Your Search Returned 252 tagged news reports
Having crunched no numbers and waved no signs, I made my own prediction: The pro-strong mayor side would win by a large margin. Marie Young, an Escambia County commissioner, wanted to know why. "Most of the voting has been done by older white people,...
Tags: Pensacola, older white, Mike Wiggins, strong mayor, Pensacola Florida, Politics, Single winner electoral systems, Michael Bloomberg, Voting
I have a modest proposal for data and news behemoth Bloomberg L.P., which is conspicuous on Wall Street, but not yet a household name along America's Main Streets. Newsweek, officially, is not for sale...Everything is up for grabs at the right price...
Tags: Bloomberg Acquire Newsweek, Michael Bloomberg, Bloomberg L.P., New York City, Fareed Zakaria, Newsweek, Business Finance, Bloomberg
Dobbs might be off CNN, but his recent kick in the ol' culito from our friends at Presente.org hasn't kept him out of politics. FOX News Reports that Lou Dobbs is seriously considering running for president in the 2012 election. FOX reports Dobbs said...
Tags: Lou Dobbs, CNN, Mr. Dobbs, Dobbs Weighs Senate Run, Dobbs Considers Running, New Jersey Senate, anchor lou, cnn anchor, White House, Newark, Politics, Social Issues, Illegal immigration to the United States, Barack Obama, Christopher J. Christie, Ross Perot, Bob Menendez, Michael Bloomberg, Bill Hillsman, Sarah Palin, Reform Party of the United States of America, Man of the Year, Christopher Daggett, Pat Buchanan
Drifter Dwight Johnson was on the subway with his bag on the seat next to him when another passenger demanded it be moved because he wanted the spot, even though there were plenty of empty seats on the late-night train. The two argued briefly over the...
Tags: Louis Sanchez, Michael Bloomberg, Gerardo Sanchez, bloomberg defends, Cook, New York City Subway, Subway, Law Crime
For most people, Bloomberg is associated with specialised business and finance news reporting, plenty of graphs, as much jargon and lots of attention paid to moving share prices. But Bloomberg TV is in the process of a substantial revamp and relaunch.
Tags: Bloomberg TV, London, New York City, Bloomberg L.P., Michael Bloomberg, Bloomberg Television, Bloomberg
Two men were arrested in a sting operation on charges they sold in New York City dozens of illegal guns purchased in Florida. Watson Joachin, 27 and Ryan Woodard, 22, were arraigned Monday on an indictment that charges them with selling dozens of guns...
Tags: New York City, Gun laws in the United States, Gun politics, Gun politics in the United States, Mayors Against Illegal Guns Coalition, Michael Bloomberg, Law Crime, Al Sharpton, Civil disobedience, The Bronx, Gun show, Charles J. Hynes, Politics, Boroughs of New York City
Bloomberg L.P. plans to close its Bloomberg Press operation, a small unit that publishes books, following its acquisition of BusinessWeek magazine, spokeswoman for the parent company said on Friday afternoon. The division published a handful of titles...
Tags: Bloomberg L.P., Michael Bloomberg, Bloomberg Press, Wall Street, New York City, Bloomberg, Business Finance
Bloomberg says that he is trying to avert laying off city workers, his aides have quietly encouraged such job cuts through an internal budget maneuver, according to city documents and interviews with those who have viewed them. But the administration,...
Tags: fringe benefit, job cut, labor cost, government worker, health care, budgeting watchdog, New York, American Recovery and Reinvestment Act, Business Finance, Politics, Michael Bloomberg, Social Security, Kansas state budget, Social Issues, Labor
The long-expected BusinessWeek layoffs came down yesterday, with 130 staffers let go—a full third of its employees...When Bloomberg bought BW last month, expectations were grim—one preliminary report said that Bloomberg was planning to lay off the entire...
Tags: Bloomberg, New York City, Steve Wildstrom, Layoff, Columnist, McGraw-Hill, Business Finance, Laurel Touby, Year of birth missing, BusinessWeek, Reuters, News agencies, Michael Bloomberg, Bloomberg L.P., Labor
New York City and the state both want to cut expenses by trimming public employees but so far they are using different strategies. Mayor Michael Bloomberg is encouraging agencies to prune workers by giving them credit for saving money on health care...
Tags: David Paterson, New York City, Albany, Paterson New Jersey, Pension, Blind people, Michael Bloomberg, Social Issues, Labor, Public finance, Debt, Moody's, Credit rating, Deficit, Politics, Credit, Business Finance, Paterson