Stories from New York · United States

The landlord has reportedly over-leveraged the building multiple times while collecting monthly rent. The new officer has already hired a property manager to ensure necessary repairs are completed.

Journalist, novelist, screenwriter, director, and producer Nora Ephron has died in New York. Her filmography includes works such as Sleepless in Seattle, Joyeux Noël, Michael, and When Harry Met Sally. She was a prominent female figure in Hollywood during the 1980s.

Genetic screening companies have reportedly scored thousands of embryos for hundreds of prospective parents. These companies claim to have already helped create dozens or possibly hundreds of genetically screened babies.

The specific details of the case and the nature of the alleged insider trading were not immediately available. The case involves allegations of illegal trading based on non-public information.

FanDuel, the largest sports betting site in the United States, is replacing its CEO. The leadership change comes amid increasing competition from prediction markets such as Kalshi and Polymarket.

The NASDAQ index rose by more than 2 percent during market trading. The S&P 500 index gained 105 points, reaching 7,365. The US dollar's exchange rate against the Korean Won was 7.836, against the Japanese Yen was 156.38, and against the Chinese Yuan was 6.811. This rise occurred on Wall Street, as reported in financial news. Taiwan Semiconductor Manufacturing Company's ADR fell 6.36%, while Red Hat ADR dropped 6.71% and LSI ADR decreased 8.71%. The TAIFEX futures index dropped 4.48 percent, closing at 11472 points. The Frankfurt Stock Exchange fell 492 points, a 4.48% decrease, closing at 11472. Major tech stocks like TSMC ADR, Red Hat ADR, and LSI ADR saw drops. The US dollar's exchange rates were 7.836 Korean Won, 156.38 Japanese Yen, 0.779 Swiss Francs, 1.364 Canadian Dollars, and 6.811 Chinese Yuan. The British Pound traded at 1.3 against the US Dollar.

The indictments were unsealed today. The indictments were announced following an investigation into financial market manipulation. The indictments suggest alleged illegal activities related to the buying and selling of securities based on non-public information.

On May 6, 1626, Dutchman Peter Minuit purchased Manhattan Island from the Lenape Native American tribe. The transaction cost 60 guilders, equivalent to a handful of jewelry. Minuit was the governor of New Netherland, a Dutch colony.

The animated short film 'That Night' focuses on the September 11 attacks at the Twin Towers memorial. The film uses the experience of the event to explore themes of uncertainty and being silenced. The filmmaker, Hoda Sobhani, is credited with its release.

U.S. businesses added 109,000 more jobs in April than they cut, according to data from paycheck processor ADP. The figure is slightly below forecasts and significantly below the historical average. However, the growth represents the highest level in more than a year as a low-hire, low-fire job market persists. The report also noted that the data center boom is driving increased construction employment. This figure represents the total number of jobs added across the private sector. The number of jobs added is a key indicator of economic health. ADP Research reported that U.S. This figure represents the largest monthly increase in over a year. The report indicates that the labor market maintained positive momentum following a solid performance in March. labor market remains strong.