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Tycoon under fire for using facial recognition to bar lawyers acting against his company from top music venues
A new era of remote work and rising interest rates has changed the equation for some developers
Warmer temperatures and other weather flukes had left the city without any measurable snowfall since winter began
Shareholder proposals face challenge from political backlash
Many of our expectations about the spending patterns of the wealthy are being confounded
The much-maligned salume is finally getting its due
Can the city solve the problems that have plagued regulated sales of the drug in other states?
Plus what you missed over the holiday break
New York’s public libraries nurture democracy, community and commerce but proposed cuts could bite deep
The Cara arts centre is superbly suited to performance and events as well as painting and sculpture
A new state law opened a one-year window for sex-abuse cases that would have been considered too old to pursue
The London-based Korean-American chef, restaurateur and author returns to her old culinary haunts in NYC — and reveals some new ones
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My non-alcoholic odyssey through New York’s ‘sober curious’ drinking scene
A global guide to the best breakfasts, soup stations and spice stations to set you back on your feet
Eric Adams’s plan may not be perfect, but we desperately need a better system for aiding people who are mentally ill
The painter emerges as a painstaking and protective observer of the city in an immaculate exhibition
Fed tightening is the final blow for many investors battered by Covid and remote working
The city is used to economic reinventions but Eric Adams must come up with an urgent plan to retrain the workforce
Fall in visitors coincides with 41% decline in average retail rents in Tsim Sha Tsui district
The publication’s global editorial director and long-time Tribeca resident likes to keep it local, from Pilates to post-prandial drinks — via her favourite shops, galleries and eateries in the district
The city’s most illustrious paper goods store also offers advice on etiquette and decorum
The first international outpost of the City of London favourite, the Ned NoMad brings period opulence to a neighbourhood on the up
Collections sell well but New York auctions show signs of slowing; Gagosian gathers outside expertise; Shanghai fairs close early due to zero-Covid policy
How a French soccer academy became a finishing school for the children of elite New Yorkers
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