I can now check off “fired” from my bucket list. That’s right, after four years as a features reporter at the New York Daily News, I have been canned. No surprise. It was a long time in the making. Five months, to be exact. But the swiftness and finality of the act still threw me Read More
Last month, the 100-year-old College Art Association signed a new 9,785-square-foot lease at 50 Broadway, thus relinquishing space it had held at 275 Seventh Avenue for 25 years. Cushman & Wakefield senior director Carri Lyon spoke to The Commercial Observer about the reasons behind the nonprofit’s relocation and the allure of Lower Manhattan, which seems Read More
Last week, MSNBC host Lawrence O’Donnell devoted an unseemly share of his airtime to blasting Fox News anchor Bill O’Reilly for his “relentless barrage of interruptions” of Barack Obama during Mr. O’Reilly’s pre-Super Bowl interview with the president. Monday’s line was that Mr. O’Reilly “failed more miserably than anyone who has ever gone before him” Read More
