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With the 2021 NYC primary for mayor less than a month away, candidates have already spent over $33 million with $32 million left to spend.

The three leading candidates in the Democratic primary are decidedly supportive of charter schools — a dramatic shift from when Mayor Bill de Blasio was elected eight years ago.

Hedge fund manager Daniel Loeb is facing the challenge of his frustrated investor to find out how he is managing his investment vehicle in the UK.Know

New types of activist investor are attracting support from long-term asset owners, particularly on environmental and social topics

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What is it about the media and entertainment business that has proved so hazardous to corporate interlopers?

Representative Adriano Espaillat, who had backed Scott Stringer, switched to supporting Eric Adams, while Andrew Yang had a rocky week on the campaign trail.

A Month Before Mayoral Primary, Some Candidates Burn Through Campaign Cash As Others Stay Frugal arrow Early voting in October 2020. Scott Lynch / Gothamist With exactly one month before New Yorkers vote in the Democratic primary for mayor, new campaign filing records show the dramatic difference in how candidates are managing their war chests as the race enters the final stretch. The city Campaign Finance Board released new numbers late Friday showing former Wall Street...

Print Continue to article content One of Andrew Yangs recent contributors who provided $500,000 in seed money for a PAC supporting the Democratic mayoral candidate has backed conservative politicians. | Michael M. Santiago/Getty Images National money floods New York mayor’s race With five weeks until the election, checks are flowing from special interests on divergent wings of the ideological spectrum. Updated NEW YORK — Hedge fund billionaires, charter school boosters and prominent labor ...

Presented by Facebook A political action committee supporting Eric Adams’ mayoral candidacy is out with its first TV ad today — a 30-second spot highlighting his relationship to policing in an election that is increasingly focused on the uptick in violence across the city. “I have a different perspective from everyone else that is running for mayor,” Adams, the Brooklyn borough president and retired NYPD captain, says at the start of the ad. He goes on to describe being assaulted by co...