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Crackdown: Department of Consumer and Worker Protection collects $1 million from unlawful tobacco retailers

By Dean Moses

Stonewall Inn owners Stacy Lentz and Kurt Kelly in front of the famed bar.

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Stonewall Inn gives back to LGBTQ+ community

By Gabriele Holtermann

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Op-ed | The impact of the small business community goes beyond numbers

By Lisa Sorin, Randy Peers, Jessica Walker, Tom Grech & Linda Baran

Mayor Eric Adams expands remote work program for municipal workers

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Remote work pilot program expanding to non-union NYC employees, Mayor Adams says

By Ethan Stark-Miller

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Hollywood actors’ strike approaches 100-day mark: stalled negotiations raise questions about the industry’s future

By Andrew Dalton

Outdoor diners at Vezzo in Kips Bay.

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City launches public outreach campaign ahead of regulating outdoor dining

By Aidan Graham

The Rite Aid location at 4188 Broadway in Manhattan

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Rite Aid to close four New York City locations after filing for bankruptcy

By Emily Davenport

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Go inside Manhattan’s first Wegman’s store on first day of operation

By Max Parrott

NY: Union Square Target Opening

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Target celebrates opening of Union Square location, weeks after East Harlem closure

By Gabriele Holtermann

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Major US pharmacy chain Rite Aid files for bankruptcy

By Associated Press

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Q&A with SAG-AFTRA President Fran Drescher: What will striking union do now that studio talks have broken down?

By Krysta Fauria, AP

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Best Buy ready to send movie disc sales off riding into the sunset

By Wyatte Grantham-Philips, AP

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Cannabis in New York: After awkward start, state shaking up legal marijuana market

By Michael Hill, AP

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When New York businesses go viral, the impact that can be extraordinary – and long-lasting

By Mae Anderson, AP

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US economy displays resilience: September sees 336,000 new jobs added

By Christopher Rugaber

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Leaders of Labor celebrated at Terrace on the Park

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Talking with Greater Harlem Chamber President Lloyd Williams about a 21st-century Renaissance

By Sarah Belle Lin

The Paris Café

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The Paris Café, one of New York City’s oldest brasseries, celebrates 150 years in the historic Seaport

By Sarah Belle Lin

Portuguese Sardine opens in Times Square

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The Fantastic World of the Portuguese Sardine opens in Times Square

By Sarah Belle Lin

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Cultural cornerstone: Perelman Performing Arts Center opens in Lower Manhattan near World Trade Center

By Max Parrott and Mac Sorensen

Office worker high fives in top workplaces

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Nominations open for 2024 NYC Top Workplaces

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Manhattan Borough President Mark Levine speaks outside The Theater at MSG

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Manhattan officials want The Theater at MSG razed to make way for Penn Station grand hall

By Max Parrott

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The Business Corner: DACO conference offers diverse and minority participation in cannabis economy

By Teresa Lundy

Jason Acosta (l) and Kevin Brooks (r) of Live From The Bronx are hosting the second annual Bronx Summit.

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Second annual Bronx Summit to highlight local entrepreneurs and creatives in one-day event

By Emily Davenport

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New York Fashion Week | Bronx’s own Ralph Lauren takes over Brooklyn with star-studded show

By John Carucci and Jocelyn Noveck, AP

Man riding exercise bike similar to Peloton bike

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Brooklyn family sues Peloton after exercise bike topples over and kills man in freak accident

By Aidan Graham

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Leaders of Labor to be honored in Queens on Sept. 27

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The Thurgood Marshall federal courthouse in lower Manhattan, where Apex was sued for allegedly allowing lead contaminations in several buildings.

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Harlem contractor settles lawsuit alleging lead paint outbreaks in multiple NYC apartment complexes

By Aidan Graham

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Jimmy Buffett, ‘Margaritaville’ singer who made beach bum soft rock popular, dead at 76

By Mark Kennedy, AP

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Fast food chains, including Burger King, face lawsuits alleging misrepresentation in food advertising

By Dee-Ann Durban

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August job report: US employers add 187,000 jobs, underscoring continued resilience in labor market

By Paul Wiseman

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AI security: MLB testing hands-free entry for fans utilizing facial authentication

By Dan Gelston

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Home health care aides sue Department of Labor to reopen investigation into lost wages

By Aidan Graham

Restaurant patrons eat at an outdoor dining shed in New York.

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Restaurants still struggling to recover, as new survey shows grim outlook

By Aidan Graham

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Second annual minority women-owned business pitch contest by Carver Bank doubles prize to $10k

By Sarah Belle Lin

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