Trading on Wall Street is basically a huge game of poke,r and it would be kind of hard to bluff or cover your strategy if Bloomberg reporters were watching your Bloomberg terminal to track your every move. So you'd assume said reporters wouldn't abuse their corporate affiliation like that...
Healthy, early sex education combined with increased birth control accessibility will yield better, less detrimental results -- not making teen moms look and feel like bad parents simply for being parents. More »
Mayor Bloomberg Introduces Ridiculous Anti-Teen Pregnancy PSA is a post from...
Mayor Mike Bloomberg has won over many hearts--and possibly repelled even more--with his big soda ban and other restrictions on food and beverage consumption in New York City, which has caused many to complain that he's obsessed with other peoples' weight and overly invested in obesity, when he...
In a press conference this afternoon, Mayor Michael Bloomberg released updates on New York City's recovery from Hurricane Sandy, encouraging everyone to volunteer and contribute cash donations...and defending his choice to proceed with the New York City Marathon this Sunday. Citing the...
Michael Bloomberg's proposed soda ban has spurred serious debate amongst consumers, lawmakers and–of course–the soft drink and restaurant industry. But despite popular opinion, the regulation really only had to pass through one major hoop: The New York City Board of Health. And in an...
We heard in August that Apple had been struggling to square up the future of its TV service with the big bad cable companies over. Now, a Bloomberg source is admitting that it means no new Apple TV product will launch this year. More »
So did you hear how New York City*is trying to ban baby formula? And how in order to make new mothers breastfeed, Mayor Michael Bloomberg*is set to sign an executive order stating that city hospitals must hand over all baby formula to City Hall by the end of the week? At which point Bloomberg...
Bloomberg is reporting that Apple is planning to launch a smaller, cheaper iPad to compete with Amazon and Google—and suggests that it will arrive by the end of 2012. More »
New York City Mayor, Michael Bloomberg, is certainly stirring up a lot of controversy over his proposal to ban large sugary drinks. It's something that makes a lot of sense in order to start fighting this war on obesity. But sodas are not the only sugar-laden products that are just plain crappy...
Mayor Bloomberg's plan to ban big soda has come under hard scrutiny from every direction; even some health industry leaders are skeptical that this will really make America less obese or more healthy. We've been somewhat divided here at Blisstree (of course, banning 60-ounce cups of soda hardly...
First the Wall Street Journal said the next iPhone will have a four-inch screen, then Reuters agreed, and now Bloomberg's sources are saying the same thing. Bloomberg are also reporting, however, that Steve Jobs was closely involved with the design process. More »
foment riots.. often racial ones? Newgroups are reaching newer lows in my opinion. They've been babbling the same topics for years.. real estate turning around (not), hyperinflation (not), sexist slants focusing on men out of work vs women, and very prominently.. the possibility of riots...
Bloomberg: The Politics, Investments Of Judges Bloomberg: Judges In Lawsuits Over U.S. Health Care Overhaul Hold Industry Stock Three federal judges overseeing challenges to the Obama administration's health-care overhaul own shares of companies in the industry, including insurers and...
Bloomberg examines Secretary of State Hillary Rodham Clinton's "fervor for making women's advancement a core part of her national-security efforts." According to the news service, Clinton "has been pushing the cause from remote Congolese villages to the United Nations General Assembly. She...
i heard his idea on the radio.. i fuckin love it..
i am so tired of getting tobacco smoke blown in my face.
we have enough pollution.. as is.. the added fumes is nonsense..
and it unnecessarily puts others at risk.