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City Selects Developer For Affordable Housing Slated To Rise On Architectural Graveyard In Williamsburg

Nice Apartment If You Can Get It: Gershwin Heir Sells $5.4 M. Central Park West Pad

On the Market: Poverty Surges In New York's Suburbs; Housing Court Rules To Evict Aldon James; Massive Outlet Mall Is Getting a Makeover

By Emily Witt 4/06/11 6:18pm

White Collar Grime

Insider Trading Complaints Starting to All Sound the Same

So a rogue employee of a venerable New York company calls his buddy on a burner to get some stock tips — oh, you already know this one?

This week’s unfortunates are Matthew Kluger and Garrett Bauer. The government claims they have been trading on inside information since the 1990s, when Mr. Kluger was a Read More

By Laura Kusisto 11:40pm

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Rude Discovery: End of an Era for Recession-Racked Big Law

“I nanny in the afternoons. Yes, that is how I use my J.D.!” a 28-year-old woman wrote in an email to The Observer.

We met her last Friday at a West Village coffee shop filled with well-heeled bohemians sipping mid-morning lattes. The wistful Southern brunette rested one elbow on the table, a delicate engagement ring Read More

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Last Night at the Webby Awards, Patton Oswalt Tried to Give David Karp a Wedgie

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Andrew Cuomo Shares Fred Dicker’s Private Email With All His Competitors