Mike Bloomberg

Michael Bloomberg is violating the first rule of politics by insulting large swaths of the electorate, a move that will further divide his party, FOX Business' Stuart Varney argued in his latest "My Take."

Michael Bloomberg rolled out a new proposal on Tuesday morning aimed at overhauling how Wall Street is regulated, a marked shift for the 78-year-old billionaire who got his start on Wall Street in the 1960s.

When Michael Bloomberg steps onto the Democratic debate stage for the first time on Wednesday, he will be ready to dismiss rivals like Joe Biden and Pete Buttigieg.

The survey was the fourth national qualifying poll that showed Bloomberg with at least 10 percent support, enough to earn him a place at Wednesday’s Nevada debate.

The second-highest spender was hedge fund billionaire Tom Steyer, who spent just $699,758.

During a 2016 sit-down discussion at Oxford’s Said Business School, Bloomberg, who has never farmed, claimed he could ‘teach anybody in this room” to be a farmer. 

Betting lines gave Bloomberg the best odds among Democratic candidates to win the Electoral College when running against Trump.

It could be impossible to blunt Sanders as long as a trio of moderate candidates, including Buttigieg, Klobuchar and Biden, stay in the race.

One day after Vermont Sen. Bernie Sanders accused the three-time New York City mayor of trying to buy the presidential election, Michael Bloomberg launched a new ad tearing into supporters of the self-avowed democratic socialist.

Democrat presidential contender Mike Bloomberg’s campaign promised concessions for workers.

The former New York City mayor has put more than $15 million behind the 30-second ad, according to estimates from political-ad tracker Kantar/CMAG.

The Massachusetts senator is seeking to kickstart her campaign after a lackluster fourth-place finish in the New Hampshire primary.

The 77-year-old billionaire has tapped Meme 2020 to post sponsored content on Instagram promoting his 2020 bid.

Redlining refers to the practice of cutting certain neighborhoods, and potential homebuyers, off from mortgage lending opportunities.

Bloomberg could become the Democratic nominee to challenge Trump in November.

Almost 35 percent of Bloomberg's unprecedented ad-buying campaign has gone toward the four states with the largest number of delegates up for grabs.

President Trump insisted this week that he would rather face-off against Michael Bloomberg than Bernie Sanders in the general election "because Sanders has real followers."

Because he's running for president, Bloomberg's roughly 2,700 journalists are allowed to write about day-to-day developments in the campaign but must avoid in-depth investigations of the Democratic field.

The former New York City mayor’s sudden ascent in the polls comes amid his somewhat unorthodox campaign strategy

Biden’s comments come almost one week after the Iowa caucuses, in which he placed in a disappointing fourth.