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07/02/2024

DoorDash, the U.S. Chamber of Commerce and others are rolling out grants for small businesses this month. Here's how to apply.

07/02/2024

Overtime pay goes up as new rule takes effect — just not everywhere. Here's what's happening.

07/02/2024

A Manhattan-based law firm is set to leave its old headquarters for new, bigger offices just around the corner at Rockefeller Center.

07/02/2024

Breaking Ground has acquired one of the largest migrant shelters in New York City.

07/02/2024

An international law firm is staying in Midtown Manhattan after renewing its lease at 51W52. Check out the building's recent renovations.

07/02/2024

One top hybrid work worry is coming to fruition >> bit.ly/3L5Zm0K

07/02/2024

An Ikea will open in Fifth Avenue in New York City. Here's the deal behind the opening.

07/01/2024

While a higher salary and better benefits remain key drivers of job searches, 43% of respondents say return-to-office policies are a factor for their search — and there's a mistake companies need to avoid on that front.

07/01/2024

Wingstop and dessert bar Crepe House will open location in Manhattan's Inwood neighborhood. Find out what makes the area attractive for these two retailers.

07/01/2024

The U Hotel Fifth Avenue has a new owner. Here are the details.

07/01/2024

The proximity bias appears to be in effect in the hybrid world

07/01/2024

Some pitfalls lie ahead for country clubs — even those coming off a hot streak

07/01/2024

More revealed on Hudson River Hotel's foreclosure sale in Midtown >> bit.ly/3xQISXk

07/01/2024

A San Francisco tech company working in artificial intelligence has opened its first New York City office.

06/30/2024

NAR agrees to $418M payout to settle commission lawsuits. Here's what else is in the deal.

06/30/2024

Meet New York City's 2024 Google for Startups Founders Funds recipients.

06/30/2024

Applying for a job? You might be interviewing for a position that doesn't even exist.

06/30/2024

Supreme Court issues 'seismic shift' on federal rules. Here's what that means for businesses.

06/30/2024

Dirty drinks concept Cool Sips will be opening its second New York City location this Thursday. Find out more about the brand.

06/30/2024

Iris Holdings Group has acquired and will renovate four apartment buildings in Queens' Flushing neighborhood. Here are the plans.

06/30/2024

Troubled Hell's Kitchen apartments sell to nonprofit >> bit.ly/4cKHgxp

06/30/2024

New York has awarded more than $27 million to a dozen New York City colleges universities. Here's what they'll use the money for.

06/29/2024

The average office fit-out cost increased 2.7% year-over-year for a moderate-style build out of medium-quality finishes, according to a JLL analysis.

06/29/2024

Software company Movable Ink has signed an office lease at 841 Broadway. Find out why the property appeals to tenants.

06/29/2024

The National Association of Realtors has agreed to make changes by Aug. 17, as part of its $418 million settlement agreement in a series of class-action lawsuits over buyer commissions.

06/29/2024

An apartment building plagued with squatters and drug-dealing activity has been sold in Manhattan's Hell's Kitchen neighborhood. Here are the new owner's plans for it.

06/29/2024

A luxury condo development is moving forward in Brooklyn's Cobble Hill neighborhood. Here's what the developers have in mind.

06/29/2024

A letter of intent has been signed to sell 9 Times Square in Midtown Manhattan for $63.5 million.

06/29/2024

The foreclosed Hudson River Hotel has been sold in Midtown Manhattan after several years of bankruptcy proceedings showed a struggling hospitality business. Here are the details.

06/29/2024

Willoughby-Hart Historic District approved after turbulent hearings >> bit.ly/4cmlgZV

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We’re proud to announce the launch of our newest business journal in #Providence! You can now stay up-to-date on local business opportunities and issues impacting the Providence area. As a part of the #NewYorkCity family, we want to personally invite you to sign up for the inaugural edition of the Providence Business Journal’s free email newsletter, launching October 4th: https://bit.ly/3zb74OY Thank you to our sponsor Pierce Atwood LLP for helping us with the launch!