NYC Judge Won’t Let Abbott Shake PediaSure Growth Suit
A Manhattan judge allowed a class-action accusing Abbott’s PediaSure of overstating its “clinically proven” growth benefits to proceed, citing packaging and ads that could imply height gains.
eBay Ditches Sixth Ave For Flatiron Digs In Microsoft-Anchored Landmark
eBay is moving its NYC office into a Microsoft‑anchored Flatiron landmark, signing an eight‑year lease for about 27,902 square feet. The deal fills out the renovated 122 Fifth Avenue.
15,700 Empty Storefronts Haunt New York City Streets, Comptroller Warns
A new comptroller analysis finds roughly 15,700 vacant storefronts in New York City, with the highest vacancy rates clustered in Lower Manhattan, North Brooklyn and parts of Queens.
Judge Orders City To Blast Sewage Spill Alerts To Long-Suffering New Yorkers
A court has ordered New York City to alert residents when sewage is dumped into local waters, forcing DEP to broaden and speed public notifications. Advocates say timely alerts will protect swimmers, boaters and waterfront workers.
Madonna Hijacks Times Square With Surprise Pride Kickoff Show
Madonna made an unannounced stop in Times Square Thursday, turning the crossroads into a Pride-month pop-up ahead of her Confessions II album. The brief performance is part of a wider promotional push.
Studio 54’s $120 Million Makeover Sets the Stage for Its Next Act
Roundabout's $120M Next Stage campaign includes a roughly $100M renovation of Studio 54 — restored orchestra pit, better seats and improved backstage space. The plan also funds education and artist programs across the city.












