Broker Blood Feud MMIX
July’s killed, and that can only mean one thing: the biannual commercial broker pecking order. Let the insults Read More
July’s killed, and that can only mean one thing: the biannual commercial broker pecking order. Let the insults Read More

Stop us if you’ve heard this one before… According to Page Six The Magazine, some Manhattan parents are so desperate to give their children a leg-up on their peers, they’re sending them to Mandarin classes! (And Hindi! And French! And German!)
Page Six‘s Jennifer Rose quotes a parent named Brett Hauser, who pays Read More

Eliot Brown passes on a couple of Chuck Schumer quotes from a Crain’s breakfast today at the Grand Hyatt in Midtown: On the viability of an Obama/Clinton ticket: “At first I thought it wasn’t but I do think it could be.”
On voters: “They’re worried, and they want somebody to come in and say I Read More
8 a.m. Gay couples will protest the city’s Marriage Bureau at 1 Centre Street.
8 a.m. The Lower Manhattan Development Corporation’s board of directors will meet at 1 Liberty Plaza.
8:30 a.m. Implications of the mayor’s long-term development plan are discussed by the chair of City Planning Commission at a Crain’s New York Business breakfast Read More
At 8 a.m., the State Bar Association continues their meeting at the Marriott Marquis.
At 8:30 a.m., the Crain’s New York Business economic forecast breakfast takes place at the Sheraton New York.
At 8:45 a.m., Hillary Clinton delivers the keynote address at the Mayors & Business Leaders Plenary Breakfast at the Capital Hilton Hotel in Read More
Tomorrow morning, Port Authority Chairman Anthony Corscia is the featured guest at Crain’s New York Business Breakfast Forum.
Council Members and housing advocates hold a press conference on the steps of City Hall to proclaim the new code enforcement program targeting slumlords a success.
DC 37 endorses Local 375 member, Morshed Alam, Read More
In today’s Crain’s Insider [subscription required]:
“A straw poll yesterday of the New York congressional delegation shows unanimous opposition to letting Dubai Ports World operate in New York Harbor, at least pending an investigation.” Crowley, Serrano, Owens, and Velazquez did not respond to the paper’s inquiry.
Also opposing the deal: 69% of respondents Read More