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Elon Musk’s business empire may be starting to wobble. Over the past six weeks, the value of Tesla’s shares has plunged about 40 percent, wiping out...
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In New York City, landlords are required to have an active contract with an approved elevator company, and to make needed repairs immediately.
A reader who has already contracted colds and the flu from her 18-month-old grandchild is flustered by her daughter’s indifference to her health concerns.
In New York, it is legal (though discouraged) for an agent to represent both the buyer and seller, or for members of the same team to...
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Once your apartment is no longer rent stabilized, there are laws that can protect you from eviction and unreasonable increases.
Embracing the spirit of uncluttered simplicity, Opera is inviting ten lucky testers to try out a ‘hygge desk’ in Norway.
It’s hard to hand over a big portion of your retirement savings when you’re old or getting there. Every fiber in your being shrieks “mistake.” And...
The magazine’s Ethicist columnist on whether to remain a part of a religious organization that’s behaving in an unenlightened manner.
