Michael Bloomberg blames FDA for contributing to teen vaping epidemic 07:40. ... It follows a new study that found flavor was the reason most young adults said they started using e-cigarettes.

Michael Bloomberg: For an individual company to do it, it’s probably too expensive, unless it’s your business. This is our business. A bird's-eye view of Bloomberg's New York 05:56 ...

A recording from 2015 might make it even harder for some voters to reconcile the tension between Michael Bloomberg’s past and his attempts to illustrate his interest in confronting racial ...

Democratic presidential hopeful Michael Bloomberg once claimed that black and Latino men “don’t know how to behave” at work as he promoted a multimillion-dollar initiative to help… ...

City council voted to raise the tobacco-purchasing age from 18 to 21. New York City Mayor Michael Bloomberg speaks at a press conference regarding Super Bowl XLVIII on Oct. 10, 2013 in New York ...

BILLIONAIRE BLOOMBERG DROPS THE BIG BUCKS: Billionaire Michael Bloomberg was no fan of Andrew Cuomo when the two served overlapping tenures as mayor and governor. But on Friday all appeared forgiven, ...

Michael Bloomberg's Super Bowl ad, which presents the Democratic presidential contender as a brave advocate of public safety who is not afraid ... That number includes young adults as well as ...

In his $108 million re-election campaign in 2009, the mayor paid $282,000 to Bruno’s former Senate counsel, Michael Avella. His media company, Bloomberg LP, hired another former Bruno aide and ...

Michael R. Bloomberg on Friday brushed back critiques about his wealth and bristled at the suggestion that he was using it to buy success in the 2020 presidential race, arguing that other ...

Young Michael Bloomberg receiving his Eagle Scout award in the company of his family. Bloomberg 2020. MEDFORD — When Dorothy Rubin Schepps thinks of Michael Bloomberg, ...

Michael R. Bloomberg is the founder and majority owner of Bloomberg LP, the parent company of Bloomberg News, ... A massacre at the kibbutz of Kfar Aza included young children.

Bloomberg on when a computer should replace a journalist 01:09. Michael Bloomberg: These people are doing one-minute radio business updates for a hundred different radio stations around the country.