Intermountain Management loses a legal battle as a New York court rules their closure of Toggenburg Mountain violated antitrust laws, as claimed by Attorney General Letitia James.

NYC cannabis dispensaries, entwined in legal battles, challenge state rules on store proximity. They claim regulators unfairly waived distance requirements, affecting their businesses and market fairness.

The PepsiCo facility in Liberty, New York, which makes PopCorners snacks, is closing, affecting 287 workers due to economic reasons. Local officials are seeking ways to help the impacted employees and community.

Fifth Avenue's retail vacancies are filling up, with brands like Eden Gallery and Skims moving in, and IKEA anchoring a new tower, signaling a post-pandemic recovery.

DoorDash settles with New York AG for $16.75M after an investigation revealed tips were not fully passed to workers but used to cover guaranteed pay. Advancements in transparency and pay practices are mandated.

US consumers face rising egg prices due to avian influenza impacting poultry populations, with grocery stores setting purchase limits and some restaurants adding surcharges to cope with the increased costs.

Wall Street retreated as Walmart's less optimistic profit outlook affected investor sentiment, causing its share to fall 6.2%. Despite some positive earnings, overall, market indices were down.

NYU Langone Hospital nurses in Brooklyn may strike on March 1st over demands for higher pay and improved staffing, with 8,000 staffing grievances filed over the past three years.

Zum Stammtisch's Pork Store in Glendale, Queens, is closing due to rising costs and a declining customer base, a sign of the city's diminishing traditional pork stores. However, the adjacent restaurant remains open.

New York State allocates $32.6 million in FAST NY grants to prepare sites for high-tech manufacturing, with potential further investment proposed in the Executive Budget.

Con Edison seeks rate increases for NYC, with electric bills possibly rising by 11.4% and gas by 13.3%, citing grid upgrades. Customers and advocacy groups express concern over affordability and the PSC will decide later in the year.

A Long Island flower delivery service, SarataFlowers.com, stopped operations following numerous customer complaints about refund issues and received an "F" BBB rating.

The board of Queens Defenders has placed CEO Lori Zeno on leave and terminated her husband, amid undisclosed allegations. Other employees were also fired, with investigations ongoing.