Made in New York: Mayor Bloomberg Unveils Map of Tech Startups - New York City Mayor Michael Bloomberg on Tuesday unveiled a digital map called Made in New York as a resource for job seekers.

Bloomberg Hosts First Ireland Economic Summit - As Ireland is close to holding a referendum on the European fiscal treaty introducing strict deficit rules and spending restrictions for governments, the Bloomberg Ireland Economic

Bloomberg Strikes Deal to Redevelop Land Near Citi Field - A 1.4-million-square-foot mall and parking garage is planned for one side of the Mets’ stadium in Queens, with a hotel and stores on the other side.

Bloomberg gives to Calif. tobacco tax campaign - New York City Mayor Michael Bloomberg has given half a million dollars to a campaign supporting a California initiative that would raise the state's cigarette tax to fund cancer research.

Bloomberg: NC marriage vote sets back civil rights - New York City Mayor Michael Bloomberg has told University of North Carolina graduates that last week's gay marriage vote shows there is still a lot of work to be done for civil rights in this country.

Bloomberg Defends Same-Sex Marriage in State That Rejected It - At a commencement at the University of North Carolina, the mayor said the state's rejection of same-sex marriage made it clear "how much more work needs to be done."

Bloomberg Defends Romney's Bain Record, Dodges Question About Obama Ad - New York City Mayor Michael Bloomberg defended Mitt Romney's record at Bain Capital after the Obama campaign released an attack ad, but avoided saying whether or not Romney's experience managing the private equity firm would make him a good or bad president.

Mayor Bloomberg calls JP Morgan Chase $2B loss a 'hiccup' - Mayor Bloomberg today dismissed JPMorgan Chase's $2 billion trading loss as a "hiccup" as he staunchly defended the city's largest bank and its leader. "They've had a stellar reputation until this hiccup," said the mayor. "I think the company is taking responsibility. They're trying to fix...

Bloomberg: Facebook's Saverin May Save $67 Million By Renouncing Citizenship - Bloomberg took out its pencil, paper and calculator and came up with this number: $67 million. That's how much the news service estimates Facebook co-founder Eduardo Saverin could save in federal income taxes after having renounced his United States citizenship in advance of social media company's public debut. Bloomberg reports :

Bloomberg Among Critics of Brooklyn District Attorney - Mayor Michael R. Bloomberg and leading mayoral candidates rebuked Charles J. Hynes, the Brooklyn district attorney, for his handling of sex-abuse cases in the ultra-Orthodox community.