Charlie Gasparino Biography
Charlie Gasparino is an American blogger, and occasional radio host working for FOX NEWS as a Senior Correspondent. He is also a panelist on the Fox Business Network program segment The Cost of Freedom and the stocks and business news program Cashin’ In. He joined the FOX news team in February 2010, after previously working for CNBC.
Charlie Gasparino Career
Gasparino He was an amateur boxer before earning a Bachelor of Arts from Pace University. Later he pursued a Master’s degree in Journalism from the University of Missouri. Additionally, he has an extensive background in journalism, having reported for Newsweek and The Wall Street Journal. At Newsweek, he covered a range of topics, including politics, Wall Street, and corporate America. Some of his notable stories included breaking news on the controversial pay package of former NYSE chairman Richard Grasso, the withdrawal of former NYPD Commissioner Bernard Kerik’s nomination to lead the Department of Homeland Security, and the dispute involving former NY Attorney General (later Governor) Eliot Spitzer’s actions against corporate crime.
His earlier tenure at The Wall Street Journal focused on Wall Street issues such as pension funds, mutual funds, and regulatory matters. Furthermore, he received the New York Press Club award for his coverage of Wall Street research scandals during this period. Later, he joined CNBC, where he reported extensively on Wall Street, playing a significant role in the network’s coverage of the 2008-2009 financial crisis. Gasparino broke several stories during this time, including the news of the U.S. government’s bailout of AIG and the broader Troubled Asset Relief Program (TARP). Known for his combative on-air style, he earned a reputation as a “pugnacious pundit Wall Street can’t ignore.”
His aggressive reporting, despite occasional clashes with colleagues, has had a dramatic impact on the financial markets. Gasparino’s ability to break stories that influence stock prices was acknowledged by figures like Lucas Van Praag of Goldman Sachs and CNBC’s Lawrence Kudlow. His move to Fox Business Network was characterized by his competitive spirit, with Gasparino stating that his role was to outperform competitors. Despite his confrontational approach, his reporting was widely recognized for its impact and ability to provide insights ahead of the curve. In February 2010, he made a transition from CNBC to the emerging Fox Business Network.
Besides his involvement in book writing, he serves as a commentator and news reporter on Fox Business and Fox News Channel. Additionally, he is a regular contributor to The New York Post and Forbes, and he also writes for online platforms such as The Daily Beast, Huffington Post, and FoxBusiness.com. During his time at Fox, he has broken stories, including revealing the U.S. government’s plans to divest its stake in Citigroup and exerting pressure on Bank of America to downsize. Known for his competitive approach, he has engaged in friendly rivalries with his former network, CNBC. Furthermore, he has expressed his mission to deliver daily scoops and challenge CNBC with each report.
Despite his confrontational stance, he has spoken positively about some of his former colleagues at CNBC, acknowledging Maria Bartiromo’s reporting skills and Erin Burnett’s professionalism and expressing personal regard for Jim Cramer. In response to criticism about his style, he emphasizes the importance of being entertaining while presenting news, asserting that audiences prefer an engaging presentation over a dull delivery. Marketwatch recognized him in 2010 as one of the “12 Broadcasters Who Are Making a Difference,” and The Daily Beast included him in the “Top 15 Economic and Business Commentators,” making him the only television journalist on the list.
He actively shares breaking news on Twitter and has occasionally hosted “The John Batchelor Show” on WABC-AM in New York City, filling in for John Batchelor on Friday nights. Currently, he is the political and financial correspondent known for his appearances on several Fox News Network shows, including Cashin’ In and The Cost of Freedom. In addition, he has achieved New York Times best-selling author status with his financial book “The Sellout: How Three Decades of Wall Street Greed and Government Mismanagement Destroyed the Global Financial System.” Additionally, his literary contributions include the well-received “Blood on the Street,” which delves into the Wall Street research scandals, and “King of the Club: Richard Grasso and the Survival of the New York Stock Exchange.”
In addition to his authorial success, he has served as a contributor to various publications and maintained a regular column in the New York Post. His insights and analyses have contributed to a nuanced understanding of financial matters, and his books have received critical acclaim for shedding light on significant events and figures within the financial landscape.
Charlie Gasparino Salary
Gasparino earns an annual salary of about $47,000-$120,000.
Charlie Gasparino Net Worth
Gasparino has an estimated net worth of about $1 Million – $7 Million which he has earned through his career as a correspondent.
Charlie Gasparino Age
Gasparino was born on born in January 26, 1962 in Bronx, New York City, New York, United States. He is 61 years old as of 2023 and he celebrates his birthday on the 26th of January every year.
Charlie Gasparino Height and Weight
Gasparino stands at a height of 6 feet 1 inches tall however, information about his weight has not been disclosed.
Charlie Gasparino Family
Gasparino has not disclosed information about his parents. Although he has a brother, Dr. James Gasparino, who is a critical care specialist at Brooklyn Hospital Center for Critical Care.
Charlie Gasparino Wife and Children
Gasparino is married to Virginia Juliano who is the founder and CEO of the streaming service CobbleCord. They tied the knot on June 13, 1999. Together they have been blessed with one child, a son. He resides in New York City together with his family.
Charlie Gasparino Illness
Gasparino recently shared that he received a prostate cancer diagnosis about a month ago. Before this, he had experienced mild symptoms of COVID-19 a few weeks earlier. The diagnosis came after a blood test revealed an elevated PSA level, indicating a potential issue. Following a biopsy, the doctor confirmed the presence of malignant prostate cancer. In a column for the New York Post, he emphasized the importance of heeding scientific advice and consulting with healthcare professionals. He expressed gratitude not only to the doctors but also to all the staff at the NYU hospital where he received treatment.
He provided an update on his recovery through a Twitter post, stating that the process is progressing well, and he is on the path to restoring his health to normal.
Charlie Gasparino FOX NEWS
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Charlie Gasparino Social Media Platform
Gasparino is very active on his Twitter, Instagram, and Facebook pages. He has 164.9k followers on Twitter 2.3k followers on Instagram, and 374+ followers on Facebook.