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Michael Bloomberg's Transformation

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01 hr 19 min 08 sec

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01.: Milano School's Center for New York City Affairs

02 min 36 sec

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02.: Event Introduction- Mayor Bloomberg

04 min 05 sec

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03.: Panelist Introductions

04 min 10 sec

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04.: Bloomberg Today Versus 5,6,7 Years Ago

03 min 49 sec

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05.: Louis' View: Same Mayor

04 min 40 sec

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06.: Purnick's View: We've Changed, Not Bloomberg

03 min 43 sec

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07.: Vourvoulias-Bush's View: He's Changed

03 min 28 sec

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08.: George's View

06 min 12 sec

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09.: Does Anyone Have a Shot at Defeating Bloomberg?

03 min 30 sec

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10.: Can Bill Thompson Win?

03 min 41 sec

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11.: Bloomberg's Vulnerability with Fall Election

07 min 27 sec

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12.: Will Bloomberg Win Reelection?

05 min 50 sec

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13.: Reporting Challenge

04 min 58 sec

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14.: Why Bloomberg Wants to Stay in Office

06 min 13 sec

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15.: Q1: Money and Corruption

02 min 56 sec

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16.: Q2: Bloomberg's Transparency Policy

02 min 15 sec

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17.: Q3: Bloomberg's Political Legacy

03 min 47 sec

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18.: Q4: Bloomberg Increased Personal Wealth as Mayor

02 min 05 sec

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19.: Q5: Bloomberg's Real Estate Vulnerability

03 min 23 sec

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rspawn

Posted: 10.03.09, 08:30 AM

Why is it that when a right-wing leader seeks to extend term limits, as Bloomberg did in 2008, as Uribe recently did again (after succeeding to do just that previously), there's hardly a peep about in in the media - but when a left-wing leader does the same, the whole world is up in arms about it (Chavez) - even going so far as to de facto supporting the overthrow of such a leader (Zelaya)?

mavallarino

Posted: 07.10.09, 02:33 AM

If the US population thought about ways to create value and wealth instead of chasing it and/or only talking about it, maybe the US and politics would be in a better position. If you don't like Bloomberg then why do so many people in this world use his products and services? If you don't like and/or agree with Bloomberg then why don't you compete with him in the marketplace? The USA are missing some fundamental values.

nextprevious

Posted: 06.08.09, 03:22 PM

Good point, America does seem to think differently about rich people now when compared to few years ago.