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Vornado Realty Trust’s PENN District transformation is poised to grow by another whole block. The powerful REIT plans to create what a source called a “cohesive street-level experience” on both sides of Seventh Avenue between West 33rd and 34th streets, replacing what Vornado chairman Steve Roth recently called “junky retail.” Vornado quietly bought up one parcel after […]
A Morgan Stanley-backed group appears to have the inside track to become the new financial adviser to Pakistan International Airlines, or PIA, as it decides what to do with the precious Roosevelt Hotel site in Midtown East, sources told The Post on Monday. The consortium would replace JLL, which checked out of the role last […]
With new tariffs threatening to raise prices on Italian imports, American pasta makers — from century-old brands to modern innovators — are ready to fill the gap with U.S.-made alternatives. “New U.S. tariffs will raise prices on imported Italian goods, especially pasta, olive oil and cheeses,” said Kyle Taylor, an Atlanta chef and the founder of He […]
Forever 21 moved closer to shuttering its stores forever. The struggling mall mainstay — which sells $7 t-shirts, $12 dresses and $25 sneakers — is on the verge of filing for bankruptcy after efforts to find a buyer have floundered, according to Bloomberg. Discount clothing chain, Forever 21, is poised to file for bankruptcy for […]
Stitch, the blue, pointy-eared, pug-like creature from Disney’s “Lilo & Stitch” franchise, is shaping up to be this year’s most popular toy – and it will be hard to ignore at Toy Fair this weekend, The Post has learned. The largest toy trade show in North America kicks off on March 1 at the Javits […]
Goldman Sachs is set to scale back some of its diversity, equity, and inclusion policies amid a White House-backed crackdown on so-called “woke” capitalism, The Post has learned. CEO David Solomon will change course amid the threat of possible lawsuits after President Donald Trump ordered US Attorney General Pam Bondi to stamp out so-called DEI […]
The Supreme Court seemed inclined on Friday to uphold a law that could effectively ban TikTok, the wildly popular app used by half of the country. Even as several justices expressed concerns that the law was in tension with the First Amendment, a majority appeared satisfied that it was aimed not at TikTok’s speech rights […]
