Oct 21, 2017

My 6 big things: Fox's Maria Bartiromo on Twitter as a life hack, hiking and her iPhone

Mike Allen, author of AM

I chat with industry leaders about their quirks and life hacks for Axios' My 6 Big Things series. This week features Maria Bartiromo, host of Mornings with Maria on Fox Business Network, who shares everything from the importance of her iPhone to using Twitter as a life hack.

Earlier this month, Fox Business Network celebrated its 10th anniversary and Bartiromo's exclusive interview with President Trump airs tomorrow.

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