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Mash-Up, May 13, 2013Mon, May 13, 2013
* With high-powered endorsers like Merryl Tisch and Dick Ravitch in his corner, insiders are expecting Bill Thompson to post impressive fundraising numbers on Wednesday's campaign finance deadline. But … More »Mash-Up, May 13, 2013
Labor pushes to freeze out nonunion hotelsMon, May 13, 2013
A powerful union representing hotel workers is stepping up a campaign to ensure that all new hotels built in east midtown are open to having a unionized workforce. The New York Hotel Trades Council is … More »Labor pushes to freeze out nonunion hotels
Crain Communications stays on Third Ave.Mon, May 13, 2013
Crain Communications Inc., publisher of Crain's New York Business and more than a dozen other publications, including Advertising Age , will shift its headquarters to 685 Third Ave., at East 44th Street, … More »Crain Communications stays on Third Ave.
Council moves to change law you never heard ofMon, May 13, 2013
One day soon, New Yorkers might be able to buy a fancy umbrella or a cell phone charger when they pick up a pack of gum at the corner newsstand. The City Council proposed legislation on Monday to increase … More »Council moves to change law you never heard of
Credit conditions improve for small businessesMon, May 13, 2013
Credit conditions and confidence improved for small businesses in the tri-state area in 2012, compared with the previous year, despite challenges posed by Superstorm Sandy, the Federal Reserve Bank of … More »Credit conditions improve for small businesses
Calvin Klein to rebrand ck Calvin Klein lineMon, May 13, 2013
Calvin Klein Inc., a subsidiary of PVH Corp., said Monday that it plans to rebrand its ck Calvin Klein line of apparel and accessories as Calvin Klein featured on a platinum label. The name change will … More »Calvin Klein to rebrand ck Calvin Klein line
New York's pension fund hits recordMon, May 13, 2013
New York state's pension fund has reached a record-high value of $160.4 billion following an estimated 10.38% rate of return on its investments for the year ending March 31, state Comptroller Tom DiNapoli … More »New York's pension fund hits record
City seeks development partners for Sandy rebuildingMon, May 13, 2013
The Bloomberg administration has launched a program to help speed up the restoration of New York City waterfront communities that were battered by Superstorm Sandy. The city's Department of Housing Preservation … More »City seeks development partners for Sandy rebuilding
Volkswagen AG celebrates showroomsMon, May 13, 2013
Several years in the making, Volkswagen AG finally held a grand opening party late last week to celebrate the 2012 launch of its first Manhattan showrooms for its Audi and Volkswagen brands. The German … More »Volkswagen AG celebrates showrooms
5 Hanover Square is up for grabsMon, May 13, 2013
Real estate investment firm Savanna has put its 25-story office building at 5 Hanover Square, in lower Manhattan, up for sale, according to sources. Savanna purchased the mortgage on the 340,000-square-foot … More »5 Hanover Square is up for grabs
Bloomberg snooping is not newMon, May 13, 2013
The big news in media-land is that Bloomberg LP reporters used the intimate information available on their terminals to snoop on customers . Bloomberg is treating this as seriously naughty stuff, with … More »Bloomberg snooping is not new