Scenes from the Farmers Market
Unseasonably chilly, but very sunny weather brought out hundreds of people to the opening day of the Kershaw County Farmers Market on Saturday, which also served as the market’s Spring
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Unseasonably chilly, but very sunny weather brought out hundreds of people to the opening day of the Kershaw County Farmers Market on Saturday, which also served as the market’s Spring
Some companies are slashing how much space they rent as remote work becomes a permanent fixture. Others take a hard line on requiring workers to return.
The Future of Work Places in NYC May Look Different, as Many Offices Still Sit Empty Adam Kuperstein © Getty Images NEW YORK, NEW YORK – MARCH 04: Office buildings, which make up the heart of midtown Manhattan, stand largely empty on March 04, 2021 in New York City. According to Colliers International, in January the office available rate in Manhattan rose to 14.9%, which is the highest level on record dating back to 2000. Some companies are slowly asking employees to return to the office while other’s are waiting for more New Yorkers to receive the vaccine for Covid-19....
Updated on May 11, 2021 at 6:03 am NBC Universal, Inc. As the pandemic continues, the majority of companies still aren't bringing workers back to the office. Manhattan's sea of office buildings are still mostly empty, which has some wondering if the economic engine of the city is forever broken. Even as New York City springs back to life and has had a bit of a buzz return, America's largest business districts — midtown and Lower Manhattan — are stuck at a red light. Download our mobile app for iOS or Android to get alerts for local breaking news and weather. "Most of these office buildin...