Bloomberg

Bloomberg’s first account was Merrill Lynch. With these tools they steal our parents retirement funds, along with the rest of there lives and the stories told by and co workers of Boeing whom signed up. Bloomberg stole from the whole community for the rest of there years.
Should Michael Bloomberg run for ‘President’ Vote No. The irony may be these machines are set for ‘Status Quo’

Amazing building!
The Lobby is on the 6^th floor and an amazing center atrium.
The sculpture on the first floor is ugly, what were they thinking when they brought it?
The metal sculpture of a «cloud» is ugly too.
The Koi fish pond and aquariums are wonderful addition to the sky lobby.
The design of the whole building is amazing, I would love to meet the designer or architect.

Coolest. Building. Ever. Great energy and impeccably communal-​feeling. Wow.

CNBC vs Bloomberg
CNBC has a lot of issues. CNBC, unlike BLOOMBERG, is too political. The only issue that I have with Bloomberg is that they do not have a tape and they show the two day chart instead of quotes at the bottom of the screen. I don’t have as big an issue with Betty Liu as some posters do, but find her a bit bland.
CNBC got rid of a lot of their better reporters. When they get rid of someone, they pretend like they never existed. CNBC is a bit of a modeling show focusing in on hot looking female reporters who have credentials but aren’t necessary the best available.
Dick Santilli is a joke. He isn’t even creditable. He is an embarrassment to CNBC. Maria got bitter over the last 20 years plus. Trish was great but they dumped her. Kelly is just dumb and started out with a chip on her shoulder about Melissa Lee for some reason and then they made her mellow out. When Mark died they snuffed Erin and she left. My two favorites are Steve and David. Kramer is a bit much. I liked him better before Gene Hackman trained him to be more animated.
Another bitter biased commentator is Joe. He got passed over and they threw him on a show that is not even seen by the entire West Coast. He is a bit better than Dick Santilli.
If I were Dick, and thank the Universe I’m not, I would not be proud to have started a political party who worships Sara Palin, Michelle Bachman, and Rand Paul. It goes to creditability. Speaking of bad jokes, when did Joe become the anchor and Becky not? He must of threatened to go to Fox. I’d pack his bags for Joe.
CNBC is nor more of a news channel than Fox News. BLOOMBERG needs to tweak it’s «background screen». I would switch in a NY minute. But they haven’t. So I’m stuck with CNBC.

I’ve done a few interviews with the Bloomberg TV team, and I absolutely love doing them here because of how beautiful their office and production environment is. Very well designed. Looks like a beautiful tech company. Bonus is the free healthy/​premium snacks, treats, and drinks they make available to all of their employees and their guests! Love this place.

Bloomberg — So I prefer them to CNBC because they actually report the news and aren’t so opinionated but most of the time their shows are so boring. I wish they’d focus more on reporting the best news stories of the day rather than off in neverland. It’s weird to see the market open for 20 minutes and Bloomberg running a story about some Bee Farm in Utah. Focus on the stock market and what is moving, especially in the first few hours. I find myself turning off Bloomberg a lot!

If you don’t work here, find a friend who works here and ask them for a tour. The interior is niiiiice.
There is also pantries throughout their offices where employees and guests can help themselves to all kinds of refreshments and snacks. Snacks are on the healthier side. To name a few there were fruits, trail mixes, food bars, oatmeal, dried fruit, apple crisps, zucchini crisps!
All I have to say is, you gotta see it to believe it.

great work enviorment as a local#3 electrician

Let me be clear — I’m not writing about the television station, but the building and the Bloomberg offices inside. I had a chance to take a tour yesterday with a friend who works there and the office spaces inside are stunning. Michael Bloomberg is all about «transparency,» in business and in life, and it shows at this company. There are no offices, no cubicles, no opaque walls. Everything is either transparent or translucent. There is no real way to slack off here at your desk because there are no real separations between work stations. So, you’re feeling sleepy? Hungry? No need to leave the building because there’s a huge snack bar on the 6^th floor! Cookies, granola, pretzels, chips, protein bars, milk (skim, 2% and chocolate), juice, soft drinks, coffee, etc. What a genius business plan! I also loved the color schemes — hints of red, blue, green, yellow, purple, orange — bouncing off every wall. This just seemed like a very inspiring place to work.