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La Croix : He is a billionaire who has made a fortune in services and financial information. And who, as part of his good works, has chosen to engage resolutely in the fight against tobacco.

20 Minutes : His fight, tobacco. Former New York Mayor Michael Bloomberg's Foundation unveiled on Tuesday the names of the organizations chosen to lead STOP, a $ 20 million, 3-year-old NGO to denounce the "misleading practices" of the industry. tobacco.

Metro : Billionaire Foundation and former New York Mayor Michael Bloomberg unveiled on Tuesday the names of the organizations chosen to lead STOP, a $ 20 million, 3-year-old NGO to denounce the "deceptive practices" of the tobacco industry .

Boursier: The foundation of Michael Bloomberg has given a boost to "STOP", an NGO with $ 20 million over three years , the purpose of which is to denounce the deceptive practices of the cigarette industry.

Rfi: The organization of American billionaire Michael Bloomberg today, August 14, 2018, announced the names of organizations selected to run STOP, a non-governmental organization, with a budget of $ 20 million for three years.

The Malaysian Insight: BILLIONAIRE former New York mayor Michael Bloomberg today gave a trio of anti-tobacco crusaders US$20 million (RM80 million) to up their game against an industry aggressively marketing its deadly wares worldwide, especially in developing countries.

Inside Philanthropy: Bloomberg Philanthropies recently revealed the three groups picked to lead Stopping Tobacco Organizations and Products (STOP), the funder’s anti-tobacco watchdog organization.

Raw Story: Billionaire former New York mayor Michael Bloomberg on Tuesday gave a trio of anti-tobacco crusaders $20 million to up their game against an industry aggressively marketing its deadly wares worldwide, especially in developing countries.

Quartz : Three of the globe’s most ardent anti-tobacco groups are joining forces, part of new effort to create a one-stop shop to monitor the tobacco industry, its lobbying tactics, and its marketing strategies.

Capital Business : Billionaire former New York mayor Michael Bloomberg on Tuesday gave a trio of anti-tobacco crusaders $20 million to up their game against an industry aggressively marketing its deadly wares worldwide, especially in developing countries.