A battle for filmmaking tax credits has begun in several states — including in California, the home of Hollywood — and has led to cutbacks in others like Maryland.
On MSNBC’s “Morning Joe,” Mayor Bill de Blasio faced pointed questions about his stance on New York charter schools and conceded that his public-relations efforts had to improve.
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The Pearson Foundation will pay $7.7 million after the New York State attorney general found that it had repeatedly broken state law by helping develop products for its corporate parent.
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The United States Supreme Court will let stand a decision that the companies must collect sales taxes despite the lack of a physical presence in the state.
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Gov. Andrew M. Cuomo, whose brother is an anchor on CNN, seems more at home with an older medium.
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Gov. Andrew M. Cuomo’s administration says the ads are a valuable tool for recruiting businesses, but critics say they are a backdoor way of elevating the governor’s stature.
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Industry officials worry they may be barred from using assault weapons and certain magazines in productions.
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In a forehead-slapping development, Neiman Marcus and two other retailers settled federal claims that they had marketed rabbit, raccoon and other real fur as fake fur.
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