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Late ‘Paris Review’ editor’s UES home and literary hub hits the market for $5M

CrainsNewYork.com (Labor Unions) 4/16 8:33A C. J. Hughes

George Plimpton’s publishing office and party pad, where literature and being lit often went hand in hand, is looking for a taker. The family of the late co-founder and editor...

New York hospitals’ tax breaks exceed how much they spend on community benefits

CrainsNewYork.com (Banking) 4/16 12:33A Amanda D Ambrosio

New York’s nonprofit hospital sector receives tax breaks worth more than $2 billion each year, with the expectation that they’ll provide free services and invest in their...

Bill Cosby’s East 61st Street brownstone hits the market amid foreclosure fight

CrainsNewYork.com (Banking) 4/15 8:03A C. J. Hughes

Bill Cosby is looking to sell a brownstone locked in a foreclosure battle. The disgraced actor and comedian has listed his 5,000-square-foot prewar property on East 61st...

Mount Sinai plans $15M pediatric intensive care renovation to privatize rooms

CrainsNewYork.com (Transportation) 4/14 12:33A Ethan Geringer-Sameth

Mount Sinai is undertaking a $15 million renovation of the pediatric intensive care unit at its flagship Upper East Side hospital. The project is the latest in a trend among...

Former Smith & Wollensky owner sells Park Ave. pad for $4.4M

CrainsNewYork.com (Nonprofits) 4/11 8:07A Lilah Burke

A city restaurateur is leaving the Upper East Side. Former Smith & Wollensky owner Fortunato “Nick” Valenti has sold his Park Avenue apartment for $4.4 million, nearly 30%...

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New York hospitals’ tax breaks exceed how much they spend on community benefits

CrainsNewYork.com (Education) 4/16 12:33A Amanda D Ambrosio

New York’s nonprofit hospital sector receives tax breaks worth more than $2 billion each year, with the expectation that they’ll provide free services and invest in their...

Bill Cosby’s East 61st Street brownstone hits the market amid foreclosure fight

CrainsNewYork.com (Education) 4/15 8:03A C. J. Hughes

Bill Cosby is looking to sell a brownstone locked in a foreclosure battle. The disgraced actor and comedian has listed his 5,000-square-foot prewar property on East 61st...

Mount Sinai plans $15M pediatric intensive care renovation to privatize rooms

CrainsNewYork.com (Education) 4/14 12:33A Ethan Geringer-Sameth

Mount Sinai is undertaking a $15 million renovation of the pediatric intensive care unit at its flagship Upper East Side hospital. The project is the latest in a trend among...

Former Smith & Wollensky owner sells Park Ave. pad for $4.4M

CrainsNewYork.com (Education) 4/11 8:07A Lilah Burke

A city restaurateur is leaving the Upper East Side. Former Smith & Wollensky owner Fortunato “Nick” Valenti has sold his Park Avenue apartment for $4.4 million, nearly 30%...

Top contractor sues luxury developer over alleged wage nonpayment

CrainsNewYork.com (Education) 4/9 8:18A C. J. Hughes

A top general contractor has locked horns with one of the city’s best-known high-end developers. Leeding Builders Group, an affiliate of construction juggernaut AECOM Tishman,...

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Late ‘Paris Review’ editor’s UES home and literary hub hits the market for $5M

CrainsNewYork.com (Media & Entertainment) 4/16 8:33A C. J. Hughes

George Plimpton’s publishing office and party pad, where literature and being lit often went hand in hand, is looking for a taker. The family of the late co-founder and editor...

New York hospitals’ tax breaks exceed how much they spend on community benefits

CrainsNewYork.com (Media & Entertainment) 4/16 12:33A Amanda D Ambrosio

New York’s nonprofit hospital sector receives tax breaks worth more than $2 billion each year, with the expectation that they’ll provide free services and invest in their...

Bill Cosby’s East 61st Street brownstone hits the market amid foreclosure fight

CrainsNewYork.com (Media & Entertainment) 4/15 8:03A C. J. Hughes

Bill Cosby is looking to sell a brownstone locked in a foreclosure battle. The disgraced actor and comedian has listed his 5,000-square-foot prewar property on East 61st...

Mount Sinai plans $15M pediatric intensive care renovation to privatize rooms

CrainsNewYork.com (Hospitality and Tourism) 4/14 12:33A Ethan Geringer-Sameth

Mount Sinai is undertaking a $15 million renovation of the pediatric intensive care unit at its flagship Upper East Side hospital. The project is the latest in a trend among...

Former Smith & Wollensky owner sells Park Ave. pad for $4.4M

CrainsNewYork.com (Media & Entertainment) 4/11 8:07A Lilah Burke

A city restaurateur is leaving the Upper East Side. Former Smith & Wollensky owner Fortunato “Nick” Valenti has sold his Park Avenue apartment for $4.4 million, nearly 30%...

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Fancy NYC Sushi Restaurant From Wegmans Opens Late April

Eater NY 4/15 4:24A Melissa McCart

The sushi counter at Wegmans Next Door. | Nico Schnico/Wegmans Plus, Coqodaq opened a karaoke bar — and more intel Two years after Wegmans opened in Astor Place, its dressed-up grocery store sushi...

An Eater’s Guide to New York City

Eater NY 4/14 6:15A Eater Staff

A seafood tower from Strange Delight in Fort Greene. | Laura Murray/Strange Delight An unofficial, highly opinionated NYC dining guide There are more than eight million people living in New York City...

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So, Yeah, There’s a Trump Pizza Restaurant in NYC

Eater NY 4/14 4:47A Nadia Chaudhury

President Donald Trump sure does love pizza. | Michael M. Santiago/Getty Images Plus, a new overwhelming nostalgic pop culture bar opens in Hell’s Kitchen — and more intel It turns out that current...

Sceney Philippe Chow Slapped With Lawsuit to Leave Its 20-Year Location

Eater NY 4/9 9:38A Tierney Plumb

Philippe Chow’s Upper East Side locale turns 20 this year. | Philippe Chow A luxe Uptown developer takes legal action to clear out the Chinese restaurant — which now plans to relocate elsewhere...

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Which clothing color is most returned by online shoppers — and why, survey reveals

NYPost.com (Fashion) 4/16 5:43A Brooke Steinberg

51 million customer reviews were analyzed to find the most maligned color online.

New York hospitals’ tax breaks exceed how much they spend on community benefits

CrainsNewYork.com (Retail & Apparel) 4/16 12:33A Amanda D Ambrosio

New York’s nonprofit hospital sector receives tax breaks worth more than $2 billion each year, with the expectation that they’ll provide free services and invest in their...

Bill Cosby’s East 61st Street brownstone hits the market amid foreclosure fight

CrainsNewYork.com (Retail & Apparel) 4/15 8:03A C. J. Hughes

Bill Cosby is looking to sell a brownstone locked in a foreclosure battle. The disgraced actor and comedian has listed his 5,000-square-foot prewar property on East 61st...

What happens to Botox, fillers and implants in space? Experts weigh in

NYPost.com (Fashion) 4/14 9:04A Adriana Diaz

Will Botox and fillers blast off in space?

Bikini-clad Coachella bombshells vow to ‘bring back the boobs’ — but haters are blasting the ‘icky’...

NYPost.com (Fashion) 4/14 6:15A Asia Grace

“These kids just be walking around with no clothes on at Coachella?! What in the world?"

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Late ‘Paris Review’ editor’s UES home and literary hub hits the market for $5M

CrainsNewYork.com (Sports) 4/16 8:33A C. J. Hughes

George Plimpton’s publishing office and party pad, where literature and being lit often went hand in hand, is looking for a taker. The family of the late co-founder and editor...

New York hospitals’ tax breaks exceed how much they spend on community benefits

CrainsNewYork.com (Sports) 4/16 12:33A Amanda D Ambrosio

New York’s nonprofit hospital sector receives tax breaks worth more than $2 billion each year, with the expectation that they’ll provide free services and invest in their...

Mount Sinai plans $15M pediatric intensive care renovation to privatize rooms

CrainsNewYork.com (Sports) 4/14 12:33A Ethan Geringer-Sameth

Mount Sinai is undertaking a $15 million renovation of the pediatric intensive care unit at its flagship Upper East Side hospital. The project is the latest in a trend among...

City Ballet conductor orchestrates nearly $6M sale of Central Park West home

CrainsNewYork.com (Sports) 4/10 7:44A C. J. Hughes

Andrew Litton, the musical director of the New York City Ballet, has passed the baton when it comes to his Central Park West apartment. The globally-prominent conductor has...

New Yorkers are lining up to eat in the city’s smallest dining rooms

CrainsNewYork.com (Sports) 4/9 6:25A Andrea Strong, Bloomberg

2025 was supposed to be the year of the maximalist restaurant in New York City. Buzz as big as the arena-size spaces heralded the openings of spots such as Crane Club, La Tête...

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Late ‘Paris Review’ editor’s UES home and literary hub hits the market for $5M

CrainsNewYork.com (Real Estate) 4/16 8:33A C. J. Hughes

George Plimpton’s publishing office and party pad, where literature and being lit often went hand in hand, is looking for a taker. The family of the late co-founder and editor...

New York hospitals’ tax breaks exceed how much they spend on community benefits

CrainsNewYork.com (Real Estate) 4/16 12:33A Amanda D Ambrosio

New York’s nonprofit hospital sector receives tax breaks worth more than $2 billion each year, with the expectation that they’ll provide free services and invest in their...

Bill Cosby’s East 61st Street brownstone hits the market amid foreclosure fight

CrainsNewYork.com (Real Estate) 4/15 8:03A C. J. Hughes

Bill Cosby is looking to sell a brownstone locked in a foreclosure battle. The disgraced actor and comedian has listed his 5,000-square-foot prewar property on East 61st...

Mount Sinai plans $15M pediatric intensive care renovation to privatize rooms

CrainsNewYork.com (Real Estate) 4/14 12:33A Ethan Geringer-Sameth

Mount Sinai is undertaking a $15 million renovation of the pediatric intensive care unit at its flagship Upper East Side hospital. The project is the latest in a trend among...

Former Smith & Wollensky owner sells Park Ave. pad for $4.4M

CrainsNewYork.com (Real Estate) 4/11 8:07A Lilah Burke

A city restaurateur is leaving the Upper East Side. Former Smith & Wollensky owner Fortunato “Nick” Valenti has sold his Park Avenue apartment for $4.4 million, nearly 30%...

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