Tribulations befall Brooklyn businesses as vaccine mandate settles in • Brooklyn Paper Brooklyn Paper
Manhattan office leasing rises to highest level since 2019
Deal volume is still 12% behind the borough’s five-year average, however
Labor gap persists, but in-person learning may offer silver lining
Reduced child-care needs mean more people available to work, but economists predict the effect could take some time To view the full story, click the title link.
SBA administrator tours Brooklyn businesses devastated by Ida’s flooding – News 12 Bronx
SBA administrator tours Brooklyn businesses devastated by Ida’s flooding News 12 Bronx
Health commissioner’s resignation paves way for newcomer to repair frayed relations
The Health Department fell under scrutiny for its alleged role in obscuring data on Covid deaths in nursing homes
Commuters seek exemptions from congestion pricing
Cops, taxi drivers and Midtown residents are among those seeking to be excluded from the controversial plan To view the full story, click the title link.
Eric Adams talking nice on business and tough on crime — we look forward to his followup with action – New York Post
Eric Adams talking nice on business and tough on crime — we look forward to his followup with action New York Post
Gramercy mental health startup raises $190M Series C round, hitting $2B valuation
CEO April Koh said the funding will accelerate Spring Health’s global expansion
Real estate scion Robert Durst guilty of best friend’s murder
A Los Angeles jury convicted Robert Durst on Friday of murdering his best friend 20 years ago, a case that took on new life after the New York real estate heir participated in a documentary that… To view the full story, click the title link.
WTC victim lives on through business started by brothers – Spectrum News NY1
WTC victim lives on through business started by brothers Spectrum News NY1
Manhattan rents rise again but only with doormen in the building
The more affluent are more active in the rental market
Subway failed because someone pushed the wrong button
An unidentified worker pushed an “emergency power off” To view the full story, click the title link.
Is Brooklyn Leading New York City Out of the Pandemic? – The New York Times
Is Brooklyn Leading New York City Out of the Pandemic? The New York Times
More restrictions are coming if vaccination rate doesn’t increase, city says
In an opposition memo, the city says more restrictions will come if the vaccination rate doesn’t increase
Two state Assembly members test positive for Covid
Both lawmakers were vaccinated To view the full story, click the title link.
Black Business Month: Brooklyn Pop-Up Brings Small Business Owners Together For Exposure, Networking – CBS New York
Black Business Month: Brooklyn Pop-Up Brings Small Business Owners Together For Exposure, Networking CBS New York
Dangerous heat peaks in NY as utilities urge conservation
Searing temps will drive up demand for power as residents crank up the air conditioner
New York’s top finance watchdog to resign amid Cuomo upheaval
Linda Lacewell, the state’s superintendent of financial services, will resign effective Aug. 24 To view the full story, click the title link.
Race for Brooklyn Park Mayor: Candidates Answer ‘What’s Your Plan to Grow Business? – CCX Media – ccxmedia.org
Race for Brooklyn Park Mayor: Candidates Answer ‘What’s Your Plan to Grow Business? – CCX Media ccxmedia.org
Public Hotel will require vaccines for guests
City officials will discuss whether to extend the current vaccine mandate to hotels in a telephone conference Monday
A strong July jobs report in the U.S. could foretell growth in city employment
The nation’s recovery has been faster than New York’s so far. To view the full story, click the title link.
Man Wanted For Ripping Down Brooklyn Business’s Pride Flag – CBS New York
Man Wanted For Ripping Down Brooklyn Business’s Pride Flag CBS New York
To beat worker burnout, health-tech firms expand wellness benefits
Startups’ initiatives include companywide vacation days and limits on screen time
Regeneron plots $1.8B expansion in Westchester
The state has offered the company up to $100M in tax credits if it meets its 1,000-person hiring goal To view the full story, click the title link.
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