Bloomberg

Publication type: Financial information, market data, and global business media company

Bloomberg is a New York-headquartered financial data, technology, news, television, radio, and digital media company serving investors, companies, governments, and financial professionals.

History And Editorial Focus

Bloomberg L.P. was founded in 1981 and built its business around financial data terminals, later expanding into Bloomberg News, Bloomberg TV, Bloomberg Radio, Bloomberg Businessweek, digital media, indices, and professional workflow products.

What Happens There

  • Markets, finance, companies, politics, technology, economics, commodities, and wealth
  • Bloomberg Television and video interviews
  • Bloomberg Terminal data and professional products
  • Global newsroom with strong New York financial-market presence

Official Links

Address And Google Map

731 Lexington Avenue, New York, NY 10022

Best Use For Manhattan Business Club Readers

Use this listing for financial-market headlines, Bloomberg video, macroeconomic context, executive interviews, and Wall Street-focused business updates.

Latest Headlines From This Source

  • Mickey Drexler, Chair of Alex Mill and Former CEO and chair of J. Crew, tells Bloomberg that apparel retailers need to do more to give consumers a reason to buy. He says product, discounting and especially newness matter, while arguing that fashion has put too little emphasis on creativity and reinvention. He speaks with Romaine […]
  • Affirm is teaming up with Walmart’s Sam’s Club as the retailer’s exclusive buy-now, pay-later partner, just weeks before the key holiday shopping season kicks off. Affirm will serve as Sam’s Club’s exclusive BNPL provider in a multi-year agreement, starting in that role on Sam’s Club’s website in the coming weeks and rolling out to stores in 2027, […]
  • Australia’s growth will likely be slower than the 1.75% forecast in May’s budget, Australian Treasurer Jim Chalmers said Friday, as a series of rate hikes and rising inflation start to bite on the economy.
  • Kroger CFO David Kennerley discusses the company plans to invest $5 billion in consumer value, including affordable groceries and simpler promotions, while seeking to fund the effort through $4 billion in structural cost savings. Kennerley said the company is seeing a slight uptick in inflation but remains within the range it projected earlier in the […]
  • Huntington Bank shares were little changed after the company reported revenue below expectations and earnings per share in line. CEO Steve Steinour said the results reinforce confidence in meeting financial targets and delivering sustained earnings growth. He cited growth and the integration of the Cadence and Veritex partnerships, while explaining that stronger competition has made […]

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