When did Liz Claman join FOX Business Network as an anchor?
Career Described by Vanity Fair (November 2008) as “..one of television’s top business reporters and anchors,” and referred to by smitten bloggers as “The Red Fox,” Claman got her start in television as a production assistant for Paula Zahn and Jim Lampley at Los Angeles television station KCBS-TV. Claman’s first on-the-air reporting job was at WSYX-TV (Columbus, Ohio) followed by a stint hosting a morning talk show, Morning Exchange, at WEWS-TV (Cleveland). Later, Claman served as a weekend anchor at WHDH-TV (Boston). While working in local television, Claman won several local Emmy Awards. In April 1998 Claman began her CNBC career as a freelancer, based in Fort Lee, New Jersey and later in Englewood Cliffs, New Jersey. Six weeks into her 13-week trial period, CNBC gave Claman a long-term contract.[ In November 2006, Claman made her debut as an author with her book The Best Investment Advice I Ever Received [1]. On July 19, 2007, Claman announced her departure from CNBC effective imme
