CNBC announced that Harvey Stober and Isabella Gao have joined the network as a senior investment analyst and correspondent and an equity analyst and correspondent, respectively. The appointments were announced by CNBC’s editor-in-chief, David Cho, and Ken Brown, the network’s managing editor of digital and editorial strategy. Other promotions included John Melloy to deputy managing editor, investing and markets; Vanna Ben’Ous to senior editor, contributors; and Christina Cheddar Berk to senior editor, stock analysis.
Meanwhile, San Francisco-based anchor Deirdre Bosa will be departing the network at the end of August to launch a new independent show, Deirdre Bosa Live, alongside Jasmine Wu, focusing on artificial intelligence.
CBS News announced that Dov Lieber is joining the network as a senior reporter based in Israel. He was previously with The Wall Street Journal, where he was a correspondent covering Israel and the Palestinian territories. Meanwhile, former Free Press video journalist Tanya Lukyanova will be an associate producer at 60 Minutes.
Madeleine Carlisle is the latest departure from CBS News’ Sunday newsmagazine 60 Minutes. According to Status, Carlisle was an associate producer and is the daughter of Stephen Colbert.
Finally, Pelley, alongside his former 60 Minutes correspondent Sharyn Alfonsi, is taking on Journalist-In-Residence roles for the 2026-2027 academic year at the Columbia School of Journalism. They will work with students through lectures, workshops, and special events, and will each contribute a piece to the Columbia Journalism Review.
