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‘Easier said than done,’ Joe: NYC eateries on Biden telling them to hike worker wages

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By Abby Weiss Verified, Nicholas Conca Verified, Lorena Mongelli Verified, Aaron Feis
| New York Post Verified
City restaurateurs on Thursday panned President Biden’s advice that they offer higher wages to attract workers away from pandemic-fattened unemployment benefits, arguing that they might have to pass the cost onto customers — or eat it themselves. Grilled by an Ohio restaurant chain owner about the predicament during a Wednesday evening town hall event, Biden said that the industry might be “be in a bind for a little while” unless they ponied up bigger bucks for prospective employees.
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Mogul sues firm for ‘destroying’ tennis court at his Hamptons home

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By Nicholas Conca Verified, Priscilla DeGregory Verified
| New York Post Verified
By Nicholas Conca and Priscilla DeGregory July 21, 2021 | 1:35pm | Updated July 21, 2021 | 1:35pm Enlarge Image Marc Packer is coming out swinging against Century Tennis Inc. for allegedly tearing up the court at his Water Mill pad after delaying work on it. Craig Barritt There’s no love lost here.
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Eric Adams wants to rename NYC streets and buildings that honor slave owners

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By Julia Marsh Verified, Nicholas Conca Verified
| New York Post Verified
By Julia Marsh and Nicholas Conca July 16, 2021 | 6:49pm | Updated July 16, 2021 | 6:50pm Enlarge Image Eric Adams said it's time to "clean up our history" and remove slave owners' names from city streets and buildinigs. Paul Martinka Democratic mayoral nominee Eric Adams wants to rename most city streets and buildings that honor slave owners. “As many as possible,” Adams said Friday when asked if he’d commit to changing every offending street and building.
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