Bausch and Lannett will pay over $17 million following allegations of generic drug price-fixing, with Attorney General Letitia James leading a multi-state coalition.

Governor Kathy Hochul introduces plans to integrate AI into SUNY education, fostering partnerships across campuses with support from the Empire AI initiative and related research and ethical AI programs.

NYC is suing Radiant Solar for fraud, seeking $20 million in penalties and restitution after the company allegedly overcharged customers and provided poor installations.

Smithtown, Long Island, opened a Public Safety Command Center, sparking privacy concerns among residents who fear government overreach reminiscent of Orwell's "1984." Officials defend the center, stressing its role in enhancing safety, not spying.

Reju, a French textile regeneration firm, will invest $390 million in a new textile hub in Rochester to turn used clothing into reusable polyester, create 70 jobs, and reduce waste and carbon footprint.

The Palisades Center mall in Rockland County faces auction on Feb. 4 due to financial struggles and an unpaid $418 million loan, possibly bringing new ownership to the 2.2 million-square-foot property.

NY Attorney General Letitia James sued former CEO Robert G. Kramer of Emergent BioSolutions for insider trading, alleging he profited from non-public knowledge of vaccine production issues.

NY Attorney General Letitia James filed an amicus brief supporting a NY Times lawsuit against the DOD's press access restrictions to uphold First Amendment rights.

Saks Fifth Avenue and its parent company, Saks Global, have filed for Chapter 11 bankruptcy amidst financial struggles and owing billions to suppliers, with no immediate fire sales expected at their stores.

Verizon resolved a nationwide service disruption and apologized, stating affected customers would receive credits. New York City advised using alternatives for emergency calls.

Wegmans stores in NYC are collecting biometric data of shoppers, prompting privacy concerns. Despite public notification, there's uncertainty about data use and potential legal action.

New York saw a surge in legal cannabis sales, reaching $2.5 billion, with licensed pot shops doubling in number. While financial growth is evident, regulatory issues and an ongoing battle with the illicit market are ongoing concerns.

NYC Christmas tree vendors offer late-season discounts, amid moderate sales increases and economic pressures. A documentary, "The Merchants of Joy," explores their competitive struggles.