Dan Colarusso, the senior vice president of business news at CNBC, talked about how his normal day has changed during the coronavirus pandemic.
Colarusso typically arrived at the office at 7 a.m. and goes to the newsroom. Not anymore.
“There aren’t many people in the newsroom any more, so I hit the phone and email” with his senior managers to find out what’s going on, said Colarusso. They then have a story meeting, which is done almost entirely by phone.
“Never has the real genius of CNBC, the talent of our producers, shown through more,” he said.
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