‘It’s a Money Day’: Detroit Businesses Are Loving the Lions’ Playoff Run

‘It’s a Money Day’: Detroit Businesses Are Loving the Lions’ Playoff Run

The Detroit Lions, whose roots stretch back to 1930, are just one of four N.F.L. teams to have never played in the Super Bowl. (Pop quiz: Can you guess the other three?) Before this season, the team had won only one playoff game since Dwight D. Eisenhower was president. So Lions fans were justifiably delirious…

China’s Travel Economy Is Slowly Coming Back. Here’s Where It Stands.

China’s Travel Economy Is Slowly Coming Back. Here’s Where It Stands.

Since China reopened its borders in 2023 after three years of Covid isolation, domestic travel has thrived and high-speed rail has grown increasingly popular. But international trips in and out of the country are lagging, and flight capacity is still just a third of prepandemic levels. The economic stakes are high. Before the pandemic, Chinese…

Hochul puts daughter of casino lobbyist on gaming oversight board

Hochul puts daughter of casino lobbyist on gaming oversight board

Gov. Kathy Hochul appointed the daughter of a veteran gambling lobbyist to the state board that regulates the industry — raising concerns about potential conflicts of interest from government watchdogs, The Post has learned. Marissa Shorenstein — who served as head of Hochul’s transition team when she became governor — was tapped as commissioner on…

Gucci owner pays nearly $1B to scoop up tower on red-haute Fifth Avenue

Gucci owner pays nearly $1B to scoop up tower on red-haute Fifth Avenue

The owners of Gucci on Monday bought a prime Fifth Avenue retail property for a whopping $963 million — and it could mean the boot for rival fashion house Armani from its flagship location. Gucci’s parent Kering scooped up the 115,000 square-foot, three-level retail space at 715-717 Fifth Ave., at East 56th Street, which sits…

Burger King employees tell customers ‘You rule,’ give them crowns

Burger King employees tell customers ‘You rule,’ give them crowns

At BK, having it you’re way now comes with a crown. Burger King employees have been ordered to tell customers “You rule” and to offer them a cardboard crown as a gesture of thanks for ordering a whopper or anything else on the menu. The Florida-based fast food chain is planning to send monitors to…

Larry Summers blasts Harvard for picking Israel critic to fight antisemitism

Larry Summers blasts Harvard for picking Israel critic to fight antisemitism

Former Harvard President Larry Summers slammed the university over its appointment of a Jewish professor who has called Israel “an apartheid state” to co-chair its antisemitism task force. Summers took issue with the appointment of Prof. Derek Penslar, a scholar of Jewish history, as co-chair of a task force that was named by the school’s…

Tensions Erupt at Los Angeles Times as Owner Weighs Deep Cuts

Tensions Erupt at Los Angeles Times as Owner Weighs Deep Cuts

Around twilight on Thursday, Los Angeles Times journalists gathered at Flora, a rooftop bar not far from the paper’s headquarters, to toast their departing editor, Kevin Merida. As reporters and editors sipped cocktails under a darkening sky, the talk was focused on why Mr. Merida, the paper’s editor for nearly three years, had decided to…

Panera Bread moves ‘Charged Lemonade’ behind counter after lawsuits

Panera Bread moves ‘Charged Lemonade’ behind counter after lawsuits

A Panera Bread restaurant put its “Charged Lemonade” out of the reach of customers after the super-caffeinated drink was blamed for causing a fatal heart attack. An employee of a Panera Bread franchise in Manhattan told The Post that the once-refillable drink was moved behind the counter last October after the family of a 21-year-old…

Bernie Sanders, Democrats unveil tax bill targeting excessive CEO pay

Bernie Sanders, Democrats unveil tax bill targeting excessive CEO pay

Sen. Bernie Sanders and a group of Democratic lawmakers are pushing to raise taxes for companies that pay their chief executives at least 50 times more than their typical worker’s salary, saying the bill was needed to limit corporate greed. The union-backed proposal, which could impact some of the nation’s biggest companies and largest employers,…

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