By Kevin Sun McLaughlin & Stern has inked a 112,000-square-foot renewal for its headquarters at the building, which spans floors 15 to 22, the landlord announced. Sapir will begin renovations immediately while allowing the tenant to continue day to day operations. Upgrades include new elevator landings as well as a […]
by Alex Greenberger Last spring, famed New York art dealer Mary Boone headed to prison after she pleaded guilty for filing false tax returns. After receiving a sentence of 30 months in jail, Boone closed her gallery in what many considered a final chapter in a controversy that had roiled […]
After almost 8-years of protracted litigation which has snaked itself through the Northern District of California Federal Court and the 9th Circuit Court of Appeals, the California Supreme Court issued a unanimous decision and victory to a class of Apple retail store employees who were subject to uncompensated bag and […]
By Chris Glorioso, Evan Stulberger and Hilary Weissman The I-Team’s Chris Glorioso looked into how effective elevator inspection in New York City really are, as thousands of elevators are getting passing grades from private inspectors — only to get tagged with violations from the city. Every passenger elevator in New […]
By Shannon Mallard The number of complaints filed against GW in the U.S. Department of Education Office for Civil Rights has declined 70 percent over the past five years. The OCR – a DOE branch that investigates discrimination allegations – launched 10 federal probes into discriminatory behavior claims in 2015 […]