Christine Romans, a long-time CNN veteran, is preparing for a new chapter in her career at NBC News. After dedicating 24 years to hosting CNN’s “Early Start” in the early morning hours, she announced her departure on the show. According to sources familiar with the matter, Romans is likely to join NBC News in an undisclosed role that will make use of her extensive background in business and financial journalism.
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Having been with CNN for 24 years as a business correspondent and early-morning anchor, Romans has deep roots at the network. Her journey at CNN began in 1999, following prior experiences at newspapers and Reuters Television. Over the years, she has played significant roles, including serving as a correspondent on Lou Dobbs’ evening business-news program and being part of CNNfN, a former business-news cable network.
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Romans revealed her decision to leave CNN on Friday’s broadcast of “Early Start,” expressing her gratitude to the network and her CNN family, whom she considers her friends. Her departure is characterized as her own decision and not directly tied to any recent cost-cutting measures implemented by Warner Bros. Discovery, CNN’s parent company.
At CNN, Romans is highly regarded as a stalwart, and her presence will be missed. While CNN is expected to continue “Early Start,” they will utilize a rotating lineup of anchors until they make a permanent decision about the show’s talent assignment.
Recently, NBC News has shown interest in hiring CNN anchors, with Ana Cabrera and Laura Jarrett being notable examples. As Christine Romans embarks on her new journey, she leaves behind a legacy of dedication and excellence during her 24-year run at CNN.
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