David H. Faber (born March 10, 1964) is an acclaimed American financial journalist and market news analyst best known for his work with CNBC. A veteran financial journalist, he joined the network in 1993 after spending seven years at Institutional Investor magazine, where he developed expertise in covering financial markets and corporate stories. Faber has built a reputation for in-depth investigative reporting on Wall Street, corporate activism, mergers, acquisitions, and activist investing, often breaking major business news. He currently co-anchors CNBC's morning program 'Squawk on the Street,' providing real-time analysis and interviews with key industry figures, including notable interactions such as his interview with hedge fund manager Paul Singer. In addition to his television career, Faber has extended his influence into other media. He authored 'The Faber Report,' a newsletter offering insights into corporate activism, and has made cameo appearances in films like 'Wall Street: Money Never Sleeps' (2010), 'Arbitrage' (2012), and 'Dumb Money' (2023), portraying financial journalists or analysts. Faber graduated cum laude from Tufts University with a degree in English, which laid the foundation for his career in economic and financial reporting. Personally, he has been married to producer Jenny Harris since January 16, 2000, and resides in the New York area, continuing to shape public understanding of complex financial dynamics through his veteran perspective.