Business Reporter

Jillian D’Onfro

While the city will fare better than the rest of the country, it’s expected to shed jobs and income over the next 20 years. 

Crime’s down, rents are up, transit’s a mess: The city’s resurgence is more complex than any simple up-or-down narrative suggests.

Advocates narrowed “universal” basic income to vulnerable groups only. That might make it more effective — or easier to kill.

Some companies are using a creepy new model of data-driven manipulation.


The owners of stalwarts like Celia’s, Boulevard, and Sam’s Grill know what it takes to keep cash-strapped diners coming through the door.