Not a frickin' chance is she making that kinda dough....no way no how...nada. You have her paid like a top flight network news anchor...and she isn't even the top dog on a cable network show. And if CNBC was really raking in the cash and could afford the salaries you are all suggesting...why the hell do they show the same 4 or 5 commercials all day, and half of those are intenal promotion?
I am betting the whole lot make less than 150,000 per. Unless they are related to someone way up the chain. this is a barely watched cable t.v. show who runs commercials for the money paper. How much do you think the money paper pays for a 30 second spot.
Maria Bartolomo (however you spell it) is Jeremy Siegel's (of Wisdom Tree) wife. Yep. No conflict of interest there.
No she's not. Look a link. If you look carefully you'll see her wedding pic. http://www.donotsleep.com/maria/
Well, I was curious and tried to find some datas on it but it is hard to come up with anything: 2002 RTNDA/Ball State University Salary TV SALARIES: News Producers made an average of $29,000 (median $27,000), with a maximum of $100,000. News Anchors made an average of $69,800 (median $50,000), with a maximum of $1 million. Anderson Cooper makes 2 mill on CNN and he has a primetime show. My bet is for the CNBC ladies between 70k-150K...