Michael Rubens Bloomberg (born February 14, 1942) is the current Mayor of New York City, and the 8th richest person in the United States with personal wealth of US$18 billion in 2010. He is the founder and 88% owner of Bloomberg L.P., a financial news and information services media company.
Bloomberg Joins Menino for Super Bowl Ad Opposing Illegal Guns
Feb 01 - Business Week
O'Malley, Bloomberg to meet on same-sex marriage and immigration issues
Jan 26 - Politico
New York Revises Record Number of 2011 Tourists to 50.5 Million
Jan 25 - Business Week
NYC Set to Attract Record 50.2 Million Tourists, Mayor Says
Dec 20 - Business Week
NYC Set to Draw Record 50.2 Million Tourists in 2011, Mayor Says
Dec 20 - Business Week
Suspect Plotting to Bomb Police Arrested in NYC, Bloomberg Says
Nov 20 - Business Week
Nov 20 - Politico
Bloomberg: Unions hijacked Occupy protest
Nov 18 - Politico
Jon Friedman's Media Web: Occupy Wall Street: Bloomberg nightmare
Nov 16 - MarketWatch
Bloomberg Calls for Ending Bush-Era Tax Cuts, ‘Loopholes’
Nov 08 - Business Week
Jon Friedman's Media Web: Occupy Wall Street dogs Bloomberg
Nov 06 - MarketWatch
NYC Firefighters Remove Gas, Generators From Protest Site
Oct 28 - Business Week
New York May Host Multiple New Science Campuses, Mayor Says
Oct 27 - Business Week
Occupy Wall Street cleanup postponed
Oct 14 - CBC
New York protest square to be cleaned: mayor
Oct 12 - France24
Wall Street Protesters Sue City as Demonstration Continues
Oct 04 - Business Week
Wall Street Protesters Sue New York City Over Arrests
Oct 04 - Business Week
Bloomberg Seeks $2 Billion of NYC Spending Cuts, Hiring Freeze
Oct 04 - Business Week
Bloomberg presses for immigration reform
Sep 28 - MarketWatch
Obama, Bush Join New Yorkers for 10th Anniversary of 9/11
Sep 11 - Business Week
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The U.S. Justice Department has launched an investigation of a huge trading loss incurred by JPMorgan Chase & Co. (NYSE: JPM), the Wall Street Journal said on Tuesday. (May 15)
MORE TOPICS: BARACK OBAMA, NYSE, NEW YORK, FBI, CONGRESS
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JPMorgan's massive $2 billion trading loss has spilled over into presidential politics, with presumptive Republican nominee Mitt Romney calling the disastrous trade as an example of the inherent risks of the free market. (May 15)
MORE TOPICS: FINANCIAL REFORM, CONGRESS, NEW YORK
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New York City Mayor Michael Bloomberg defended Mitt Romney's record at Bain Capital after the Obama campaign released an attack ad, but avoided saying whether or not Romney's experience managing the private equity firm would make him a good or bad president. (May 15)
MORE TOPICS: NEW YORK, MANAGEMENT
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1 WTC builders celebrate installing 100th floor on way to Twin Towers successor becoming highest building in US. (May 01)
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Three generations of a Bronx-Dominican family died on Sunday when an SUV carrying seven people, including three little girls, plummeted off an overpass and plunged 60 feet into the Bronx Zoo, instantly killing everyone inside and destroying the vehicle. (Apr 30)
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New York City Mayor Michael Bloomberg named the Muppets NYC Family Ambassadors on Friday ... and kissed Miss Piggy. (Apr 13)
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New York State Attorney General Eric Schneiderman is reviewing the controversial practice of "unjustified" NYPD stop-and-frisks. Keeping to his 2010 campaign promise, Schneiderman is currently deciding whether his office should issue a formal report on the practice. (Apr 11)
MORE TOPICS: NEW YORK, ATTORNEY GENERAL
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A major Staten Island brush fire was brought under control Tuesday, as firefighters contained the flames at the old Fresh Kills landfill. The fire broke out Monday around noon. Officials believe the fire was caused by a spontaneously compustible mulc... (Apr 10)
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After news emerged in February that the NYPD has been monitoring Muslim student groups at more than a dozen universities in the New York area, academic leaders at the schools involved condemned the surveillance as a case of racial and religious stereotyping. (Apr 04)
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The United States Census Bureau rejected New York City's challenge to the 2010 Census results on Sunday. The Bureau maintains that its numbers were accurate, totaling the city's population at 8.2 million. However, city officials argue that the number was actually closer to 8. (Apr 02)
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