Former leaders of the Lutheran All Faiths Cemetery in Queens are ordered to repay $1.6 million for financial mismanagement, following an NY Attorney General probe.

NYU Langone Health improved its fiscal year operating margin to 3% with a revenue increase of 14.2%, despite lower net income and days cash on hand, and questions about its charity care spending.

New York City sees mixed economic signals; Crain's reports a 15% revenue increase among large private companies, while tourism recovery is strong but uneven, awaiting international and business travel's full return.

Sotheby's settled for $6.25 million after it was found helping clients evade sales taxes on art, as revealed by the New York Attorney General's office.

Schrödinger entered into a deal with Novartis, receiving an initial $150 million with potential for future payments totaling $2.3 billion. The collaboration involves drug discovery programs and software licensing.

Union Square Holiday Market in NYC opens today, featuring over 185 vendors, until December 23, excluding Thanksgiving and Christmas Eve. It offers diverse gifts, open until 8 pm on weekdays and weekends.

The New York Cannabis Control Board has extended the deadline for social equity cannabis retailers and approved new licenses, including 42 dispensaries and various microbusinesses and cultivators.

Wall Street is expecting higher bonuses, up to 35% for some sectors, due to an increase in deal-making activities. Equity and fixed-income traders may also see a rise in bonuses.

The Westchester Medical Center Health Network in New York laid off around 130 administrative staff amid restructuring to address financial challenges and rising labor costs.

The Grand Central Holiday Fair and model train show have opened, featuring local vendors and a miniature New York City, operating until December 24th and February 2025, respectively.

Apollo Global Management's assets grew to $733 billion, largely due to focusing on wealthy clients, with its income surpassing expectations at $1.13 billion.

Photographers James and Karla Murray released a new book, "Great Bars of New York City," diving into the interiors of historic bars, differing from their prior work documenting NYC storefronts.

Columbia University settled for $395,000 in a lawsuit over a non-toxic "fart spray" incident at a pro-Palestine protest on campus. A suspended Jewish student will receive the settlement.