History of Stephanie Ruhle in Timeline

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Stephanie Ruhle

Stephanie Ruhle Hubbard is an American television host, currently hosting MSNBC's "The 11th Hour with Stephanie Ruhle." Before joining MSNBC, she held prominent roles at Bloomberg Television as a managing editor, news anchor, and editor-at-large for Bloomberg News. Ruhle also served as a Senior Business Analyst for NBC News. While at Bloomberg, she co-hosted "Bloomberg GO" and was part of the reporting team that uncovered the identity of the trader responsible for the 2012 JPMorgan Chase trading loss.


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1997: Graduated from Lehigh University

In 1997, Stephanie Ruhle graduated from Lehigh University with a bachelor's degree in international business. As part of her major, she studied in Guatemala, Italy, and Kenya.

1997: Joined Credit Suisse

In 1997, Stephanie Ruhle joined Credit Suisse, where she worked in hedge fund sales for six years.

1998: Met Andy Hubbard

In 1998, Stephanie Ruhle met Andy Hubbard, whom she later married, while both were working at Credit Suisse.

2003: Joined Deutsche Bank

In 2003, Stephanie Ruhle joined Deutsche Bank as a credit salesperson covering hedge funds, eventually becoming a managing director.

October 2011: Joined Bloomberg Television

In October 2011, Stephanie Ruhle joined Bloomberg Television and co-hosted Inside Track with Erik Schatzker.

April 2012: Broke the story of the London Whale

In April 2012, Stephanie Ruhle, along with Bloomberg reporters, broke the story of the London Whale, reporting that Bruno Iksil at JPMorgan Chase had amassed large positions in the credit derivative market.

October 2012: Featured on Working Mother magazine cover

In October 2012, Stephanie Ruhle was featured on the cover of Working Mother magazine.

2012: Co-hosted Market Makers

In 2012, Stephanie Ruhle and Erik Schatzker co-hosted Market Makers, a two-hour late morning program on Bloomberg Television.

2012: Broke JPMorgan Chase trading loss story

In 2012, Stephanie Ruhle, along with two other Bloomberg reporters, broke the story identifying the trader behind the JPMorgan Chase trading loss.

May 2013: Featured on Fit Pregnancy magazine cover

In May 2013, Stephanie Ruhle was featured on the cover of Fit Pregnancy magazine.

June 2013: Wrote response to Paul Tudor Jones' comments

In June 2013, Stephanie Ruhle wrote a response to Paul Tudor Jones' comments on women in trading for the Huffington Post, which garnered responses from the media and financial industries.

2015: Interviewed Donald Trump

In 2015, Stephanie Ruhle interviewed then-presidential candidate Donald Trump, during which he made controversial remarks about the World Trade Center.

2015: Hosted Haiti: Open For Business?

In 2015, Stephanie Ruhle produced and hosted Haiti: Open For Business?, a documentary exploring Haiti's emerging market.

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2017: Commencement address at Lehigh University

In 2017, Stephanie Ruhle returned to Lehigh University to give the commencement address.

February 2019: Relationship with Kevin Plank reported

In February 2019, Khadeeja Safdar reported on the relationship between Stephanie Ruhle and Under Armour founder Kevin Plank.

2019: Living in Manhattan

As of 2019, Stephanie Ruhle lives in Manhattan with her husband Andy Hubbard and their three children.

January 27, 2022: Named permanent anchor of The 11th Hour

On January 27, 2022, Stephanie Ruhle was named the new permanent anchor of The 11th Hour on MS NOW.

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2023: Questioned in Under Armour shareholder lawsuit

In early 2023, Stephanie Ruhle was questioned by lawyers regarding a lawsuit by shareholders of the sportswear company Under Armour.

March 2026: Announced move back to daytime hosting

In March 2026, MS NOW announced that Stephanie Ruhle would move back to daytime, hosting a new 9 a.m. program beginning in June 2026.

June 2026: Start hosting a new 9 AM program

In June 2026, Stephanie Ruhle will begin hosting a new 9 AM program on MS NOW.