Ilya Marritz

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Why university researchers in New York should start their own businesses.

Guest: Jonathan Bowles, director of the Center for an Urban Future.

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New York State will move a step closer this week to opening up the Catskills and the Southern Tier to natural gas drilling, as a key environmental assessment is made public. WNYC's Ilya Marritz explains.

REPORTER: Property owners, energy companies, and environmentalists have been waiting more ...

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As Bloomberg LP bids for BusinessWeek, what is Mike Bloomberg's role?

Guest: Greg David, Crain's New York Business.

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Congress looks for ways to reduce emissions without wrecking the economy.

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A ratings agency insider says inflation still happens: Guest: Aaron Luchetti, Wall Street Journal reporter.

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At the first ever New York Climate Week, some in the advertising business are assessing their own impact on global warming. WNYC's Ilya Marritz has more.

REPORTER: Everything is marketed as green these days, from cars to condos.

Kelly Stephenson is with Ogilvy Earth, a unit of ...

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A quirk in Federal Housing Administration lending guidelines is making some condo units smaller. Guest: Sally Herships, Marketplace contributor.

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The first ever New York City Climate Week kicks off today. It's timed to coincide with a summit of world leaders at the United Nations. WNYC's Ilya Marritz has more.

REPORTER: It begins with what activists are calling a Global Wake Up Call. At exactly 18 ...

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A New Jersey Prosecutor says the Securities and Exchange Commission needs to act more prosecutorial to catch the next mega-fraud. Guest: Robert Mintz, former assistant US attorney in New Jersey and head of the government investigations and white collar criminal defense practice at McCarter & ...

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Judge Jed Rakoff’s rebuke of the SEC over its proposed settlement with Bank of America. Guest: Greg David of Crain’s New York Business.

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Thomas Bailey of Teachers College says yes, if they go into nursing.

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Manhattan Institute’s Nicole Gelinas says the Fed is not a good choice for a systemic regulator of the economy.

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How the Wall Street meltdown one year ago has continued to hobble some construction companies. Guest: Maureen Henegan, CEO of Henegan Construction.

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HOST: When Lehman Brothers filed for bankruptcy exactly one year ago, most of the company's 25,000 employees lost their jobs.

29-year-old Lauren Carson worked at Lehman's headquarters on 49th Street and 7th Avenue for six years.

CARSON: I started there as a mortgage analyst and near the ...

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Obama’s tells Wall Street what changes he wants to the financial system. Guest: WNYC’s Lisa Chow.

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A bill is headed for Governor Paterson's desk that would create a public-private weatherization fund. Advocates say it could be a game changer in the effort to make buildings more energy efficient. WNYC's Ilya Marritz has more.

REPORTER: The government would put in $112 million to ...

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Stella d’Oro leaves the Bronx, John Mack leaves the CEO job at Morgan Stanley. Guest: Greg David, Crain’s New York Business.

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President Obama’s pledge that changing healthcare won’t drive up the deficit. Guest: David Leonhardt of The New York Times.

From Governor Paterson's press office:

Governor David A. Paterson today signed legislation that will eliminate the use ...

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Sixty percent of human services organizations in NYC report cash-flow problems. Guest: Jack Krauskopf, Director of the Center for Nonprofit Strategy and Management at Baruch College's School of Public Affairs