Political eddies involving Gov. Cuomo’s top aide Howard Glaser (above) are swirling over the rescheduling of the New York Boat Show. (Kristy Leibowitz)Gov. Andrew Cuomo’s powerful statewide operations chief, Howard…
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Hewlett-Packard and its former chief executive, Mark Hurd, won the dismissal of a securities-fraud lawsuit that alleged the computer maker didn’t abide by its standards of business conduct as Hurd…
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Lionel Zanar (Catherine Leonard Photography/ nycdudeoir.com) (Catherine Leonard Photography) (Catherine Leonard Photography) (Noel de Christian Photography) (Catherine Leonard Photography) (Noel de Christian Photography) (Mariah Carle)Brooklynite Lionel Zanar shows off his…
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A Queens man was struck and killed by a city bus when he stepped out of his car to get some air — and his wife of 30 years witnessed…
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( )The woman who sliced and diced Paula Deen’s cooking empire by accusing the celebrity chef of using the N-word can’t sue her for racism — because the accuser is…
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Eighteen contemporary artworks have been transferred to the last victim of a massive $400 million fraud scheme, the Manhattan US attorney said yesterday. The works by such artists as Mark…
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The federal judge who overhauled stop-and-frisk isn’t the only jurist dictating city policy. Manhattan Supreme Court Justice Kathryn Freed ruled that the FDNY can no longer use trucks that are…
