Fox Business Taps ‘Big Money’ Roundtable to Replace Maria Bartiromo in Mornings
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Fox Business replaced Maria Bartiromo's morning show with a new program called "Big Money In The Morning". The new show features a "Big Money" roundtable, and Larry Kudlow was tapped to replace Bartiromo through the midterms. The network announced its new weekday lineup following Bartiromo's exit.
Epilogue added 2h ago, after coverage quieted.
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Fox Business Taps ‘Big Money’ Roundtable to Replace Maria Bartiromo in Mornings Variety · 31d ago broke it first
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