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US CEO's Alleged Killer Luigi Mangione Faces Terrorism Charges
Luigi Mangione, the man suspected of fatally gunning down UnitedHealth Group chief executive Brian Thompson on a Manhattan street, is due to be arraigned on Monday on state murder charges that brand him a terrorist.
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IIT Alums Became Friends On Wall Street. Then One Turned On The Other.
They were business school buddies who landed at top Wall Street firms -- Goldman Sachs Group Inc. and Barclays Plc -- lived for a time in the same Manhattan high-rise, played squash regularly and partied overseas together.
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Viral Video: People Stop Traffic To Capture Beautiful Sunset In New York
Sunsets have a natural undefined beauty, and there are huge sunset lovers all over the world. People have their own lists of places where they can experience the moment. But in New York, people stopped traffic to capture beautiful sunset.
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House On One Of The "Most Instragrammable Streets" Being Sold For $2.6 Million
A two-bedroom and one-and-half bathroom apartment located in an area dubbed "most Instagrammable street in Brooklyn" is up for sale for nearly $2.6 million.
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The Two Lives Of Bill Hwang, Man Behind The Archegos Fiasco
With the sun rising outside their conference room in Midtown Manhattan, the visitors to a secretive investment empire bent their heads in prayerful meditation.
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One Of World's Greatest Hidden Fortunes Crashed In Days. How It Happened
From his perch high above Midtown Manhattan, just across from Carnegie Hall, Bill Hwang was quietly building one of the world's greatest fortunes.
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Choir, Broadway Casts Perform On New York Street During Blackout
When a massive blackout plunged much of Manhattan into darkness on Saturday evening, a choir and the casts of Broadway musicals entertained tourists with impromptu performances in the street.
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Video: Helicopter Spirals Down Into Hudson River, 2 Injured
A helicopter crashed into the Hudson River in New York City on Wednesday shortly after taking off from Manhattan, causing minor injuries to the pilot and a dockworker, police and fire officials said. Dramatic video footage of the incident shot by witnesses and posted on social media showed the helicopter spinning seemingly out of control over the H...
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Ex-Nazi Guard Is Still Living In US. Authorities Want Him Gone Before He Dies
The last surviving Nazi collaborator ordered to leave American soil lives in a redbrick Queens rowhouse on a bustling stretch of 89th Street, just around the corner from a Chipotle with a distant view of the Manhattan skyline.
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Autonomous Cars Head for the Big Apple
Cruise Automation, a San Francisco-based self-driving software company owned by General Motors Co., aims to begin testing in New York City early next year.
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Fired By Trump, Ex-US Attorney Preet Bharara Launches Podcast To Hit Back
Preet Bharara, the former U.S. Attorney in Manhattan who became a scourge of Wall Street wrongdoers before President Donald Trump fired him in March, will soon have a new outlet to voice his criticism of the White House: a podcast
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Preet Bharara, The Tenacious Prosecutor Fired By Donald Trump
An Indian-born, New Jersey-raised Bruce Springsteen fan, former Manhattan federal attorney Preet Bharara ascended to rock-star status in the straitlaced world of law for his aggressive skewering of public corruption and Wall Street crime.
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Preet Bharara, The Tenacious Prosecutor Fired By Donald Trump
An Indian-born, New Jersey-raised Bruce Springsteen fan, former Manhattan federal attorney Preet Bharara ascended to rock-star status in the straitlaced world of law for his aggressive skewering of public corruption and Wall Street crime.
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On Women's Day Eve, Statue Of Girl Stares Down Wall Street Bull
As many American women prepare to draw attention to their role in the workplace, a Wall Street firm on Tuesday put up a statue of a girl in front of Lower Manhattan's well-known bronze charging bull, as if to fearlessly stare it down.
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Donald Trump To Keep Manhattan Federal Prosecutor Preet Bharara In Post
Preet Bharara, the top federal prosecutor in Manhattan known for pursuing a series of cases targeting public corruption and crime on Wall Street, said on Wednesday he has agreed to remain in his post after Donald Trump becomes U.S. president.
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US CEO's Alleged Killer Luigi Mangione Faces Terrorism Charges
Luigi Mangione, the man suspected of fatally gunning down UnitedHealth Group chief executive Brian Thompson on a Manhattan street, is due to be arraigned on Monday on state murder charges that brand him a terrorist.
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IIT Alums Became Friends On Wall Street. Then One Turned On The Other.
They were business school buddies who landed at top Wall Street firms -- Goldman Sachs Group Inc. and Barclays Plc -- lived for a time in the same Manhattan high-rise, played squash regularly and partied overseas together.
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Viral Video: People Stop Traffic To Capture Beautiful Sunset In New York
Sunsets have a natural undefined beauty, and there are huge sunset lovers all over the world. People have their own lists of places where they can experience the moment. But in New York, people stopped traffic to capture beautiful sunset.
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House On One Of The "Most Instragrammable Streets" Being Sold For $2.6 Million
A two-bedroom and one-and-half bathroom apartment located in an area dubbed "most Instagrammable street in Brooklyn" is up for sale for nearly $2.6 million.
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The Two Lives Of Bill Hwang, Man Behind The Archegos Fiasco
With the sun rising outside their conference room in Midtown Manhattan, the visitors to a secretive investment empire bent their heads in prayerful meditation.
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One Of World's Greatest Hidden Fortunes Crashed In Days. How It Happened
From his perch high above Midtown Manhattan, just across from Carnegie Hall, Bill Hwang was quietly building one of the world's greatest fortunes.
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Choir, Broadway Casts Perform On New York Street During Blackout
When a massive blackout plunged much of Manhattan into darkness on Saturday evening, a choir and the casts of Broadway musicals entertained tourists with impromptu performances in the street.
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Video: Helicopter Spirals Down Into Hudson River, 2 Injured
A helicopter crashed into the Hudson River in New York City on Wednesday shortly after taking off from Manhattan, causing minor injuries to the pilot and a dockworker, police and fire officials said. Dramatic video footage of the incident shot by witnesses and posted on social media showed the helicopter spinning seemingly out of control over the H...
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Ex-Nazi Guard Is Still Living In US. Authorities Want Him Gone Before He Dies
The last surviving Nazi collaborator ordered to leave American soil lives in a redbrick Queens rowhouse on a bustling stretch of 89th Street, just around the corner from a Chipotle with a distant view of the Manhattan skyline.
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Autonomous Cars Head for the Big Apple
Cruise Automation, a San Francisco-based self-driving software company owned by General Motors Co., aims to begin testing in New York City early next year.
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Fired By Trump, Ex-US Attorney Preet Bharara Launches Podcast To Hit Back
Preet Bharara, the former U.S. Attorney in Manhattan who became a scourge of Wall Street wrongdoers before President Donald Trump fired him in March, will soon have a new outlet to voice his criticism of the White House: a podcast
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Preet Bharara, The Tenacious Prosecutor Fired By Donald Trump
An Indian-born, New Jersey-raised Bruce Springsteen fan, former Manhattan federal attorney Preet Bharara ascended to rock-star status in the straitlaced world of law for his aggressive skewering of public corruption and Wall Street crime.
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Preet Bharara, The Tenacious Prosecutor Fired By Donald Trump
An Indian-born, New Jersey-raised Bruce Springsteen fan, former Manhattan federal attorney Preet Bharara ascended to rock-star status in the straitlaced world of law for his aggressive skewering of public corruption and Wall Street crime.
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On Women's Day Eve, Statue Of Girl Stares Down Wall Street Bull
As many American women prepare to draw attention to their role in the workplace, a Wall Street firm on Tuesday put up a statue of a girl in front of Lower Manhattan's well-known bronze charging bull, as if to fearlessly stare it down.
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Donald Trump To Keep Manhattan Federal Prosecutor Preet Bharara In Post
Preet Bharara, the top federal prosecutor in Manhattan known for pursuing a series of cases targeting public corruption and crime on Wall Street, said on Wednesday he has agreed to remain in his post after Donald Trump becomes U.S. president.
