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The city has once again postponed a major vote on its $3.1 billion blueprint to redevelop the Brooklyn Marine Terminal, this time by two months until mid-June. The Adams administration’s decision is a notable bow to pressure from politicians who have urged for more time to negotiate the sweeping plan that would remake a 122-acre […]

Pam Duthie, a 51-year-old U.K.-based artisan, built her business selling Americans a unique way to capture their love of their furry friends. Her craft venture, selling miniature stuffed replicas of dogs and cats on Dumbo-headquartered Etsy, went international thanks to a U.S. law that exempted small packages from import taxes. That business model, which Duthie

A Lower East Side-based nonprofit organization with a focus on education has sold a longtime Park Slope early childhood center to an anonymous private buyer for almost $13 million, city records show. University Settlement, whose offerings include mental health and wellness services as well as programs focused on early childhood to older adulthood, is parting

Developer Stephen Ross is hoping to part with another of his apartments. The Related Cos. founder and full-time Florida resident, who left Related last year to focus on turning West Palm Beach, Florida, into a city to rival New York, has listed a West Village two-bedroom unit for about $7 million, according to an ad

Leases Global Holdings lands largest lease to date Address: 99 Park Ave., ManhattanLandlord: Global Holdings Management GroupTenant: Amalgamated BankLease size: 94,000 square feetLease length: 15 yearsAsset type: Mixed useBrokers: JLL’s Paul Glickman, Diana Biasotti, Kristen Morgan and Harrison Potter represented the landlord, along with Craig Panzirer and Alex Radmin in-house. JLL’s Daoud Awad and Chris

The Federal Aviation Administration has ordered the operator of the helicopter that crashed into the Hudson River last week, killing all six people aboard, to cease operations as new scrutiny is placed on the company’s track record. Federal aviation officials announced late Sunday that Midtown-based New York Helicopter Tours is shuttering its operations as the

Two powerful unions representing building service workers and hotel and casino employees threw their support behind Andrew Cuomo’s mayoral campaign, giving more fuel to the former governor’s front-runner campaign. The Hotel and Gaming Trades Council and 32BJ SEIU endorsed Cuomo on Monday, both pointing to his management record as governor as evidence that he will

Beleaguered Mayor Eric Adams is going independent, planning to run in the general election on a ballot line of his own creation. Skipping the Democratic primary, he will appear on the self-created Safe Streets, Affordable City line. The obvious question to ask is whether Adams can get another term as mayor this way. With his

Pfizer will stop developing an obesity pill that has been closely watched by investors, a severe blow in its efforts to compete with blockbuster weight-loss shots from Novo Nordisk A/S and Eli Lilly & Co. The treatment, called danuglipron, was linked to a potentially drug-related liver injury in one patient enrolled in a clinical trial,

Three of the 10 projects in the running for a New York City-area casino could be prematurely disqualified due to the state’s sluggish progress in starting time-consuming environmental reviews, those projects’ developers say. The hangup, which has not previously been reported, affects three Manhattan bids — SL Green’s in Times Square, Silverstein Properties’ near Hudson