foxes of finance Mar. 3, 2011

Lou Dobbs Will Debut on Fox Business Network in Two Weeks

By Chris Rovzar

We heard back in November that former CNN anchor Lou Dobbs was headed to the Fox Business Network. Now plans finally seem like they are in place: FBN just announced that his economy-oriented show, Lou Dobbs Tonight, will air nightly at 7 p.m. starting March 14. You may now continue your scheduled non-watching of Fox Business Network.

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