Business Archives – Page 2 of 9 – Politics NY

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Business

Back on the road: New York International Auto Show returns to Javits Center in grand style

By Dean Moses

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Business

NYC’s minority- and women-owned businesses still falling short in obtaining city contracts, pols say

By Isabel Song Beer

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Business

Three U.S. House Democrats seek documents from Amazon on labor practices

By David Shepardson, Reuters

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Grassroots labor group takes on Amazon in NYC union fight

By Haleluya Hadero, AP

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Business

Report reveals that a growing number of NYCHA residents are starting businesses, but still need more city support

By Isabel Song Beer

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Queens

Astoria lawmaker stands with Starbucks workers, launches 2022 re-election campaign

By Bill Parry

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Business

Councilmember Julie Menin calls for more funding for NYC’s small business agency

By Isabel Song Beer

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COVID-19, Two Years Later | Small businesses across NYC getting back on their feet, though recovery remains slow

By Isabel Song Beer

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Business

As New York’s fuel prices soar, state lawmakers look at possible gas tax breaks and combating price gougers

By Robert Pozarycki

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Record-high inflation devastates locals as grocery prices rise, while wages fail to keep up

By Kirstyn Brendlen

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Business

Con Edison tells state its rolling back supply charges as New Yorkers fear more sticker shock on utility bills

By Robert Pozarycki

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New York says ‘nyet’ to business with Russian entities over Ukraine war

By Kevin Duggan

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Bill would create permanent NYC al fresco dining option; parking, noise concerns remain

By Jason Cohen

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Business

Hochul green-lights licensing program for growing weed

By Kevin Duggan

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As Dems back Hochul for reelection bid, laborers, tenants demand action on key state legislation

By Robbie Sequeira

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Queens hospitality industry calls on state Legislature to bring back to-go alcoholic beverages

By Julia Moro

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Business

Op-ed: Creating a rising economic tide for Queens

By City Council Member Nantasha Williams

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Urban Upbound brings new jobs program to Queensbridge Houses

By Julia Moro

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Queens senator tours employment hub in Elmhurst

By Julia Moro

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Queens lawmakers call for legislative action to protect street vendors

By Julia Moro

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Southeast Queens native named incoming leader of Tech:NYC

By Bill Parry

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Business

Open for business: Mayor and Broadway stars invite tourists back with new incentive

By Dean Moses

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Business

Treasury’s Yellen sees ‘much more work’ ahead to narrow racial wealth divide

By Andrea Shalal, Reuters

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Queens lawmaker hails inaugural weekend of online sports betting in New York

By Bill Parry

More from Around New York

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Webster Avenue McDonald’s will celebrate its grand re-opening Saturday

Rainbow flag FINALLY flies on Federal land at Stonewall Park.

Why are lesbians and gay/bi men lumped together in monkeypox stats?

Now covered in cement, the platform between the tracks at the Metropolitan Avenue station in Middle Village were originally lined with wooden planks, similar to a beach boardwalk.

When the Myrtle Avenue El connected Ridgewood to Downtown Brooklyn: Our Neighborhood, The Way it Was

‘Meant to be here’: One of Brooklyn’s smallest babies finally going home