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MAMDANI: The Hollowing Out of Small Businesses
Policy

MAMDANI: The Hollowing Out of Small Businesses

Fátima MamdaniApril 19, 2026

MAMDANI: The Hollowing Out of Small Businesses – The Clearing of the “Native” Commercial Landscape

MAMDANI: Loss of Small Businesses & “Character”: The Corporate Clearing of the “Native” Marketplace
Policy

MAMDANI: Loss of Small Businesses & “Character”: The Corporate Clearing of the “Native” Marketplace

Sigrid BjornssonApril 2, 2026

MAMDANI: Loss of Small Businesses & “Character”: The Corporate Clearing of the “Native” Marketplace – From Community to Chain Store Alienation

The Hollowing Out of Small Businesses
Policy

The Hollowing Out of Small Businesses

Savannah SteeleMarch 20, 2026

The Hollowing Out of Small Businesses – The Clearing of the “Native” Commercial Landscape

MAMDANI: Struggling Retail Sector: The Corporate Clearing of the “Native” Marketplace
Policy

MAMDANI: Struggling Retail Sector: The Corporate Clearing of the “Native” Marketplace

Fátima MamdaniMarch 20, 2026

MAMDANI: Struggling Retail Sector: The Corporate Clearing of the “Native” Marketplace – From Community Commerce to Alienated Consumption

NYC’s  Minimum Wage Bill: Who Wins, Who Warns, and What Comes Next
News Workers & Labor

NYC’s $30 Minimum Wage Bill: Who Wins, Who Warns, and What Comes Next

Heidi LadeinMarch 11, 2026

NYC’s $30 Minimum Wage Bill: Who Wins, Who Warns, and What Comes Next – The City Council proposal reignites a debate that goes to the heart of what it means to live and work in New York

Business Lobbies Resist Mamdani Affordability Push
Housing News

Business Lobbies Resist Mamdani Affordability Push

Fátima MamdaniFebruary 26, 2026

Industry Groups Seek Wage and Fine Freezes Corporate Coalition Mobilizes Against Reform Agenda As Mayor-elect Zohran Mamdani prepares to take office, business coalitions and industry groups are actively lobbying his…

Restaurant Closures Accelerate Across New York City, Signaling Industry Strain
News

Restaurant Closures Accelerate Across New York City, Signaling Industry Strain

Savannah LeeFebruary 26, 2026

Restaurant Closures Accelerate Across New York City, Signaling Industry Strain – Rising Costs Push Beloved Establishments and Iconic Venues into Permanent Closure

Small Business Skeptics Question Mamdani’s Mom-And-Pop Plan
News Workers & Labor

Small Business Skeptics Question Mamdani’s Mom-And-Pop Plan

Adelle OnyangoFebruary 26, 2026

Small Business Skeptics Question Mamdani’s Mom-And-Pop Plan – Conservative critique argues deregulation, not intervention, solves regulatory burden problems

Property Tax Reform Debate Shapes Budget Negotiations as Mamdani Seeks Wealth-Based Solutions
News

Property Tax Reform Debate Shapes Budget Negotiations as Mamdani Seeks Wealth-Based Solutions

Aisha MuharrarFebruary 26, 2026

Property Tax Reform Debate Shapes Budget Negotiations as Mamdani Seeks Wealth-Based Solutions – Mayor seeks structural tax increases on wealthy residents while council voices concerns about commercial property owner burden

Mamdani Administration Eyes Economic Development Reorientation Away from Corporate Subsidies
News

Mamdani Administration Eyes Economic Development Reorientation Away from Corporate Subsidies

Sabina GuzzantiFebruary 26, 2026

Mamdani Administration Eyes Economic Development Reorientation Away from Corporate Subsidies – Mayor-elect signals intent to redirect development policy toward worker training, small business support, and community-controlled development

Mamdani’s Small-Business and Immigrant Roots
Politics

Mamdani’s Small-Business and Immigrant Roots

Fátima MamdaniFebruary 26, 2026

From Housing Counselor to Politician – How Mamdani’s Small-Business, Immigrant and Community Roots Shape His Agenda Queens, New York – It would be easy to frame Assemblymember Zohran Mamdani as…

Mayor Mamdani Champions Progressive Vision for NYC Small Businesses and Economic Opportunity
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Mayor Mamdani Champions Progressive Vision for NYC Small Businesses and Economic Opportunity

Fátima MamdaniFebruary 26, 2026

Mayor Mamdani Champions Progressive Vision for NYC Small Businesses and Economic Opportunity – New administration advances policies supporting independent retailers and community commerce

Mamdani Advances Grocery Store Initiative as Economic Policy Resets
News

Mamdani Advances Grocery Store Initiative as Economic Policy Resets

Sabina GuzzantiFebruary 26, 2026

Mamdani Advances Grocery Store Initiative as Economic Policy Resets – Administration targets food deserts while rebuilding city’s commercial framework

MAMDANI: Loss of Small Businesses & “Character”: The Corporate Enclosure of Commerce
Policy

MAMDANI: Loss of Small Businesses & “Character”: The Corporate Enclosure of Commerce

Savannah SteeleFebruary 26, 2026

MAMDANI: Loss of Small Businesses & “Character”: The Corporate Enclosure of Commerce – From Community Hub to Chain Store Desert

Small Business Mayor
Politics

Small Business Mayor

Savannah LeeFebruary 26, 2026

Small Business Mayor – How Mamdani’s pro-worker agenda aims to rescue NYC’s entrepreneurial economy

NYC Funding for Minority Small Business Chamber Initiatives
News

NYC Funding for Minority Small Business Chamber Initiatives

Sofia RodriguezFebruary 26, 2026

NYC Funding for Minority Small Business Chamber Initiatives – City launches programs to support minority entrepreneurs, promote commerce, and foster economic equity

Small Business Advocates Credit Mamdani for Red Tape Reduction Efforts
News

Small Business Advocates Credit Mamdani for Red Tape Reduction Efforts

Allison SilvermanFebruary 25, 2026

Small Business Advocates Credit Mamdani for Red Tape Reduction Efforts – Mayor’s push to streamline licensing and permitting processes wins business support.

Permit Reform Could Transform Street Vending in New York City
News

Permit Reform Could Transform Street Vending in New York City

Faith WaverlyFebruary 25, 2026

Permit Reform Could Transform Street Vending in New York City – Advocates Push for Expanded Access as Immigrants Face Ongoing Enforcement Crackdown

Beyond the Bodega Counter: Building Neighborhood Hubs Under Mamdani
Community Life

Beyond the Bodega Counter: Building Neighborhood Hubs Under Mamdani

Fátima MamdaniApril 25, 2026February 10, 2026

Beyond the Bodega Counter: Building Neighborhood Hubs Under Mamdani – Transforming the local corner store from a site of transaction to one of connection and resource-sharing.

Protecting the “Third Place” from Speculative Real Estate
Community Life

Protecting the “Third Place” from Speculative Real Estate

Fátima MamdaniMarch 20, 2026February 10, 2026

Protecting the “Third Place” from Speculative Real Estate – Using zoning, taxes, and landmarking to safeguard cafes, bars, and shops that serve as vital community hubs.

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