Moody's cut the outlook on a Blue Owl private‑credit fund after investors sought billions in withdrawals, forcing a 5% payout cap and raising sector liquidity concerns.

A small Deliverista Hub outside City Hall gives delivery workers a place to rest, get tune-ups and—soon—charge e‑bike batteries, organizers say. The charging cabinet still needs power.

Carol Greitzer, the Greenwich Village reformer and longtime City Councilmember who helped save neighborhood landmarks and advance women’s rights, has died at 101. Her work reshaped downtown Manhattan politics and public space.

London’s legendary private club Annabel’s is planning a Meatpacking District outpost in the former Dos Caminos space; Richard Caring and Martin Brudnizki are attached.

DOJ documents and Miami Herald reporting show Epstein pitched himself as an adviser to Saudi Crown Prince Mohammed bin Salman and accepted pieces of the Kaaba’s kiswa.

Igal Namdar is in contract to buy 250 West 57th Street for about $280M, a steep discount that highlights opportunistic buying in Midtown’s aging office market. The deal underscores who’s willing to bet on repositioning older office stock.

Founding families from Puig and Estée Lauder will meet in New York as talks progress on a cash-and-share deal that could create a €20B beauty group.

Top NYC brokers and teams captured billions in 2025, with Janice Chang, Madeline Hult Elghanayan and the Hudson Advisory Team among the leaders.

Earthwork has started at 242 East 71st Street for a RAMSA-designed 22-story condo with 50 units, retail and parking, slated to deliver in summer 2028.

Nearly 30,000 311 complaints were logged in Hell's Kitchen in 2025; residents say many problems linger and agency responses can be opaque.

Bill Ackman’s Pershing Square offered roughly $64B to buy Universal Music Group, proposing a Nevada‑incorporated "New UMG" and a NYSE listing that jolted markets.

Video shows heavy smoke at West 33rd and 10th Avenue in Hudson Yards; firefighters were on scene and no immediate injuries were reported.

CBS is selling the 11:35 p.m. hour to Byron Allen; Comics Unleashed moves up on May 22 and Funny You Should Ask stays on after midnight.