11 Facts About Bloomberg Markets

Bloomberg Markets, which is based in New York City, has readers in 147 countries.

Bloomberg Markets was launched in July 1992 as "Bloomberg: A Magazine for Bloomberg Users" and was originally intended to be a guide for the Bloomberg Professional service.

In fall 2010, Bloomberg Markets was redesigned in an effort to attract a broader array of advertisers and expand its content.

In June 2011, Bloomberg Markets announced the launch of the 50 Most Influential franchise, its list of the most influential people in global finance, which appeared in the October 2011 issue.

Bloomberg Markets would be testing a spin-off luxury title with a spring 2012 issue called Bloomberg Pursuits.

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In October 2015, it was announced by the parent company that Bloomberg Markets would reduce publication from 11 issues a year to six.

Bloomberg Markets has a staff of editors in the U S, Latin America, Europe and Asia.

Bloomberg Markets has won almost 200 journalism and design awards including a Gerald Loeb Award, a Scripps Howard Award and a George Polk Award.

In 2011, Bloomberg Markets was named a finalist for the American Society of Magazine Editors' General Excellence Award for Finance, Technology and Lifestyle Magazines and Bloomberg Markets senior writer David Evans was named a Pulitzer Prize finalist in the National Reporting category.

In 2012, Bloomberg Markets was made available in digital form for the iPad alongside its Businessweek subscription circulation.

Bloomberg Markets magazine reported that a group of banks led by JPMorgan Chase had overcharged Jefferson County, home to Birmingham, by at least $60 million in fees assessed on $5.