Bloomberg goes to Super Bowl
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Mayor Michael Bloomberg, a potential independent presidential candidate who is seeking to broaden his national appeal, is heading to the Super Bowl this weekend to cheer the New York Giants.
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New York Mayor Michael Bloomberg has launched a research effort to assess his chances in a potential bid for the presidency, a source close to the mayor told CNN.
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The step could clear the way for Mayor Michael R. Bloomberg of New York to make an independent bid for the presidency.
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Escalating the war of words with Cablevision, Mayor Bloomberg called on the company yesterday to give up the $11.7 million tax break that Madison Square Garden gets annually.
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New York will be forced to abandon its bid to host the 2012 Olympics if a deal is not reached soon on a $1.4 billion stadium for the New York Jets, Mayor Michael Bloomberg said yesterday.
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New York Mayor Michael Bloomberg lost California Gov. Arnold Schwarzenegger Â one of his biggest cheerleaders Â to John McCain on Thursday and said in more certain terms that he won't get into the presidential race.
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The New York Giants beat the Dallas Cowboys 21-17 on Sunday to advance to the NFC championship game against the Green Bay Packers -- one step away from the Super Bowl.
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The New England Patriots will face one more challenge in their bid for a perfect season: a Super Bowl meeting with the surprising New York Giants.
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Rudy Giuliani isn't the only New York City mayor eying the presidency. Friends say Michael Bloomberg could run too
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New York Mayor Michael Bloomberg turned up the volume on a possible independent bid for president on Monday, arguing that partisanship is limiting the nation's progress at a summit of Republicans and Democrats that stole a bit of the spotlight from the candidates in New Hampshire.
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The New York Giants stand between the New England Patriots and their date with destiny when the two teams square off in the Super Bowl on Sunday.
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Along with the New York Giants, Budweiser, Tide and Pepsi came out the big winners in Super Bowl XLII.
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(180 sec.) The New York Giants treasurer talks about the Super Bowl, the new stadium and keeping their coach.
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While still insisting he is not running for president, New York Mayor Michael Bloomberg signaled his seriousness about a possible independent campaign by meeting with the ballot access expert and campaign manager for H. Ross Perot's third-party presidential bid.
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Mayor Michael R. Bloomberg has doled out pay increases to those who work for him, despite a hiring freeze.
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Even by Super Bowl standards, this one has it all. Unbeaten team vs. unpredictable team. Most valuable player vs. least likely Manning. New York vs. Boston. Plus a supermodel, to boot.
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New York City Mayor Michael Bloomberg said on Thursday he was "committed" to a $1.25 billion tax rebate and unveiled high-tech improvements to city services, as speculation mounts he will run for president.