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Bronx sees steep foreclosure surge despite regional declines

By Christian Murray

ProXtracts was issued the first tier one cannabis processing license in New York City and plans to start producing this spring in Morris Park.

NYC’s first tier one cannabis facility opening in the Bronx this spring

By Sadie Brown

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Schneps Media to host the 20th annual Bronx Power List

By Bronx Times

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Business

Local small business owners and entrepreneurs complete Ponce Bank’s Small Business Boot Camps

By Ethan Marshall

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Landlord of fire-ravaged Bronx building has history of neglect, once topped NYC worst landlord list

By Emily Swanson

Bronx Macy

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Macy’s to close Fordham Place location as part of nationwide downsizing

By Christian Murray

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EXODUS: Why have 350,000 New Yorkers left the city in 2 years? Affordability is just one reason

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Mott Haven Spirits opens, brings a touch of luxury to the Bronx

By Jessica Militello

New York City

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Boomtown: New York City economy set employment records and gained unprecedented strength, report finds

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City selects developer for Kingsbridge Armory

By Emily Swanson

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Pharmacy signs lease at Triangle Plaza Hub in Mott Haven

By Ethan Marshall

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Brooklyn coffee shop to open new location in Mott Haven’s Maven tower

By Ethan Marshall

Bronx dispensaries like Hush New York display brightly colored containers of legal cannabis products.

Business

Bronx cannabis industry sees growth in 2024 but battles hurdles from community boards, illegal shops, and state mismanagement

By Sadie Brown

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Business

Party’s over: Iconic chain Party City to close all stores, including Bronx locations

By Emily Davenport and Christian Murray

Governor Kathy Hochul announces minimum wages will increase to $16.50 in 2025, raising .50 cents.

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New York City’s minimum wage is set to go up New Year’s Day — but some say it’s not nearly enough

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Business

Airbnb claims short-term rental laws harm outer boroughs such as the Bronx

By Emily Swanson

More from Around NYC

Antonio Reynoso Celebrates Hispanic Pride Through Serving Brooklyn

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Antonio Reynoso Celebrates Hispanic Pride Through Serving Brooklyn

Mayor Eric Adams and Police Commissioner Jessica Tisch arrive at the 42nd Street–Times Square subway station on Friday, ahead of the heated news conference marking the one-year anniversary of the PATH outreach program.

Mayor Adams hails subway safety gains before attacking reporter over ‘sick’ coverage of ex-City Hall official’s tell-all book

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Schneps Podcasts

Randy Mastro, first deputy mayor of New York City under mayor Eric Adams and co-chair of the Hamptons International Film Festival

Antoine Craigwell delivers opening remarks at the In My Mind Conference.

At The Center, ‘In My Mind’ Conference spotlights mental health and LGBTQIA+ veterans of color