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Dolphins’ Matt Moore starting against Bowles is pretty weird
Miami quarterback Matt Moore has not started a game since Jan. 1, 2012. And that was against the Jets. For his then Dolphins interim coach, Todd Bowles. Small world, huh? Moore and Bowles will have a...
View ArticlePort Authority signs new lease to move medical services unit
The Port Authority has signed a 15-year lease to move its medical -services unit to 156 William St. in lower Manhattan. The 8,459-square-foot lease covers part of the fourth floor in the 12-story...
View ArticleCity has been improperly taxing property owners for years
The streets of Riverside South are not paved with gold, but City Hall is making property owners, including the tony Collegiate School, pay millions of dollars for streets that should already be city...
View ArticleIndians take smallest step to making Chief Wahoo disappear
Major League Baseball seemed on the verge of confronting the controversy surrounding the Indians’ longtime Chief Wahoo logo following the World Series. And after much anticipation, the team revealed...
View ArticleJanoris Jenkins’ profile grows, along with new ‘chip on shoulder’
Janoris Jenkins is playing like he has been there, done that — but in truth, he never has been this way before. As the top cornerback on a team that has won seven of its last eight games and is moving...
View ArticleBamTech CEO to step down from streaming company
BAMTech Chief Executive Bob Bowman is stepping down from his day-to-day management of the nearly two-year-old streaming giant — just five months after Disney acquired a minority stake in Major League...
View ArticleUFC star takes oath of US citizenship — and adds a name
LOS ANGELES — Brazilian UFC fighter Cris “Cyborg” Justino became a U.S. citizen during a naturalization ceremony Tuesday. The 31-year-old from Curitiba, Brazil, was among thousands who took the oath of...
View ArticleNew York Times’ T attempts to poach top W magazine editors
Snagging the top job at one of The New York Times specialty magazines seems very much in fashion. Three upper echelon editors of Condé Nast’s W magazine have reached out to T magazine, the fashion...
View ArticleOwners ratify CBA in 29-1 vote: Who was the holdout?
A person with knowledge of the meeting says baseball owners have ratified the sport’s new collective bargaining agreement by a 29-1 vote. Speaking on the condition of anonymity because no announcement...
View ArticleTime Inc. considers cutting xoJane loose amid restructuring
Time Inc. is ready to bail on xoJane and xoVain, the websites founded by Jane Pratt that the company purchased from Say Media just over a year ago. Pratt is out trying to find a new angel investor or...
View ArticleThe left’s scheme to stop Trump a betrayal of our democracy
Occasionally you come across an idea so startlingly bad you have to pinch yourself. Bacon-flavored ice cream. An all-Monkees oldies station. And the campaign to urge Republican presidential electors to...
View ArticleTrump’s economic picks put his free-market credentials into question
Wall Street honcho Gary Cohn, the just-announced incoming director of the National Economic Council, would be a perfect choice for a top economic policy job for the new president. If, that is, Hillary...
View ArticleBill Kristol steps down as editor of The Weekly Standard
The founding editor of The Weekly Standard, William Kristol, said on Monday he is stepping down after 21 years at the helm. “Regime change at The Weekly Standard!” he tweeted. The weekly that emerged...
View ArticleAiles sells off interest in Putnam weeklies
Roger Ailes, the former Fox News boss, and his wife, Elizabeth, have sold their interest in the weeklies Putnam County News and Recorder and Putnam County Courier to the paper’s editor-in-chief, Doug...
View ArticleWonder Woman not ‘feminist’ enough for Social Justice Warriors
Leave it to the Social Justice Warriors to take down a woman for not being the kind of feminist that suits them — even if she’s been a feminist icon for decades. That’s what the SJWs have done by...
View ArticleApple’s ‘AirPods’ won’t be available for Christmas
Apple’s mysteriously delayed “AirPods” were finally available for Christmas orders on Tuesday — until they weren’t. The new, wireless version of Apple’s headphones popped up on Apple’s site Tuesday...
View ArticleDow Jones closing in on record 1,000-point sprint
Usain Bolt has nothing on the Dow Jones industrial average. The much-watched index is closing in on a record 1,000-point sprint. After Tuesday’s close at 19,911.21, the Dow stood less than 90 points...
View ArticleSuspect in party-goer’s death ‘not welcome’ back at Midtown pad
The “surrogate son” of jeweler to the stars Jeffrey Rackover likely won’t be making bail anytime soon — but even if he does, he can’t go home, his defense attorney said Tuesday. A distraught-looking...
View ArticleNeiman Marcus reignites retail worries as sales plummet
One of America’s largest upscale department stores isn’t feeling so luxe these days. Texas-based Neiman Marcus Group, which also operates Bergdorf Goodman, reported quarterly results well below...
View ArticleAnthony Scaramucci looking to sell SkyBridge Capital
Anthony Scaramucci may be parting ways with his “local bodega.” The 52-year-old hedgie is mulling a sale of his SkyBridge Capital firm, a fund of hedge funds, The Post has learned. The potential sale...
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