Finance
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Tishman teams with Dutch investor on office fund
Rob Speyer has a new office fund underway, a vehicle the Chrysler Building neatly fits into. Tishman Speyer and Dutch firm Bouwinvest Real Estate Investors launched a joint fund…
The Real Deal New York ·
Anthropic files for blockbuster IPO that could value AI giant at $2 trillion
The company, known for its Claude chatbot, said it plans to list on the Nasdaq exchange under the stock ticker “ANT,” according to an S-1 filing with the Securities and Exchange…
NY Post Business ·
What NYers can expect as open enrollment for health insurance begins
Health care advocates Healthcare advocates at an April rally in Albany looking to preserve insurance coverage at risk because of federal funding cuts. Some consumers will face…
Gothamist ·
What is Ciao Hospitality Group?
Ciao will take over Paris Bar, two Brooklyn Diner locations and Brooklyn Deli
NY Post Business ·
Why NYC-owned buildings are some of the worst violators of shed program
Mayor Zohran, like predecessors Eric Adams and Bill de Blasio, seems to have zero urgency in repairing dangerous Department of Buildings violations on 2 Lafayette St.'s facade.
NY Post Business ·
NYPD: Officer shot, injured knife-wielding woman during ‘chaotic’ night at Queens home
A stock photo of an NYPD cruiser The woman is in stable condition, police said, but several people were stabbed. [ more › ]
Gothamist ·
3 slates vying to run Jersey City school board as city stares down major tax hikes
A person was by the entrance to the polling station at School 23 in Jersey City in 2020. The incumbent slate, formerly backed by the teacher's union, lost that influential…
Gothamist ·
NY Dirt: COPA puts nonprofits first, sidelining investors
COPA cleared the Council, giving the city’s nonprofits a chance to skip the line when distressed multifamily buildings go up for sale. But will landlords play ball with these…
The Real Deal New York ·- Bloomberg.com
- Crain's New York
It’s official: New York City is banning horse-drawn carriages
Crain's New York · 
Ex-Adams aide accused of pocketing kickbacks from community program funds
Tony Herbert, a longtime ally of Mayor Eric Adams, was fired for remarks about the Kirk assassination. Federal prosecutors say Anthony Herbert took more than $100,000 in…
Gothamist ·- Bloomberg.com
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- Bloomberg.com
New York Arrests 16 in Crackdown on Staged Insurance Crashes
Bloomberg.com · 
NYC selects four design agencies for city-run grocery store initiative
Crain's New York ·- Crain's New York
Judge strikes down pied-à-terre tax rollout
Crain's New York ·- Crain's New York
NYPD gives all clear after investigating suspicious package near U.N.
Crain's New York · 
City adds homeless youth shelter beds as providers bemoan payments
Crain's New York ·
Tracking the clashes between Zohran Mamdani and Julie Menin
Crain's New York ·