Working remotely
Remote working is not suitable for young employees and those looking to move forward and develop. That was the view expressed by Jamie Dimon, chief executive of JPMorgan Chase banking group, at a meeting of chief executive officers ...
Lifting restrictions
As of 1 July, the city should fully return to its pre-Soviet life. This was announced today by New York City Mayor Bill de Blasio.
According to his schedule, restaurants, stadiu...
Vaccination made more accessible to New Yorkers
New York City authorities have expanded access to vaccination against the new coronavirus for the city's entire population, regardless of neighborhood. This was announced on Fr...
Tax rate increase
President Joe Biden is preparing to propose next week an increase in the basic tax rate for millionaires, raising it from 20% to 39.6% to fund a new government programme, the American Family Plan, which cou...
Negotiation between the companies
Pinterest plans to acquire Visual Supply Co., maker of photo-editing app VSCO with a young audience, The New York Times reports, citing anonymous sources.
Pinterest (PINS) shares rose 5 per cent on Friday amid repo...
Crime is down
According to the police department, in February the total number of crimes committed in the city was 26.5% lower than a year earlier. This was primarily due to a drop in the number of thefts (down 40.45%) and robberies (down 32.7%).
T...
AirTrain in New York
The long-planned LaGuardia AirTrain is about to become a reality. On what this "air train" will be.
The Federal Aviation Administration (FAA) has completed its review and consultation on the project and said it could move forwa...
Empty flats in New York City
The pandemic has emptied the city and rental prices have fallen to their lowest levels in years. But according to a new report, New Yorkers may have trouble finding these flats on the market.
New York landlords are remo...
Hoping for the best
As City Councilman Mark Treyger pointed out, for the residents and businesses of Brooklyn's Coney Island neighborhood, which he represents, last year was very challenging. He said: "The epidemic and its aftermath led to the local...
Reducing restrictions
New York State is easing restrictions on indoor and outdoor gatherings at the end of March, officials said at a press briefing in Albany.
Beginning March 22, private gathe...
Covid passport introduction
The new Excelsior Pass programme for events is already in pilot mode.
Governor Andrew Cuomo announced Tuesday the rollout of a new pilot program that will require New Yorkers to have some sort of covid pas...
Building your own home
Having your own home is one of the main points of the famous 'American Dream'. Sure, you can buy a prefabricated home that's for sale in any city, but it's much nicer to design and build your own, where you can proudly raise y...
Breaking state law
Facebook has agreed to pay $550 million to settle a class action lawsuit filed by Illinois residents, the New York Times reports. Each of the 1.6 million people who filed a complai...
Conflict with FINRA
Digital asset friendly platform Robinhood is in talks with a number of regulators regarding a possible settlement of claims from them. This is according to a statement sent to the US ,Secur...
U.S. government bonds
US ten-year government bond yields exceeded 1.37% p.a., reaching their highest level in a year. This was driven by investor fears of an acceleration in the pace of consumer price increases on the back of stronger economic activ...
Department of Labor mistake
New Yorkers are facing a problem because of mistakes by the state Department of Labor in paying unemployment benefits. Some recipients had been paid far more than they&nbs...
Prisoners need a vaccine too
Governor Andrew Cuomo received two letters, the first from the Legal Aid Society, Brooklyn Defender Services, New York County Defender Services and other pro bono legal a...
Restaurateurs have been given hope
It won't be long before, as Governor Andrew Cuomo said, it will be possible to serve diners on the premises of establishments, which were banned last December to prevent the spread of the coronavirus.
The number o...
Merchants will be given a run for their money
By 34 votes in favour to 13 against, the City Council passed Intro.1116-B, a bill proposed by Democrat Margaret Chin of Manhattan back in 2018 that would increase the street vending licenses issued by th...
Fare hike postponed
The ongoing economic difficulties, Metropolitan Transportation Authority Chairman Patrick Foye said, will not lead to the fare increases for underground, buses and the two regional rail lines that were previously scheduled to tak...
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