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Election Day: New York City voters are weighing five charter amendments, including one that would make it easier for businesses to install outdoor cafés and other public-space structures. Small Business: Queens Economic Development Corporation awarded five $1,000 grants to local businesses, chosen from more than 500 applicants seeking help with everyday operating costs. Upstate Investment: Edwards Vacuum’s planned $319 million facility is set to strengthen Western New York’s semiconductor supply chain, while SK hynix is considering New York for its first U.S. NAND plant. Corporate Oversight: Manhattan’s district attorney has launched a corporate crime and antitrust task force, signaling closer scrutiny for businesses operating in the city. Housing Costs: A new rental-budget tool puts a typical New York City one-bedroom at $4,001 a month, requiring an estimated $216,171 in annual income.

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