AGP Executive Report
Last update: 9 hours agoBuilding Safety: Eight people, including two children, died and at least 18 were injured when a Brooklyn apartment building collapsed beside an excavation site. Investigators are examining the construction work and the property’s 98 open violations; Mayor Zohran Mamdani has pledged a wider review of construction sites. Housing Policy: Mamdani signed a measure giving nonprofits the first chance to buy eligible NYC buildings, a move aimed at expanding community ownership. Business Regulation: New York City approved a ban on data-driven pricing, restricting companies from using personal data to set individual prices. Upstate Jobs: TE Connectivity plans to establish operations in Monroe County, creating more than 860 jobs, while National Grid is directing over $2 million to economic development projects across Western New York. Finance and Compliance: Federal prosecutors charged a Hollis man who worked at Manhattan law firm Cravath with insider trading, alleging he used confidential client information to make more than $70,000.
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