Tyler Gray of Radar magazine reports that CNBC reporter Michelle Caruso-Cabrera is dating a Wall Street investment banker while reporting on stories that he’s been involved in.
“He’s the guy Bear Stearns CEO Alan Schwartz desperately dialed as he learned of the investor run on the Wall Street behemoth. He’s also a big investor in indie films, having backed Proof and At Home at the End of the World, and he’s known for wining and dining journos at premieres. But, rumor has it, Caruso-Cabrera is his favorite.
“A CNBC spokesman declined to comment on the personal life of its anchor. Asked whether CNBC has policies against its reporters dating the people they cover, the spokesperson declined to comment on internal policies, too. Whatever the pillow talk may or may not be, Caruso-Cabrera, in her defense, doesn’t seem to be going lightly on the Bear Stearns bailout. She stuck it to Mad Money yeller Jim Cramer recently, backing him into a corner with questions about whether the bailout is justified until Cramer let loose a classic blunder: ‘The American public doesn’t know jack!'”
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While this raises murky ethical isues, it's no different than when Christina Amanpour was dating a State Dept. official in the '90s and there was little touge clicking about that.