Maria Bartiromo Departs Fox News Media After Over a Decade

NEW YORK — Fox News Media announced on Thursday that it has parted ways with veteran host Maria Bartiromo, bringing an end to her more than 12-year tenure with the network.

In a brief statement released by the company, officials confirmed the separation, stating, “We thank Maria for her work and wish her all the best on her next chapter.” The network declined to provide specific details regarding the reasons behind the sudden departure.

Bartiromo, a prominent face of the network’s business coverage, was the longtime host of Mornings with Maria, which aired on the Fox Business Network. She also served as the host of the interview-focused program Maria Bartiromo’s Wall Street. Thursday morning marked the final broadcast of her flagship business show.

The news of Bartiromo’s exit comes as a significant shift for the network’s business programming lineup. As reported by the San Francisco Chronicle, her departure marks the conclusion of a lengthy career at the organization, where she became a fixture of financial journalism and political commentary.

Bartiromo joined Fox in 2013 following a two-decade-long career at CNBC, where she was widely known as a trailblazer for live reporting from the floor of the New York Stock Exchange. Throughout her tenure at Fox, she expanded her reach beyond pure financial news, often weighing in on broader political and economic debates.

As of Thursday, neither Bartiromo nor her representatives had issued a personal statement regarding her future plans. The network has yet to announce a permanent replacement for her time slot.