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Business

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Latest reporting · November 11, 2026

October Consumer Prices Rise 0.4% as Shelter, Food and Energy Advance

The federal index slowed from September's monthly increase, while a missing year-ago comparison prevents most standard twelve-month readings for October.

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What Makes a Business Resilient?

Resilient businesses combine financial discipline, loyal customers, capable employees, dependable suppliers, and the ability to adjust when conditions change. Strong revenue matters, but so do cash reserves, manageable debt, operating flexibility, and clear decision-making.

Politics

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Latest reporting · November 11, 2026

New City Law Gives Qualified Community Buyers an Early Window on At-Risk Buildings

The Community Opportunity to Purchase Act creates a 145-day offer period and a later matching right for approved nonprofit buyers of certain multifamily properties.

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How Local, State, and Federal Government Connect

Government responsibilities are divided across local, state, and federal institutions. Cities commonly manage services such as sanitation, policing, zoning, and local streets, while states oversee broader systems including education standards, courts, and many transportation functions.

Travel

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Latest reporting · November 11, 2026

Veterans Day Parade Brings Fifth Avenue Closures and a Midtown Work Embargo

The city lists a 12:30 p.m. parade, a Fifth Avenue route through Midtown and street restrictions extending across the formation and dispersal areas.

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Planning a Better Trip From New York

A useful plan starts with the purpose of the trip, available time, total budget, and preferred pace. Transportation and lodging should be evaluated together because a cheaper option may add significant time or local travel costs.

Finance

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Latest reporting · November 11, 2026

SEC Annual Review Highlights Retail Fraud Cases, Individual Charges and 26,000 Tips

The commission's fiscal-year account emphasizes cross-border schemes, private-market risks, financial reporting and a growing whistleblower pipeline.

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A Practical Guide to Market Movements

Financial markets respond to corporate earnings, interest rates, inflation, economic growth, policy decisions, and investor expectations. Prices may move before an event occurs because participants are continually estimating what could happen next.

Latest reporting · November 11, 2026

WHO Coalition Sets Three Priorities for Trust in Health Science

More than 240 participating organizations will focus on public engagement, evidence in policy and clearer scientific communication.

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How Global Events Reach New York

International events can affect New Yorkers through prices, jobs, investment, travel, immigration, and public safety. A disruption to energy supplies may change transportation costs, while a trade dispute can influence products sold by local retailers.

Entertainment

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Latest reporting · November 11, 2026

Met Costume Institute Plans 2027 Study of Everyday Forms and Materials

The spring exhibition will organize fashion around familiar garments and common materials, from jeans and hoodies to paper, plastic and metal.

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How New York Shapes American Culture

New York brings together artists, audiences, publishers, producers, performers, galleries, museums, and media organizations. This concentration allows ideas to move quickly between communities and creative disciplines.

Real Estate

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Latest reporting · November 11, 2026

New City Law Gives Qualified Community Buyers an Early Window on At-Risk Buildings

The Community Opportunity to Purchase Act creates a 145-day offer period and a later matching right for approved nonprofit buyers of certain multifamily properties.

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Understanding New York Housing Costs

Housing costs reflect more than the advertised rent or purchase price. Location, building condition, property taxes, insurance, maintenance, utilities, transportation, financing, and neighborhood demand all affect the total.

Technology

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Latest reporting · November 11, 2026

WHO Coalition Sets Three Priorities for Trust in Health Science

More than 240 participating organizations will focus on public engagement, evidence in policy and clearer scientific communication.

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Staying Safer in a Connected World

Digital safety begins with unique passwords, multifactor authentication, current software, secure backups, and caution with unexpected messages. A password manager can help people avoid reusing credentials across many accounts.

Sports

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Latest reporting · November 11, 2026

Knicks Use Two 32-Point Quarters to Pull Away From Milwaukee, 117–85

New York held the Bucks to 13 points in both the second and fourth quarters, completing a 32-point win before another home game Wednesday.

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Why Sports Matter Beyond the Score

Sports create shared experiences across neighborhoods, generations, and backgrounds. A team can become part of a city’s identity, while local leagues give young people structure, friendship, physical activity, and opportunities to learn cooperation.

Wellness

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Latest reporting · November 11, 2026

Carelon Settlements Set New Directory and Treatment-Access Requirements

New York's agreements require faster directory corrections, appointment standards, out-of-network protections and at least $10.35 million in penalties and potential restitution.

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The Foundations of Everyday Well-Being

Health is influenced by sleep, movement, nutrition, preventive care, stress, social connection, environment, and access to medical services. These factors reinforce one another: poor sleep may affect appetite and concentration, while regular activity can support mood and mobility.

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