Beth Fertig
Articles by Beth Fertig
“My parents have decided to consider moving upstate because they cannot afford to be paying that much of an increase,” he said.
The City Council’s small business committee has scheduled a hearing Friday on a proposal to regulate commercial rents.
The law is intended to help restaurants which have suffered during the pandemic.
With labor shortages continuing, employers aren’t so sure ending the federal government’s extended unemployment benefits this week will lead to a rush of job seekers.
A Brooklyn bar that specializes in craft beer and plays vinyl records got just $1,435 in federal restaurant aid.
By continuing to defend his actions throughout his long resignation statement, the governor’s critics heard the sound of a man who is setting the stage for a comeback.
Those outdoor sheds and sidewalk cafés are either popular or a nuisance, depending on whom you ask. But some neighborhoods can’t make them work at all.
The great reopening New York City envisioned for September is going to take longer, now that businesses are worried about the delta variant.
The city says it’ll spend the next month helping owners acclimate to the new requirement, which could ensure many — but not all — indoor patrons are vaccinated against COVID.
The action was in response to the growing popularity of delivery apps during the pandemic, and concerns that they’re taking advantage of hard-hit restaurants.
With a persistent glut of available office space due to the pandemic, landlords at older buildings are making upgrades to lure new tenants.
The budget also includes an increase in police spending of $200 million, which the mayor said is mostly for overtime.
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