Red tape blocks NYC restaurants from offering outdoor dining — leading to steep drop in options: ‘It’s a disaster’ New York City has let outdoor dining — a lifeline to restaurants during the pandemic and since — stagnate, issuing less than a fifth as many permits this spring as it did during the height of the program. Six weeks into the 2026…
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0 claims checkedLow-performing organizations more likely to look outside for knowledge, study shows Stephanie Baum Scientific Editor Robert Egan Associate Editor People in low-performing organizations are more…
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The Rockets had their best player back in the lineup against the Lakers on Tuesday night after he sat out of Saturday’s Game 1. But even with Kevin Durant available and having a hot start, Game 2…
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Capital Group Chief Executive Mike Gitlin wants Gen-Z investors recoiling from war-driven commodity trades to start thinking long-term, as the asset management industry races to win over a generation…
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Sports betting will soon face more regulations in Colorado after state lawmakers passed a bipartisan bill this legislative session. The bill bans using credit cards for betting accounts, bans push…
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