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Sage and Maria Bartiromo from the Fox Business Network discuss their shared experiences of navigating male-dominated industries, Maria's historic achievement as the first person to report live from the New York Stock Exchange in 1995, the bullying Maria endured at the NYSE, and how she credits her toughness to her Brooklyn upbringing and her mother's principles, how Maria's interest in finances deepened after covering stories about 9/11 widows, underscoring the importance of women being financially independent. Sage shares her own financial challenges and the importance of teaching her children, particularly her daughters, about financial literacy and so much more.
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