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Researchers at Mount Sinai and Memorial Sloan Kettering believe they’ve made a breakthrough in a new form of cancer treatment that has taken the oncology field by storm. The scientists are among several groups trying to use AI to make it easier to determine how an individual will react to a new therapy, known as […]

One of the city’s major health care partners is closing a pair of sexual health clinics in Brooklyn amid growing financial challenges. Public Health Solutions, a Tribeca-based nonprofit, said Tuesday that it plans to shut down two reproductive health sites in Fort Greene and Brownsville in a phased transition that will be complete by April

Another food hall — a once-hot amenity that some hoped could entice employees back to the office — has bitten the dust. Citizens Market Hall, a two-level offering at the Brookfield Properties-owned Manhattan West project, will shut its doors in April and let go of all 68 employees, according to a state layoff filing made

The last sponsor unit in the ultra-luxe Aman condo tower on Billionaires Row has officially sold for $66 million, records show. A mysterious, uber-rich buyer snatched up a four-bedroom penthouse in the Aman New York under a limited liability company named Malibu Cove, according to a deed that hit the city register Wednesday. The 5,767-square-foot

Preliminary traffic data is giving promising if occasionally mixed signals for the early days of congestion pricing’s impact on Manhattan’s busiest streets, with travel times down at Hudson River crossings but speeds within the zone slightly slower at key times of day year over year. Four days after the toll’s launch, New Yorkers are waiting

Attorney General Letitia James is cracking down on what she says is widespread fraud in the Medicaid transportation industry. James put New York’s entire Medicaid transportation sector on notice Wednesday after state investigators alleged that 54 transportation companies stole taxpayer dollars. State prosecutors issued cease-and-desist orders to the companies, five of which are located in

The corruption clouds around Mayor Eric Adams, it seems, can only thicken. In an explosive new lawsuit, a real estate firm is accusing the brokerage Cushman & Wakefield of conspiring with high-level officials in the Adams administration to put lucrative city leases in the hands of a single broker with ties to the mayor’s inner

The corruption clouds around Mayor Eric Adams, it seems, can only thicken. In an explosive new lawsuit, a real estate firm is accusing the brokerage Cushman & Wakefield of conspiring with high-level officials in the Adams administration to put lucrative city leases in the hands of a single broker with ties to the mayor’s inner

A lender has taken aim at a historic hub of Manhattan’s fur industry. Bank of America is seeking to foreclose on 214 W. 29th St., a 16-story prewar office building between Seventh and Eighth avenues in Chelsea, according to a lawsuit filed Wednesday in state Supreme Court in Manhattan. The bank claims owner David Berley,

A High Line gallery space is in foreclosure proceedings, the latest grim news for a landlord that just last month sold a Midtown office building at a steep discount. Lenders moved to seize 525 W. 22nd Street’s storefronts after longtime owner Savanna defaulted on the $14 million mortgage, according to a lawsuit filed Tuesday in