Crain’s celebrates the Best Places to Work in New York City in 2024
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JetBlue is expanding flights throughout the Northeast including new and returning routes from New York. The Queens-based airline is going after East Coast business travelers with the launch of daily service out of John F. Kennedy International Airport in New York to Washington, D.C., Detroit, Pittsburg and elsewhere, after culling the routes as part of
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According to data from JLL, last year was the busiest leasing year for the city’s industrial properties since 2020, when the onset of the pandemic initially made it seem as though they might be the only viable real estate investments left. Firms leased more than 2.8 million square feet of industrial space in the outer
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A group of scientists, including doctors at NYU Langone, hopes to make a quantum leap in vision restoration with a multimillion-dollar study aimed at giving sight to the blind. The goal is lofty: to develop the technology and techniques needed to transplant a whole working eye, something not yet achieved in the roughly 200-year history
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Leases Private equity firm expands with Kalikow Address: 101 Park Ave., ManhattanLandlord: H.J. Kalikow & Co.Tenant: Incline Equity PartnersLease size: 32,198 square feetAsset type: OfficeBrokers: JLL’s Alexander Chudnoff, Nick Francic, Harrison Potter and Kate Roush represented the tenant. Cushman & Wakefield’s John Cefaly and Nicholas Dysenchuk represented the landlord. Fisher Bros. lands new tenant on
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New York City is poised to benefit from an increasingly AI-powered economy, but its position is far from guaranteed. The Bay Area remains the global leader and other cities are competing hard for New York’s number-two spot. As AI becomes enmeshed with nearly every facet of the global economy, cities that become hubs for AI-powered
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Exits remain rare but are showing signs they may rebound in the year ahead. It is not a question of if, rather when, venture-backed companies will resume initial public offerings in earnest. As for which unicorns are likely to succeed when they do, PitchBook has some ideas. The research firm released its latest quarterly report
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Gov. Kathy Hochul unveiled a range of health care proposals on Tuesday that focus on ramping up treatment for people with severe mental illnesses, safeguarding abortion care and targeting high drug costs. Hochul introduced new health care policies as a part of her State of the State address on Tuesday, which largely focused on populist
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A long-planned revamp of Montefiore Mount Vernon Hospital is finally moving forward. The health system filed paperwork with the state on Monday requesting approval to expand the 121-bed facility’s emergency department, operating rooms and primary care services at a cost of $46 million. The plan has changed drastically in the years since it was first
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SURGERY CENTER: Huntington-based Atrium Endoscopy plans to build a freestanding ambulatory surgical center at a cost of close to $2 million. The project will involve converting two private surgical offices into a single practice specializing in gastroenterology, according to a filing with the state Department of Health. The facility will have two procedure rooms in
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