CNN chief business correspondent Christine Romans is leaving the channel after 24 years, reports Alex Weprin of The Hollywood Reporter.
Weprin reports, “Romans — a staple of CNN’s business coverage for CNN since 1999 and on the morning show for the past decade — is believed to have made the decision to leave recently. She is not expected to be jumping to another TV news competitor.
“A veteran business journalist, Romans joined CNN from Reuters, and spent the first few years at the channel reporting from the floor of the New York Stock Exchange. At CNN she garnered a reputation for breaking down economic news (like jobs reports or inflation numbers) in a way that casual viewers could understand, and for interviewing CEOs like Disney’s Bob Iger, JPMorgan’s Jamie Dimon and Microsoft founder Bill Gates.
“She is also the author of three books: Smart Is the New Rich: If You Can’t Afford it—Put It Down, How to Speak Money, and Smart Is the New Rich Money Guide for Millennials.”
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