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Host and National Correspondent, Bloomberg Radio
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Biography
Kimberly Adams is a Bloomberg Correspondent Before joining Bloomberg, Kimberly was an anchor on one of Bloomberg’s major affiliates – all-news KYW Radio. As a TV anchor on KYW-TV in Philadelphia, Kimberly was once voted “Best Morning Anchor in Philly” by the readers of Philadelphia Magazine. Kimberly also hosted a national NBC TV show in based in Boston. She was also an anchor at KXAS-TV in Dallas, and WTEN-TV in Albany, NY. Kimberly also did anchoring and reporting at WPIX-TV and WNBC-TV in New York.
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By Kimberly Adams Verified| The podcast Playground@ Make Me SmartThe elephant in the room at the RNCPodcast: Play in new window | DownloadThis week Sean O’Brien became the first ever president of the Teamsters union to speak at the Republican National Convention. We’ll explain why this ruffled some feathers and what it could mean for the relationship between unions and the Democratic Party.
By Kimberly Adams Verified| KYW-AM (Philadelphia, PA) Verified PHILADELPHIA (KYW Newsradio) — May 7 marks the 20th anniversary of Free Comic Book Day. Fans will be lined up for hours at comic shops nationwide. A Philadelphia comic shop owner says he is ready to give everyone, from ride-or-die aficionados to more cursory readers, plenty to explore. Free Comic Book Day is a promotional effort of publishers and store owners to celebrate the colorful world of comic books and graphic novels.
By Kimberly Adams Verified| The podcast Playground@ Make Me SmartThe elephant in the room at the RNCPodcast: Play in new window | DownloadThis week Sean O’Brien became the first ever president of the Teamsters union to speak at the Republican National Convention. We’ll explain why this ruffled some feathers and what it could mean for the relationship between unions and the Democratic Party.
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Bloomberg Radio