Megan Cassella is joining CNBC as a correspondent based in its Washington bureau. She will cover the intersection of business and Washington focusing on taxes, budget, regulatory policy and will […]
A CNBC reporter who was duped by a man posing as a fired Twitter engineer apologized live on-air Monday to viewers for not doing her due diligence in checking the veracity of the story. CNBC’s Deirdre Bosa tweeted Friday that an “entire team of data engineers” was let go after Elon Musk officially took over Twitter. She later apologized, saying the two men were actually faking it.
