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Gunmakers lose appeal challenging New York public nuisance law
A federal appeals court on Thursday upheld a New York public nuisance law exposing the gun industry to possible civil ...
Gun makers lose appeal of New York law that could make them liable for shootings
A federal appeals court has upheld a New York law holding gun manufacturers potentially liable when their weapons are used in ...
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Could City-Owned Grocery Stores Survive New York’s Shoplifting Plague?
In 1993, the year New York elected Giuliani, there were 234,000 retail jobs. During his eight-year tenure, the city added 38,000 store positions, followed by another 78,000 in Bloomberg’s 12 years—a ...
Gunmakers lose appeal of New York public nuisance law
A federal appeals court on Thursday upheld a New York public nuisance law exposing the gun industry to possible civil ...
University of Rochester Sued Over $7.2 Billion Retirement Plan
The University of Rochester is facing a new lawsuit over the administrative fees associated with its $7.2 billion employee ...
Trendy bar vs. hot bar: Ian Schrager fights back against Whole Foods’ suit against Public Hotel
An entity tied to Ian Schrager’s Public Hotel is seeking to stop Whole Foods delivery trucks from parking near the property.
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NYDFS and Other State Regulators Impose $4.2 Million Penalty on Money Transmitter
On July 9, the New York Department of Financial Services (NYDFS), joined by regulators from five other states, entered into a ...