travel magazine: "Most people don't know this, but he...
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MARIA Bartiromo had a handle on dough long before she became CNBC's "Money Honey." A source tells us Bartiromo, who's been under fire for taking multiple flights on a private Citigroup jet, used to work as an assistant cashier at a now-defunct...
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NOT even CNBC anchorbabe Maria Bartiromo's bosses can say for sure how many flights she took on the Citigroup corporate jet with the bank's wealth-management chief, Todd Thomson, who was jettisoned last week over his lavish spending. Bartiromo...
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CNBC Defends Maria Bartiromo As Questions Arise in Her Reporting of Ousted Citigroup Head
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Ethical questions are being raised over CNBC anchor Maria Bartiromo's
friendship and travels with Todd Thomson, a top Citigroup executive who was
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