UPCOMING EVENTS

• City declares Harlem Legionnaires’ outbreak over, pledges tougher safety rules

  The city Health Department has declared a deadly Legionnaires’ dise

• Claire's to close 300 U.S. stores, including 18 in New York

  Claire's is closing nearly 300 U.S. stores, including 18 in New York,

• Hudson Square developer may lose penthouse in building he once converted

  Part of the twisting legal drama of a developer who helped put Hudson

• Inspectors for Con Edison face fraud charges after nine-year pipeline safety scheme

  Federal prosecutors in Manhattan are a

• Metropolitan Opera hit with second credit downgrade as financial woes deepen

  The Metropolitan Opera’s credit rating has been dow

• 500 New York c-suite execs share their two-cents on AI adoption

  A recent survey of 500 C-suite level business leaders in New York ask

• City reaches $3M settlement with Uniqlo, AllSaints, grocery company for workers’ rights violations

  Three major companies have settled with the city for a combined $3 mi

• Columbia admits a record 1,800 freshmen amid Trump visa threats

  Columbia University is welcoming its largest-ever freshman class, all

• Rezoned Bed-Stuy site could get 38-unit resi building

  Plans for a Brooklyn development site that was rezoned in 2023 are co