In July of 1996, Neil Cavuto was tasked with concurrent roles: anchor and managing editor of business news for the FOX News Channel (FNC). During his tenure, FNC became the highest rated provider of cable news in the United States. He is now the Senior Vice President of Business News and Fox Business Network while continuing to serve as anchor and managing editor.
Cavuto's one-hour daytime financial program, "Your World With Neil Cavuto," airs on FNC each weekday (4-5 PM EST) providing in-depth cover of the business world. "Your World" is consistently the #1 rated cable business program in the 4 PM timeslot. He provides the Saturday program "Cavuto on Business," anchors FOX Business Network, oversees all business coverage and serves on the network's executive committee. In addition to television, Cavuto anchors a financial newscast, "The Cavuto Money Report," for FOX News Radio in January of 2007.
Prior to joining FNC, Cavuto anchored and hosted more than three hours of CNBC's daily programming including the network’s highest-rated program, "Market Wrap," as well as "Power Lunch" and "Business Insiders." He served as a contributor to NBC’s "Today Show" as well as "NBC News at Sunrise." His 20-plus years of financial reporting also included opportunities at PBS’ "Nightly Business Report" (acting as New York bureau chief) and Investment Age magazine.
Cavuto has covered many of the key business stories of the last two decades including the 1987 stock market crash, the 9/11 attacks and corporate scandals--Enron, Tyco, Martha Stewart and others. Additionally, he is the author of two New York Times best sellers, "More Than Money: True Stories of People Who Learned Life’s Ultimate Lesson" and "Your Money and Your Life."
Named “the best interviewer in broadcast business news” by The Journalist and Financial Reporter, Cavuto has been nominated for five CableACE awards and has interviewed all Fortune 500 CEOs. He is a graduate of St. Bonaventure University, a recipient of a master's degree from American University and served as a White House intern during the Carter administration. A cancer survivor, Cavuto is the father of three children (Tara, Bradley and Jeremy).
