Gucci Extends Lease in Trump Tower
Tiffany and other luxury companies have stepped away from deals with the former president’s organization, but not Gucci.
Whitney Lays Off 15 Workers Amid Mounting Financial Losses
“We don’t know how long this period of extreme difficulty will continue,” the museum’s director, Adam Weinberg, said in an email to staff.
Lenore Janis, Who Broke Construction Industry Barriers, Dies at 86
As a founder and president of an influential trade organization, she showed women how to make it in a field that had long excluded them.
No New Taxes in N.J. as Pandemic Forecast Turns ‘Less Bad’
A $44.8 billion spending plan unveiled Tuesday by Gov. Phil Murphy calls for no new taxes and fully funds the state pension program for the first time since 1996.
McDonald’s Joins the Fierce Fight for Chicken Sandwich Supremacy
Fast-food chains like Chick-fil-A and Popeyes have been vying for chicken supremacy, capitalizing on the sandwich’s popularity with customers.
Macy’s swings to a loss as sales plummet 29 percent in 2020.
The retailer posted a loss of $3.9 billion for the year that ended Jan. 31, but said it “anticipates 2021 as a recovery and rebuilding year."
As Buildings’ Life Spans Shrink, Developers Try to Adjust
Industry experts are starting to take heed as disruptions from the pandemic and changing technological needs are hastening the demise of commercial real estate developments.
What Janet Yellen's Policy Priorities Look Like
The Treasury secretary speaks on debt, taxes, cryptocurrencies and more.