TWO DEAD AS CITYWIDE SKYSCRAPER EVICTIONS TURN VIOLENT
City Hall maintains that stairwell restrictions are necessary to restore pedestrian activity.
Two villagers have been killed during altercations as authorities begin removing workstations and restricting access to upper floors throughout Man A.
Officials say the controversial redevelopment program is intended to address chronic overcrowding, unemployment and deserted streets.
Residents of Midtown's luxury skyscrapers now face an uncertain future as trapdoors are installed in stairwells across the borough.
City Hall has not confirmed whether additional evictions are planned.
Market impact
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The story’s move on each stock. The NASE prices it in fast — about 74% of it within the hour of publication. 40% of the shock is permanent; the other 60% fades with a 10-day half-life, so 70% of the move is still in the price 10 days later. Right: the price now and today’s change.
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