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Early Addition: Is the Waldorf Astoria going up for sale?

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Published Feb 12, 2026

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Good Thursday morning in New York City, where those piles of snow are gross, but not as gross as you might think.

Here's what else is happening:

• Some Bergdorf Goodman employees said their paychecks this year have been inexplicably lighter — with deductions up to 75% — in the face of parent company Saks Global's bankruptcy proceedings.
• If you're interested in buying the Waldorf Astoria, the hotel's Chinese government-backed owners are selling.
• Here's a thorough "Real Housewives of New York" drama update.
• Keeping a little headlamp in your nightstand drawer seems smart.
• Frost the tips, Timmy.
• They pull you back in.
• And finally, open the bag!:

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