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M Starita Boyce Paul Piccone: "Bill Thompson would be our new mayor. Uhg! Many voters have short memories.Does the name David Dinkins ring a bell?" Why did Crain's print this quote?
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Consortium moves closer to building proton beam therapy center in or near NYC as rivals outside city threaten to siphon off area patients; seen as a quasi arms race.
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Brokerage appeals decision that it stole client lists from an ousted broker in a case seen as a legal landmark; decision expected before year end.
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Sy Syms was one of the first retailers to sell discounted menswear.
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Environmental groups cite statistics showing apparent link between incidence of thyroid cancer and people's proximity to nuclear power plants.
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Newlywed real estate scions Jared & Ivanka look to escape their famous fathers' shadows.
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Developer fails to pay loan installment on downtown luxury residential property Ocean Residences as his financial woes mount.
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A group of 50 galleries will participate in New York Gallery Week to launch in May.
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Even after recent sales or spinoffs, Citi still has $617 billion in unwanted assets on its books. That's almost as big as all of Morgan Stanley.
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Steals included a one-bedroom with a yard that sold for $367,500, and a studio duplex garden unit that went for $387,500, setting the stage for a big auction next week in the Bronx.
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7-acre purchase completes long-running effort to assemble land for a big new amusement park and rejuvenate area.
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New CEO reportedly is already griping about restraints on staff pay. Board could look elsewhere—or inward: four former CEOs are directors.
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In surprise about-face, the Landmarks Preservation Commission votes to allow developer to raze building in order to make way for 1.5M-square-foot successor.
