Bloomberg News

Bloomberg News is an international news agency headquartered in New York City and a division of Bloomberg L.P. Content produced by Bloomberg News is disseminated through Bloomberg Terminals, Bloomberg Television, Bloomberg Radio, Bloomberg Businessweek, Bloomberg Markets, Bloomberg.com, and Bloomberg's mobile platforms. Since 2015, John Micklethwait has been editor-in-chief.

Some of the key events about Bloomberg News

1981
Launched innovative financial news service using computer terminals
1990
Expanded into television broadcasting with the creation of Bloomberg TV
1992
Introduced Bloomberg Radio to provide 24-hour financial news coverage
1995
Launched Bloomberg.com, extending its reach to online audiences
1998
Faced criticism for publishing an article that led to a market panic in Russia
2004
Accused of violating privacy laws by accessing private financial information of customers
2006
Criticized for publishing a story about a stock fraud investigation that was later proven false
2008
Sued for defamation by Saudi billionaire over allegedly false statements in an article
2009
Acquired BusinessWeek magazine, expanding its print media presence
2011
Launched Bloomberg Government, providing data and analytics for policy professionals
2011
Apologized for using customer data from Bloomberg terminals to aid reporters in news gathering
2013
Admitted to allowing journalists access to sensitive client information through its terminals
2014
Introduced Bloomberg Politics to cover national and global political news
2014
Retracted an incorrect story about China's central bank, causing temporary market fluctuations
2015
Launched Bloomberg Business, a new digital destination combining its media properties
2016
Criticized for publishing a misleading headline about Brexit's impact on UK economy
2017
Created TicToc by Bloomberg, a global news network on Twitter
2018
Faced backlash for publishing an inaccurate story about Russian election meddling
2020
Launched QuickTake, a streaming news channel for a younger audience
2020
Criticized for publishing a controversial op-ed about the COVID-19 pandemic's economic impact

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