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     Michael Bloomberg Bio: NYC Mayor & Businessman

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     Michael Bloomberg: Who He Is and What He Stands For (Published 2020)

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   What did Michael Bloomberg do for New York City?

   • Over 12 years, New York City saw a short-lived soda ban, some tax increases, and a spike in stop-and-frisk. Michael Bloomberg may be a Democratic presidential candidate, but his time as mayor was more complicated. He backed both liberal and conservative measures.

   Mike Bloomberg's Record as Mayor of New York City

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   What happened to Michael Bloomberg?

   • Bloomberg was one of New York City's longest-serving mayors. But the path he took to becoming a three-term mayor was paved with controversy. In October 2008, a year before the mayoral election, the City Council, by a 29-22 vote, approved Bloomberg's request to extend the two-term limit for city elected officials.

   Mike Bloomberg's Record as Mayor of New York City

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   How did Michael Bloomberg get his start?

   • These included: that he went to an elite New York private school; got a master’s degree in business; worked at Goldman Sachs and Citigroup; that his mother was working in the Twin Towers at the time of the 9/11 terrorist attacks; that he’s Jewish; and that he had never been a drag queen.

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   How did Michael Bloomberg become a billionaire?

   • Bloomberg put himself through Johns Hopkins and Harvard and became a partner at Salomon Brothers. He started his own company which revolutionized the distribution of financial information and made him a billionaire. Bloomberg became mayor of New York City in 2002, and he later won election to a second...

   Michael Bloomberg - Philanthropist, Mayor - Biography

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   Who is Michael Bloomberg?

   • The 73-year-old founder and CEO of Bloomberg L.P., a global financial data and media company, is worth $37.2 billion. He paid for all three of his mayoral campaigns out-of-pocket. Critics say he bought his third term by funding a campaign to overturn the city's term limits in 2008. City residents had voted for term limits twice. 2.

   10 things Americans should know about Michael Bloomberg

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   Did Michael Bloomberg run for President?

   • Bloomberg became mayor of New York City in 2002, and he later won election to a second and a controversial third term. Afterward, the businessman and philanthropist flirted with running for president and plunged himself into combating the effects of climate change.

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4. www.bloomberg.com › opinion › articlesNew York City Schools Should Be Next to Ban Mobile Phones

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   4 days ago · New York City Schools Should Be Next to Ban Mobile Phones. Los Angeles is moving in favor of students’ well-being. Mayor Eric Adams can ensure NYC does, too. Michael R. Bloomberg is the founder ...

5. www.crainsnewyork.com › politics-policy › bloombergBloomberg-funded lobbying group vaults to top of New York's ...

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   4 days ago · A little-known group funded by Michael Bloomberg vaulted almost to the top of New York’s lobbying ranks last year in an unusual shakeup during a record-breaking year for lobbying spending. The ...

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   4 days ago · 06/25/2024. In Manhattan, local restaurant and shop owners on the Upper East side — many of whom have outposts in Palm Beach — are up in arms with former New York Mayor Mike Bloomberg’s whopping $560 million purchase of 980 Madison Avenue, the former Gagosian Building, at 75th street. They fear its new use as a corporate office for ...

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   4 days ago · 538 live-blogged updates on New York, Colorado, Utah and South Carolina primary elections and runoffs for U.S. Senate, U.S. House and governor.