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Latest Articles Tagged "recession"

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NYC’s economy is growing. So why is Mayor Eric Adams bracing for a fiscal crisis?

An array of uncertainties threaten to slow or thwart the ongoing recovery and drive up the city’s budget shortfalls in the coming years.

By

Elizabeth Kim


News

Report: NYC Will End 2020 With 500,000 Fewer Jobs

"Parts of the economy are being hammered out of existence. A lot of restaurants will fold. It's a very uneven economic impact."

By

Sydney Pereira


News

NYC Could Face The Worst Recession Since The 1970s

The city would lose $9.7 billion in tax revenue over fiscal years 2020 and 2021 under a scenario in which NYC loses 475,000 jobs.

By

Sydney Pereira


News

Hundreds Line Up For Days For NYC Union Job Applications

The union job can pay up to $50/hour.

By

Jen Chung


News

Unemployment Rate Drops To 7.7%, From 7.9% In October

This is a four-year low!

By

Jen Chung


News

Citigroup Will Cut 11,000 Jobs (1,700 Of Them In NYC)

44 branches in the U.S. will be closed.

By

Jen Chung


News

Jobless Rate Now 7.8%, First Time Since January 2009

Will this help President Obama's re-election efforts? Jury is still out!

By

Jen Chung


Food

"Businessmen" Spend $16K On Two Bottles Of Wine At 21 Club

Two "businessmen" spent more on two bottles of wine at the 21 Club than the annual income of a couple on the poverty line.

By

Christopher Robbins


News

NYC Unemployment Rate Rises To 10 Percent

The New York State Department of Labor has released the employment data for June, and the news is not specifically too good.

By

John Del Signore


News

Bad May Jobs Report: Only 69,000 Jobs Added, Unemployment Now At 8.2%

"The labor market is clearly deteriorating," said one economist.

By

Jen Chung


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