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People walk past an Amazon Go store in the Financial District in New York City.

Amazon Will Pause Hiring for Retail Corporate Roles Among a Wider Tech Slowdown

Amazon, the second-largest employer in the U.S., is the latest technology company to pull back on hiring in response to a more challenging economic environment.
By Courtney Vinopal
Patrolmen's Benevolent Association President Patrick Lynch. (Photo: Alex Jones/New York Observer)

No Turning Back: Embattled PBA Boss Patrick Lynch Fights On

An unapologetic Patrick Lynch fights on many fronts in his public war with Bill de Blasio.
By Will Bredderman
The police aren't writing tickets and the mayor can't seem to turn the page or issue the apology the department is loudly demanding. (Spencer Platt/Getty Images)

EXCLUSIVE: Secret Meeting and a Cops-Only Website Reveal NYPD Searching for Answers

With rhetoric at a fever pitch and no solution having emerged even from the emergency summit convened by Commissioner Bratton, things might get worse before they get better.
By Ken Kurson
Patrolemen's Benevolent Association President Patrick Lynch (Screengrab: NY1).

Cop Union Points Finger at Protesters for Alleged ‘Slowdown’

By Will Bredderman
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