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Steve Tisch and his siblings are set to transfer their 23% ownership stake in the New York Giants to trusts for their children, pending NFL approval. The move follows Tisch’s recent association with Jeffrey Epstein documents.

Comptroller Mark Levine unveiled a plan to restore New York City’s fiscal health without raising taxes, focusing on spending efficiencies and increased state aid.

Steve Tisch and his siblings plan to transfer their combined 23% stake in the New York Giants to family trusts, continuing a legacy ownership transition amid recent public scrutiny.

Steve Tisch and his siblings are transferring their combined 23% stake in the New York Giants to trusts for their children, pending NFL approval. The move follows scrutiny tied to Tisch's association with Jeffrey Epstein.

Comptroller Mark Levine proposes a multifaceted plan to stabilize New York City’s finances without raising taxes, focusing on spending cuts, state aid, and economic growth.

Comptroller Mark Levine proposes a fiscal recovery plan for NYC focused on program efficiencies, increased state aid, and economic growth—avoiding new tax hikes.

New York Giants co-owner Steve Tisch and siblings plan to transfer their combined 23% stake to family trusts amid Epstein-related scrutiny, pending NFL approval.

New York Giants co-owner Steve Tisch and his siblings are transferring their 23% stake to trusts for their children, amid fallout from Epstein-related disclosures.

Comptroller Mark Levine proposes a fiscal recovery plan for NYC centered on spending efficiencies, increased state aid, and economic growth—without raising taxes.

NYC Comptroller Mark Levine proposes a balanced fiscal recovery strategy relying on spending cuts, increased state aid, and economic growth—without raising taxes.

NYC commercial rent collections rise to 88% in Q1 2026, signaling recovery yet still trailing pre-pandemic norms.

Comptroller Mark Levine unveiled a plan to steer New York City out of its fiscal crisis through spending efficiencies and increased state aid, avoiding new tax hikes.

Steve Tisch and his siblings are transferring their combined 23% stake in the New York Giants to trusts for their children amid ongoing Epstein-related scrutiny.

Comptroller Mark Levine outlined a plan to stabilize New York City's finances through targeted spending cuts and increased state aid—without raising taxes.

Steve Tisch and his siblings are transferring their 23% stake in the New York Giants to trusts for their children, following Epstein-related scrutiny.

Comptroller Mark Levine proposes a multi-faceted plan to stabilize NYC’s finances without raising taxes, focusing on efficiencies, state aid, and economic growth.

Steve Tisch and his siblings plan to transfer their 23% stake in the $10.3 billion New York Giants to trusts for their children amid ongoing Epstein scrutiny. The transaction awaits NFL approval.

Comptroller Mark Levine outlined a plan to steer New York City out of its fiscal crisis without raising taxes, focusing on spending cuts, increased state aid, and economic growth.

NYC Comptroller Mark Levine proposes a mix of spending cuts, state aid restoration, and economic growth to fix the city’s fiscal issues without hiking taxes.

Snap Inc. is cutting 1,000 jobs—16% of its workforce—in a strategic shift toward AI-driven efficiency, reflecting wider tech industry restructuring.

Snap’s recent decision to cut 1,000 jobs highlights a rising pattern among major tech firms linking AI advancements to workforce reductions. This trend signals significant shifts in the tech labor market.

MTA proposes fare restructuring with distance-based pricing and off-peak discounts to address a $1.4B budget shortfall.

New York lawmakers have rejected Governor Hochul’s surprise billing reforms, siding with doctors and hospitals in a dispute over out-of-network payment arbitration.

Late February 2026 snapshot shows office markets stabilizing amid conversion projects, retail foot traffic improving, and selective hiring in finance, logistics, and AI startups reshaping neighborhood economies.