Bloomberg Talks About Being Mayor On Letterman
Mayor Bloomberg tells David Letterman he thinks being governor is a "terrible job" and he's not embarrassed to be ranked the 10th richest person in the nation.
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Mayor Bloomberg tells David Letterman he thinks being governor is a "terrible job" and he's not embarrassed to be ranked the 10th richest person in the nation.
Americans' view of the economy turned grimmer in September amid escalating job worries, falling to the lowest point since February.
Sharing the wealth, trickle-down economics - whatever you want to call it, Hoffman La Roche is trying to help the little guy.
A new poll shows a majority of New Jersey voters approve of Gov. Chris Christie's proposal requiring public workers to pay higher health care premiums.
Traders' uncertainty has put a big September rally on hold, at least momentarily, before the central bank's meeting Tuesday.
Christie said he will reduce the state's income tax within two years to help boost the economy.
Two years after the meltdown on Wall Street, Mayor Michael Bloomberg says New York City is bouncing back.
Many workers are seeing their hours and salaries cut while their household expenses continue to rise – as a result, people are being forced to moonlight, just to make ends meet.
Troubling news was released Thursday regarding the state of the economy. Last week, 484,000 Americans filed for unemployment benefits – the highest number of new jobless claims since February.
Stocks and interest rates are down sharply as investors take a bleaker view of the U.S. economy. The Dow Jones closed down 265 points.
The stock market began August with a huge rally after economic and earnings reports from around the world revived investors' faith in the global recovery.
With President Barack Obama's popularity sliding, along with more leading economic indicators, he made an appearance Wednesday at a New Jersey sandwich shop to tout his small business legislation.
