Bartiromo’s Fox exit tracks a ratings and ad slide, not just politics

Variety’s Brian Steinberg reports that Fox News parted ways with Maria Bartiromo last week, citing a “business decision,” after her programs lost ground to CNBC’s “Squawk Box” among viewers and advertisers.

Why it matters. Fox now has to rebuild a business-news daytime lineup without its most recognizable anchor just as Fox Business Network’s ad sales and subscriber base keep shrinking.

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