Andrew Cuomo

...Rodham Clinton, who became secretary of state. Polls also show Giuliani, 65, trailing in a possible matchup with Democrat Andrew Cuomo, the popular attorney general amassing a large campaign fund. Cuomo hasn't announced a run for the...

In this article: Rudy Giuliani, Republican Party, U.S. Senate, Rick Lazio, Marist College, Hillary Rodham Clinton, and Kirsten Gillibrand

...be the Democratic nominee for governor. That title is almost certain to fall to state Attorney General Andrew Cuomo, who, although he has yet to give any signal of his interest in the race, holds a huge lead over Paterson and is regarded...

In this article: Rudy Giuliani, Kirsten Gillibrand, David Paterson, New York City, Rick Lazio, Steve Israel, and Hillary Clinton

Last Updated: 3:29 PM, November 16, 2009 Posted: 9:41 AM, November 16, 2009 ALBANY -- Attorney General Andrew Cuomo has opened up a staggering 59-point lead over Gov. Paterson after the embattled governor spent $500,000 on personal TV...

In this article: Thomas DiNapoli, Attorney General, Rudy Giuliani, US Senator, Rick Lazio, and George Pataki

...District Court in Delaware and two cases pending in Japan, in addition to its regulatory complaints. New York Attorney General Andrew Cuomo offered a preview of what a trial could look like last earlier this month when he filed a suit...

In this article: Intel, Advanced Micro Devices, New York, Delaware, and California

...members into providing personal details to lure new members and send out tens of millions of spam emails. Attorney General Andrew Cuomo said Tagged Inc would provide clear disclosures when seeking access to new users' email contacts, and...

In this article: Tagged, Tagged.com, Attorney General, News Corp, Chief Executive, E-mail, Facebook, and MySpace

...on the New York Attorney General's antitrust suit against the chip giant. BURLINGAME, Calif. -- New York Attorney General Andrew Cuomo has filed antitrust charges against Intel, alleging that the chip giant used bribery and coercion to...

In this article: Intel, Amgen, New York, Delaware, New York, California, Coercion, and CNET