The US wants to seize the former Mongolian prime minister Sukhbaatar Batbold's luxury NYC apartments bought with corruption proceeds.
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New York Legal Cannabis Industry Fears That Additional Pot Stores Might Have ‘Disastrous Consequences'
A group representing the legal marijuana market cautioned New York cannabis regulators that a large increase in pot retailers might harm licensed companies.
New York's Legal Marijuana Industry Hits New High, Reaches Over 100 Licensed Shops Across Empire State
New York cannabis regulators are celebrating a significant milestone for reaching over 100 licensed stores across the state.
Donald Trump's $175 Million Fraud Bond at Risk as New York AG Scrutinizes Insurance Company
New York state attorneys have questioned the legitimacy of the $175 million appeal bond that former President Donald Trump posted to delay the collection of a massive civil fraud judgment.
New York City Marathon Is Being Asked to Pay $750,000 to Cover the Lost Toll Revenue for Using Verrazzano Bridge
The Metropolitan Transit Authority (MTA) wants the New York City marathon to pay $750,000 annually, citing the significant loss in bridge toll revenues caused by the closure of the Verrazano-Narrows Bridge.
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Ahead of the deadline to pay the $454 million civil fraud fine, Donald Trump has vowed to take the fight on the ruling out of New York Attorney General Letitia James' case up to the US Supreme Court if necessary.
Steven Mnuchin, the US Treasury Secretary under former president Donald Trump, has invested in a troubled regional US bank.
Former President Donald Trump proposed to post a $100 million bond on Wednesday while appealing a New York judge's ruling that he must pay $454 million in penalties and interest in a civil fraud case.
Shein is reportedly looking into switching its initial public offering (IPO) from New York to London due to possible issues with a listing in the United States.
The judge overseeing the civil fraud case against former President Donald Trump has denied his request to postpone enforcing the $355 million judgment against him for a month.
Former President Donald Trump has formally requested to extend the one-month period to pay the $355 million civil fraud fine levied against him.
The New York City Governor addressed the high number of shoplifting cases, but storeowners want the government to intervene.
In his biggest punishment to date, a New York judge ordered former President Donald Trump and his companies to pay almost $355 million for fraudulently inflating the values of his properties.
Former presidents Barack Obama and Bill Clinton are set to join President Joe Biden at a campaign fundraiser scheduled next month in New York.
