Mid Year Media Review
Last September, Hurricane Ida flooded the basement and backyard of the Taiwanese restaurant Howard Jeon was trying to open in Long Island City along with two partners. Afterwards, officials from … Read More
One in five Black New Yorkers is either officially unemployed, stuck in a part-time job when they want full-time work, or so discouraged they are not even looking for employment … Read More
In September, Eric Adams made a pledge to the city’s business people they had been waiting eight years to hear. “New York will no longer be anti-business,” Adams, then the … Read More
Gage & Tollner, the famed downtown Brooklyn landmark that reopened in April after 17 years of being shuttered, is now serving dinner five nights a week and is looking to … Read More
Two of the city’s most important financial institutions have told their workers to plan to be back in the office soon — raising hopes of the biggest landlords and smallest … Read More
Despite the infusion of $15 billion in federal aid, the budget plan Mayor Bill de Blasio released Monday could leave his successor with about the same amount — $15 billion … Read More
Deals to raise taxes on New York’s millionaires and companies could send both fleeing the state, business leaders and fiscal experts warn — unless Washington steps in and restores some … Read More
Spencer Rubin spent Wednesday waiting for a building inspector at his Melt Shop location on 50th Street between Fifth and Sixth avenues, which he hopes to reopen next month. But … Read More
The Muse Hotel in Times Square tried with very little success to navigate the coronavirus pandemic. It closed when the economy paused last year, reopened three months later and shut … Read More
