David Faber

David Faber- Biography

David Faber is a well-known American journalist and author best recognized for his work with the CNBC network in the realm of finance. He is also well-known for co-hosting the show “Squawk on the Street.” From next week, David will be entertaining the audience as a guest host on the popular television show Jeopardy.

What is the Net Worth of David Faber? Salary, Earnings

David has been a financial journalist and market analyst for two decades, and he has amassed a substantial fortune. His net worth is projected to be around $2 million as of 2021.

David Faber- Birth, Age, Ethnicity, Siblings, Education

David was born on March 10, 1964, in New York City, USA, and is now 57 years old. When it comes to his parents, Norman Faber is his father, and Belle Faber is his mother. He was born into a Jewish family and raised in Queens, New York, although he hasn’t revealed much about his family or background.

David has not revealed much about his early education, however, he is thought to be a high school graduate from a local New York school. He attended Tufts University for his academic career and finished in 1985 with a bachelor’s degree in English with Cum Laude.

Quick Facts

David Faber- Relationship, Married Life

David is currently married to Jenny Harris, a well-known financial journalist, television broadcaster, and actor. Jenny hails from a well-known family; both of her parents are famous lawyers, and her brother Jesse Harris is a well-known singer. They married in January 2000 at New York City’s Rainbow Room and have been together ever since.

David Faber’s Professional Career

David began his career as a journalist and writer for Institutional Investor magazine, where he spent the first seven years of his career. He left the company in 1993 to work as a business journalist for the CNBC network. David also began anchoring the “Faber Report” morning news show for the channel, where he would provide in-depth news analysis of business problems and has covered key topics such as the Disney and 21st-Century Fox transaction, Worldcom scam, and many more. He also became one of CNBC’s most prominent personalities, reporting on a number of documentaries for the network, including “The Age of Walmart,” “Wall Street-Money Never Sleeps,” and “The eBay Effect,” for a total of ten documentaries to date.

In 2002, he also published his first book, “The Faber Report,” which earned widespread acclaim and attention. Later, in 2009, he published his second book, “And The Roof Caved In,” by John Wiley. His most recent work, “House of Cards,” was released in 2010 and received positive reviews as well as prizes. He is currently the co-host and producer of the CNBC channel’s morning show “Squawk on the Street,” which began in 2005 and has been running smoothly ever since. He also began hosting the monthly show “Business Nation” in 2007 and continues to do so. In August 2021, he was confirmed as a guest host on the American television game show “Jeopardy!”

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Social Media Details

David has been on Twitter since 2010, and he presently has 233k followers. He also has a Facebook page with a reach of approximately 770 individuals. Aside from that, he is not on any other social media platform, such as Instagram or Snapchat.

Trivia

• Rubbi Judith Lewis officiated at his and Jenny Harris’ wedding ceremony.
• In 2005, he won the Peabody Award and the Alfred I. Dupont Award for his work on the documentary “The Age of Walmart.”
• For his book “House of Cards,” he received the Gerald Loeb Award in television and broadcast journalism in 2010.
• He is also renowned for hosting the 1997 show “Bull Session.”
• He earned $50,000 on the game show Jeopardy in the 2012 power players tournament.
• As part of the charity, David has elected to give a donation to the Robin Hood Foundation, which works to combat poverty in New York, as do all of Jeopardy’s guest hosts.

Last Thoughts

David Faber is America’s go-to financial journalist and analyst, as well as a well-known figure in the sector. He has cultivated a sharp and active demeanor, and he approaches his work with zeal. He is articulate enough to write down his thoughts and theories, and he is also an excellent host. We wish him luck in his new role as a Jeopardy guest host and expect to see much more of his lively personality in the future.