• New Yorkers stranded in Costa Rica on ‘adventurous’ third date

    New Yorkers stranded in Costa Rica on ‘adventurous’ third date

    New Yorkers Matt Robertson, 31, and Khani Le, 29, matched on the dating app Hinge in February, and by date No. 3 they had booked a trip to Costa Rica. But they’ve wound up stranded in Central America during the pandemic. On Day 71, they spoke to Page Six. “Our first two dates went really well … …
  • Mark Teixeira: MLB should be back, but owners better not ‘break’ union

    Mark Teixeira: MLB should be back, but owners better not ‘break’ union

    Mark Teixeira said he was “cautiously optimistic” Major League Baseball and the Players Association would come to an agreement in the coming weeks to allow for there to be an abbreviated season. But the retired Yankee added if the two sides don’t come together, there could be dire consequences for the sport. “I would hate …
  • Raymour & Flanigan halts reopening plans after Post exposé

    Raymour & Flanigan halts reopening plans after Post exposé

    Furniture peddler Raymour & Flanigan has halted efforts to reopen its stores in New York after The Post wrote about the controversial practice, staffers said. “We were told that we are on ‘pause’ and will get an update later today or tomorrow,” one Empire State store manager said of the orders she was given after …
  • Zion Williamson factor shaping NBA’s coronavirus return

    Zion Williamson factor shaping NBA’s coronavirus return

    The NBA doesn’t want to restart its season without its brightest young star. According to ESPN’s Brian Windhorst on The Hoop Collective, the league may dismiss the idea of playing as many as 90 regular season games and go right to group-stage type opening round because it will give Zion Williamson and the Pelicans a …
  • Baseball may never fully recover if it loses season this way

    Baseball may never fully recover if it loses season this way

    This? This is different. We of a certain age still bear the scars of past labor wars, all sports. The World Series was called off in 1994. The entire NHL season of 2004-05 was canceled, every inch of it, as if the calendar were simply wiped clean. The official NFL record book is littered with …
  • 2020 MTV VMAs may happen Aug. 30 in Brooklyn

    2020 MTV VMAs may happen Aug. 30 in Brooklyn

    MTV is currently working with numerous government and health agencies in hopes of mounting its annual Video Music Awards live from New York this August, Variety can report exclusively. The show is eyeing an Aug. 30 broadcast date from Brooklyn’s Barclays Center for its 36th edition of the VMAs, where MTV honors the best in …
  • Coronavirus turns financial advisers into grief counselors for families who lose loves ones

    Coronavirus turns financial advisers into grief counselors for families who lose loves ones

    Most people would assume that financial planners only manage money. But advisers often see themselves as having a responsibility to help people manage their emotions. Financial planners are particularly active in this role lately, and not just because clients express fear and uncertainty about their stock portfolios. Some advisers are losing clients to COVID-19. The …
  • Coronavirus relief funds went to firms that avoided US taxes

    Coronavirus relief funds went to firms that avoided US taxes

    Last month Zagg Inc, a Utah-based company that makes mobile device accessories, received more than $9.4 million in cash from a US government program that has provided emergency loans to millions of businesses hit by the coronavirus. The money was part of the $660 billion Paycheck Protection Program (PPP) — a linchpin of President Trump’s …
  • Champagne sales go flat as Americans stop celebrating during coronavirus

    Champagne sales go flat as Americans stop celebrating during coronavirus

    With absolutely nothing to pop the bubbly over during the coronavirus pandemic, Champagne sales are fizzling out. The widespread closure of restaurants and bars — not to mention cancelled events such as weddings, bar mitzvahs and sporting occasions — are causing the bottom to fall out of the market. Despite other types of booze seeing …
  • AstraZeneca may expose coronavirus vaccine participants to pathogen

    AstraZeneca may expose coronavirus vaccine participants to pathogen

    The chief executive of AstraZeneca, which is developing a leading coronavirus vaccine with Oxford University, said it is too early to deliberately expose trial participants to the pathogen, but it may become an option if ongoing tests hit a snag. The British drugmaker last week started phase 2 and 3 trials of the vaccine, looking …