MSG"s Dolan talks like an owner looking to move
A new Madison Square Garden would make him even wealthier.....»»
Following rocky 2022, city’s digital health sector focuses on personalized care, experts say
Plus: Adams’ State of the City emphasizes proactive health care plans to combat crises NYSNA nurses say New York-Presbyterian has doubled their health insurance premium rates Peconic Bay Medical Center launches new dialysis program for patients.....»»
Op-ed: New York needs a "builder"s remedy" to solve its housing crisis
The state should allow cost-effective construction in suburbs with commuter rail connections, writes James Lloyd of the state Association for Affordable Housing.....»»
A billionaire developer’s alleged clash with 60-year-old lumber store
Midtown Lumber claims John Catsimatidis prevented the retailer from acquiring the building it occupied for six decades .....»»
Latch reveals more accounting errors and replaces top management
Lockmaker’s problems date back further than the company had announced.....»»
NYU picks up another high-grade teacher’s residence
Its law school has bought a Cobble Hill townhouse for $5.2 million.....»»
Staten Island coffee roaster overstated revenue by $8M
The accounting error could reduce previously reported sales by 11%.....»»
Council members knock Adams for statement on asylum-seekers
The deputy speaker says the mayor is trying to ‘skirt’ the city’s right-to-shelter mandate.....»»
Deals of the Day: Jan. 26
CBS Broadcasting cuts its office footprint, and an investment platform inks a new lease at 1 Madison.....»»
SL Green’s earnings portray a deepening office market crisis for Manhattan
The city's largest office landlord reported steep losses and a marked decline in leasing activity last year.....»»
Greenpoint landlords are slashing prices
But rents in the Brooklyn neighborhood are still way above 2021 levels and higher than the borough’s as a whole.....»»
Amid layoffs and acquisition dip, the city’s big tech firms focus on pharma
The drug industry represents an opportunity to diversify their investments and get into a sector that is more resilient to economic headwinds, experts say.....»»
State of the City: Recovering but still short of housing, health goals
The mayor promised to rezone Midtown, provide health care for the homeless and ratchet up MWBE contracts.....»»
With state budget season looming, providers call for Medicaid reimbursement rate increase
Plus: NoMad health care software firm raises $75M Series B Partnership for New York City taps Albert Bourla as board co-chair Soho baby formula maker acquires two facilities in more than $50M investment.....»»
On the Upper East Side, it’s church versus co-op
A new Redeemer Presbyterian building on East 91st Street has neighbors angry about losing light.....»»
As recreational sales start, medical marijuana firms are left warming the bench
The companies that entered the market first are now last in line .....»»
Op-ed: State faces daunting task of addressing needs, defining success in the legal cannabis market
Mitzi Keating of Cannabis Advisory Services lays out the challenges facing the state regulators .....»»
Op-ed: New York’s legal cannabis industry must be accessible to the Latino community
Latinos will be a decisive demographic in the long-term success of the state’s legal industry, write Kristina Lopez Adduci and Vladimir Bautista.....»»
Potency tax could be a major buzzkill for sanctioned cannabis retailers
Worries abound that there’s a limit to how much above street prices shoppers will pay for legal weed.....»»
Major hurdles remain for New York’s recreational marijuana market, but stakeholders remain optimistic
A slow rollout, high taxes and uncertain regulation leave many wondering if independent shops can survive.....»»