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Cnbc Anchor Maria Bartiromo Bags Her Own Money Honey:
In retrospect, it seems inevitable that financial-world hotshots Maria Bartiromo, the CNBC anchorwoman, and Jonathan "Jono" Steinberg, a budding investment-magazine magnate, would get together.
But their romance was far from a sure thing. On their first date in 1990 (they had met at a party a week before), Bartiromo, 31, kept Steinberg, 34, waiting at a restaurant "more than an hour," he says, before calling to say she'd been delayed. "When she finally showed up, Steinberg, woozy from two Scotches he'd downed, barely spoke. Says Bartiromo: "I thought, 'What a terrible date! There's no way that guy is going to call me
Cnbc Anchor Maria Bartiromo Bags Her Own Money Honey:
In retrospect, it seems inevitable that financial-world hotshots Maria Bartiromo, the CNBC anchorwoman, and Jonathan "Jono" Steinberg, a budding investment-magazine magnate, would get together.
But their romance was far from a sure thing. On their first date in 1990 (they had met at a party a week before), Bartiromo, 31, kept Steinberg, 34, waiting at a restaurant "more than an hour," he says, before calling to say she'd been delayed. "When she finally showed up, Steinberg, woozy from two Scotches he'd downed, barely spoke. Says Bartiromo: "I thought, 'What a terrible date! There's no way that guy is going to call me
