AGP Executive Report
Last update: 8 hours agoBrooklyn Collapse: Eight people, including two children, died when a building fell into a neighboring excavation site. The city is investigating; records show 98 open violations at the property and a prior stop-work order at the demolition site. City Business Rules: The City Council approved a ban on companies using personal data to set individualized prices. Mayor Mamdani also signed a measure giving nonprofits first chance to buy some eligible buildings. Wall Street and City Revenue: New York City expects nearly $1 billion in additional tax revenue from tech-fueled market gains, even as Nvidia’s CEO departure sent shares lower and unsettled investors. Upstate Investment: TE Connectivity plans new Monroe County operations expected to create more than 860 jobs. NYSERDA also opened a bulk energy-storage solicitation, part of the state’s effort to expand grid capacity and reliability. Small-Business Services: Gov. Hochul launched an online “Click to Renew” tool to simplify licensing for New York businesses.
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