Amanda Gordon

1 month ago | bloomberg.com | Laura Nahmias |Amanda Gordon

Andrew Cuomo, center, marches in the Celebrate Israel Parade up Fifth Avenue in New York on May 18. (Bloomberg) -- Former Governor Andrew Cuomo expanded his commanding fundraising lead in the New York City mayoral race with help from a few billionaire donors, according to newly published numbers filed with the city’s Campaign Finance Board.

1 month ago | detroitnews.com | Amanda Gordon

Bill Ackman has spent the past 18 months crusading to combat antisemitism on college campuses across the US. It’s a position that’s gained him influential supporters as well as detractors who’ve accused the billionaire investor of enabling the Trump administration’s attack on universities.

1 month ago | bloomberg.com | Amanda Gordon

Bill Ackman(Bloomberg) -- Bill Ackman has spent the past 18 months crusading to combat antisemitism on college campuses across the US. It’s a position that’s gained him influential supporters as well as detractors who’ve accused the billionaire investor of enabling the Trump administration’s attack on universities.

1 month ago | news.bloombergtax.com | Amanda Gordon

The Knicks weren’t the only big winners in New York Monday night. Just a few blocks west of Madison Square Garden, the Robin Hood Foundation raised almost $72 million in its own arena-for-the-night: the Javits Center. The poverty-fighting organization’s leaders framed the big number as the kind of response needed to compensate for potential federal policy changes that could cut $7 billion in aid to the city’s neediest 2 million residents.

1 month ago | news.bloomberglaw.com | Amanda Gordon

The Knicks weren’t the only big winners in New York Monday night. Just a few blocks west of Madison Square Garden, the Robin Hood Foundation raised almost $72 million in its own arena-for-the-night: the Javits Center. The poverty-fighting organization’s leaders framed the big number as the kind of response needed to compensate for potential federal policy changes that could cut $7 billion in aid to the city’s neediest 2 million residents.