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About 39 million U.S. households will begin receiving monthly child tax-credit payments in mid-July, most of them automatically, as part of the Covid recovery bill in March, administration officials...

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Overnight service on New York City's subways returned Monday for the first time in more than a year as the city continued its emergence from the coronavirus pandemic. The first morning of...

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The Democratic candidates running for mayor have plans for small businesses that range from big-spending proposals to low-interest loans and grants, in addition to changing the city’s fine-collection...

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Join Crain's New York on June 1 as the Republican candidates for mayor debate the issues ahead of the primary. Buy tickets now! As next month’s Republican mayoral primary nears, a renewed focus on...

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Aliza Bixon had insisted clients wear masks while exercising at her Miami Beach Pilates studio. Before vaccination, they had preferred to stay masked but it became a bit of an annoyance during strenuous workouts. So within hours of the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention saying fully vaccinated people can go without face coverings, she scrapped her mask rule for customers. “They are coming back to the studio jumping for joy like, ‘I am so

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As restaurants look toward a full reopening, their operators are unsure whether enough workers will be back to fill all the prepandemic jobs that were lost. Nationally, lackluster April jobs numbers...

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Façade installation is nearing completion on The Cortland, a 26-story condominium building from Robert A. M. Stern Architects at 555 West 22nd Street in West Chelsea. Developed by Related Companies with SLCE Architects as the architect of record, the nearly 300-foot-tall structure will yield 141 units spread across 250,000 square feet, for an average of 2,245 square feet apiece. The building is located along West Street and the Hudson River waterfront between West 22nd and West 23rd Streets.

Five cases: three dismissals and two decisions pending. It’s been nearly two years since the New York state legislature passed the Housing Stability and Tenant Protection Act of 2019, yet five separate suits challenging the law’s constitutionality are still taking up space on court dockets. The plaintiffs — an array of landlords, property managers and related interest groups — are banking that the suits can crawl their way to the Supreme Court, where a majority

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It may not be a glitzy suite at the five-star Chatwal Hotel, but Robert Mallia has called Room 307 home for the past 14 months. An architectural director for Chatwal's owner, the Dream Hotel Group,...

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A Brooklyn block that can seem like a poster child for change also might offer clues about a post-Covid recovery. For years Fifth Avenue at 17th Street was part of South Park Slope, a middle-class...

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