Frank Gargano Processing Content Key insight: Industry groups have long argued that consumer complaint narratives paint a one-sided picture, and the Consumer Financial Protection Bureau made the same argument Friday when it said it will stop publishing them. What’s at stake: The complaint database has been a source of controversy ever since the bureau was […]
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The rollout of New York’s pied-à-terre tax can proceed for now after an appeals court temporarily put a hold on a Staten Island judge’s order blocking the plan. Processing Content An appellate court in Brooklyn on Thursday said the city can continue to implement the tax, overruling a temporary restraining order issued earlier in the
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New York City tenant advocates aren’t sitting out the legal battle over a rent freeze. They came off the sidelines and entered the courtroom fray to ensure the freeze stays in place. In a Thursday court filing, Tenants and Neighbors and the Metropolitan Council on Housing pushed back against landlords who sued in a Staten
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