Marketwatch media columnist Jon Friedman profiles “Nightly Business Report” anchor Susie Gharib and proclaims her to be the least-heralded business news star because her show has more viewers than CNBC.
“‘The Dow [Jones Industrial Average] was at 2,000, and I had to convince the producer to cover this story,’ she laughed. ‘I was on between [weatherman] Storm Field and the sports guy!’
“Then, individual investors became enchanted by mutual funds. ‘The whole dynamic changed in the ’80s,’ she recalled. ‘The key was when people started managing their own money.’
“She later worked for CNBC, of which she has fond memories.”
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