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Ethan Stark-Miller

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Senior politics reporter at amNewYork. NY native. Tips: estarkmiller@schnepsmedia.com.

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    Ethan Stark-Miller @estarkmiller.bsky.social

    Independent mayoral hopeful Andrew Cuomo today again refused to release a list of clients he amassed as a private legal consultant in response to Democratic mayoral nominee Zohran Mamdani’s video challenge to do so earlier this week. www.amny.com/news/cuomo-p...

    Independent mayoral hopeful Andrew Cuomo on Thursday again refused to release a list of clients he amassed as a private legal consultant in response to

    NYC Mayor’s Race: Cuomo refuses to release private consulting list in response to Mamdani challenge | amNewYork

    Independent mayoral hopeful Andrew Cuomo on Thursday again refused to release a list of clients he amassed as a private legal consultant in response to
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    Ethan Stark-Miller @estarkmiller.bsky.social

    At a news conference on "JOBS," mayoral candidate Andrew Cuomo cautions against "anti-business rhetoric" — an obvious dig at dem socialist Zohran Mamdani.

    "They don't have to be here, and you know that's the case because they have been picking up and leaving," he says of businesses.

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    Sophia Lebowitz @sophlebo.bsky.social

    Went to Wegmans and got a few things, spent $27.25. Replicated the order on Instacart and the total was $47.84. Instacart is arguing that it's a lifeline for low income families, and that a worker minimum wage would force them to raise prices for consumers... how does this make sense? It doesn't!

    Instacart is arguing that its services are a lifeline to low income New Yorkers, but the app makes groceries 75 percent more expensive.

    Vital 'Lifeline' or Blatant Ripoff? Instacart Makes Groceries 75% More Expensive - Streetsblog New York City

    Instacart is arguing that its services are a lifeline to low income New Yorkers, but the app makes groceries 75 percent more expensive.
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