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  1. The city of New York, specifically the Harlem neighborhood, is undergoing a transformation driven by the pressures of the neoliberal economy.

City plans are impacting businesses in Harlem and raising barriers for large retailers like Walmart and BIG APPLE.

2 reports, 1 independent Updated Aug 26
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City plans are impacting businesses in Harlem and raising barriers for large retailers like Walmart and BIG APPLE.

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HarlemCity of New YorkBIG APPLE

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  1. A commentary on the affordability agenda in New York City, noting the cost-of-living focus and the political context of Andrew Cuomo.Sub-event
  2. Mamdani, the Mayor of New York City, has taken office and implemented policy changes affecting BIG APPLE, which Raymond supports.Sub-event
  3. New city model raises barriers for large retailers in Harlem.1 source

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