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Bartiromo is all business

Jessica Pressler of New York magazine profiles CNBC anchor Maria Bartiromo, spending time with her during one of her workdays.

Pressler writes, “Bartiromo, 42, is all business. She’s married to Jonathan Steinberg, son of the corporate raider Saul P. Steinberg, and lives on the Upper East Side in a townhouse, but, she confesses, she doesn’t do much besides work. ‘I love what I do,’ she says. ‘But I have not been able to figure out the balance in life.’ Still, it’s a long way from Bay Ridge, where, she says, ‘growing up, my nickname was Bullet, because I was always running faster than all the other kids.’ Even this family-gift run is work: She’s talking to me to promote her new book, The 10 Laws of Enduring Success. It’s a self-helpish memoir peppered with life lessons from the likes of Bill Gates and Jack Welch.

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