Neil Cavuto’s departure marks the end of an era for Fox News, where he has been a fixture since its inception in 1996.
Neil Cavuto, a veteran business journalist and one of Fox News’ longest-serving anchors, has announced his departure from the network after a 28-year tenure.
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Cavuto, 66, chose not to renew his contract, which concludes at the end of December 2024. During his final broadcast of “Your World,” he expressed gratitude to his colleagues and viewers, humorously referencing his numerous health challenges over the years.
Throughout his career at Fox News, Cavuto hosted several programs, including “Your World,” “Cavuto Coast to Coast,” and “Cavuto Live.” Known for his balanced reporting and willingness to critique figures across the political spectrum, he often drew the ire of President-elect Donald Trump, who publicly criticized him on multiple occasions.
Cavuto’s departure has elicited reactions from both colleagues and viewers. Fox News lauded his contributions, describing his career as a “master class in journalism.” Colleagues have expressed admiration, noting his resilience in the face of health challenges, including multiple sclerosis and heart surgery.
In his farewell remarks, Cavuto stated, “I’m not leaving journalism; I’m just leaving here,” indicating his intention to continue his work in the field. Fox News has announced that rotating hosts will fill his time slots until a permanent replacement is named.
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Cavuto’s departure marks the end of an era for Fox News, where he has been a fixture since its inception in 1996. His influence on business journalism and his commitment to fair reporting have left an indelible mark on the industry.