So after the massive response we received from yesterday's article, "The 12 Hottest Female Anchors on Business Television," we knew we had to do a follow-up piece on the Bloomberg babes, who, as Dealbreaker correctly nailed us on, we failed to include in the first go-around. It's not that we have anything against Bloomberg, it's just, honestly, who the hell watches Bloomberg television? Having said that, Bloomberg is loaded with a stable full of some serious talent. We went through the lineup and picked out the cream of the crop.

Now, unlike other networks who will remain nameless (coughCNBCcough), Bloomberg is not all about shameless publicity, so it was difficult to find a ton of background information about their female anchors on Bloomberg's website (or anywhere else on the Internet for that matter). But it's not like anyone is looking at these articles for the bios anyway. So here they are: the hottest DL babes from Bloomberg television and one bonus babe to top it all off. One more thing: we're really sorry Dennis Kneale, but there won't be a Hottest Male Business Reporters follow up after this. You can put your pants back on.


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If you spend your entire day like we do, keeping one eye on a sea of computer screens awash in green and red numbers and charts, and the other on a TV tuned to CNBC (and occasionally Bloomberg and even more occasionally Fox Business), you come to truly appreciate the business networks' beautiful -- and incredibly smart and knowledgeable -- women anchors. Here are our 12 favorites:


Maria Bartiromo
Bartiromo is one of the original female business news anchors. As a result of he rise to prominence she earned the nickname "Money Honey." She hosts "Closing Bell" on CNBC every day, which airs from 3 to 5 p.m., though she'll frequently pop on at other times with high-profile interviews. Bartiromo allegedly had an affair with Todd Thomson, the former head of Citigroup's Wealth Management division. On one trip home from China, Thompson ran into Bartiromo and made the other Citigroup employees fly home commercial while he took the company's private jet with Bartiromo. Allegedly.  Keep Reading »