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new york is a location in Burnaze's franchise knowledge graph, mentioned since 1969. 964 stories link here, each summarized from the original publisher. - Concerns are rising that the post‑election tech sell‑off could affect AI‑linked commercial‑real‑estate leases in New York City, as firms such as SpaceX, Palantir, Sierra and Anthropic explore or expand Midtown South and Manhattan locations【2c8945】 - Xponential’s Q3 revenue fell 21% and franchise revenue dropped 16%; the company is weighing a sale, has engaged Jefferies, and agreed to settlements with the FTC and a New York investigation【e282f9】 - Döner Haus will open its first Long Island restaurant in Wantagh on Nov. 13, operated by franchise partner Hamza Jalili【f56f6d】 - Century 21 Real Estate LLC expanded its New York City metropolitan footprint by affiliating with North Star Realty Associates, led by broker Jayne Boehler【256b43】 - H&R Block announced an Investor Day for Dec. 3, 2026 in New York City to outline its long‑term strategy and execution priorities【9b3ca6】 - Aurify Kingstar signed a deal to open 40 Tropical Smoothie locations across New York and Connecticut over the next five years【585057】

Also known as New York City, New York, NY

Amazon Decides Against Building New York City Campus

Amazon Decides Against Building New York City Campus

Amazon decides not to build a campus in New York City, citing concerns about the lack of positive and collaborative relationships with state and local elected officials.

20 States to See Minimum Wage Increase in 2019

20 States to See Minimum Wage Increase in 2019

Several states will increase minimum wages in 2019, affecting over 20 states, with individual localities also raising their minimum wages.

CDC: Stay Away from Romaine Lettuce

CDC: Stay Away from Romaine Lettuce

The CDC issues a warning to consumers to stay away from romaine lettuce due to an E. coli outbreak affecting 32 people in 11 states.

The Best (and Worst) Places to Open a Restaurant

The Best (and Worst) Places to Open a Restaurant

LendingTree analyzed the 50 largest U.S. cities to identify the best and worst places to open a restaurant, factoring average estimated annual revenue and demographic parameters.