Politics
Michael Bloomberg
Bloomberg says he didn't want to be blamed for getting Trump elected in a three-way race that would have been decided by the House.
Taking a lower-paying job was one of the best decisions he ever made.
The billionaire says he wants President Trump to change his mind about pulling out of the Paris agreement.
As much as AI is a useful tool, it will never replace human judgment, former NYC Mayor Michael Bloomberg says.
AT BTIG's annual Charity Day, CNBC's Bob Pisani speaks to Bloomberg CEO and former New York City Mayor Michael Bloomberg about President Trump's views on climate change and the administration's first 100 days.
America's infrastructure just scored a D+, and one solution to bring this grade up could be technology.
Eight corporate elites who demonstrated the size of their charitable heart through random, minor acts of kindness.
No-one knows exactly what to expect from America's 45th president, but here is what startups should be thinking about, said VC Bradley Tusk.
Clinton's team also considered Howard Schultz and Melinda Gates for a running mate, according to leaked emails.
Hillary Clinton's tech plans will do nothing to help resolve the big issues tech companies would like the next administration tackle, says investor.
Donald Trump's debate performance was mentioned more often on Twitter than Hillary Clinton's, but mostly in a bad way.
We are on the cusp on nothing short of a transportation revolution that will be defined by three key shifts, says Lyft president John Zimmer.
These schools have produced a striking number of today's billionaires.
College dropouts like Bill Gates made billions, but if you plan to complete your studies, Harvard may offer the best chance of becoming a millionaire.
According to Wealth-X, these universities produce the most billionaires.
A small but growing number of Republican business leaders have crossed party lines to support Hillary Clinton's presidential campaign.
In a new report, Wealth-X pinpoints what sets the richest people apart.
The race for the White House has turned into a battle between billionaires.
President Barack Obama expresses his support for Hillary Clinton as the next president of the United States and offers a vision of what America really stands for.
Trumps business plan is a disaster in the making and bottom line is Trump is a risky, reckless, and radical choice and we can't afford to make that choice, says Michael Bloomberg.
