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Exclusive | 20,000 bottles of rare wine worth millions remain unclaimed after implosion of NYC’s Sherry-Lehmann (opens the original)
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Some 20,000 bottles of rare wine worth millions of dollars remain unclaimed more than three years after the implosion of New York City wine store Sherry-Lehmann, The Post has learned. Cratefuls of rare vintages are sitting in the basement floor of a tower at Blue Hill Plaza, a nondescript office development in Rockland County, after the FBI raided the space as part of an ongoing fraud investigation, according to a lawyer representing the landlord. The landlord, Hong Kong-based Glorious Sun, took
Mattel’s CEO departing after a rough year at toy giant as Barbie sales deteriorate: ‘Change is overdue’ (opens the original)
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Mattel CEO Ynon Kreiz is leaving after a rough year at the toy giant — with Barbie sales deteriorating and Wall Street analysts saying a leadership change is overdue. The 60-year-old Kreiz is taking a senior leadership role at another public company — possibly Paramount Skydance, sources told The Post on Wednesday — while Conde Nast’s Roger Lynch succeeds Kreiz at Mattel on Oct. 2. Mattel’s board said in a statement that it had conducted a “comprehensive succession planning process” ahead of rep
Fallen NYC wine seller Sherry-Lehmann loses suit that alleged smear campaign by NYT journo, former execs (opens the original)
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A federal judge on Tuesday dismissed a bizarre lawsuit by defunct New York City wine shop Sherry-Lehmann accusing its former owners and a prize-winning journalist of conspiring to smear the company, according to court flings. Sherry-Lehman — which shuttered its iconic Park Avenue store in 2023 amid lawsuits from multiple customers who said they never received wine they’d paid for — tried to lay the blame for its demise on New York Times scribe James B. Stewart and several former CEOs of the comp
US-China pledge to cut toy tariffs could give battered industry a Christmas miracle (opens the original)
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A US-China pledge to slash tariffs on $60 billion worth of goods — including dolls, puzzles and other play items — has the toy industry hoping for a Christmas miracle. Toys were among 77 categories named as getting tariff relief, the White House announced Sunday. Sellers welcomed the policy change after months of reeling from inflation and affordability woes. “For American families, toys are price-sensitive purchases,” Kathrin Belliveau, chief policy officer of the Toy Association trade group, w
Exclusive | Macy’s rival might nab coveted ad space on corner of NYC flagship, setting up potential legal fight (opens the original)
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See more of our coverage in your search results. Macy’s is once again facing the threat of a rival retail brand advertising right in front of its flagship store in Manhattan after its iconic shopping bag sign was torn down there over the summer, The Post has learned. The awkward prospect comes as Kaufman Realty — which owns space in the corner of the gigantic department store at Broadway and 34th Street — is installing new four-story digital billboards where the gigantic Macy’s bag was perched f
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