Monday, July 20, 2026Financial edition / No. 61,90367° / Low cloud / Markets uncertain / $1.25
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Financial edition / Complete issue

Markets down, but not out.

Banks hold the line, insurers price the docks, and Liberty City prices the insurers.

Liberty City financial towers seen from the waterfront
Markets

Liberty Composite slides as dock losses reach the banks.

A warehouse fire becomes an insurance problem, then a credit problem, then an opening-bell explanation.

By Richie Score / 7 min read

Elsewhere in this edition

The rest of the city.

Commercial blocks leading toward Liberty City's working waterfront
Shipping / Insurance

Dock insurance rises before the tide does.

Underwriters revise the meaning of waterfront while warehouse owners revise their addresses.

By Richie Score / 5 min read
High-rise buildings, signs and traffic in central Algonquin
Property

New tower promises an affordable view of affordable housing.

The Exchange development reserves twelve units below market and 417 descriptions of natural light.

By Mary Williamson / 6 min read
Yellow taxis moving through morning traffic on Frankfort Avenue
Consumer / Transit

Taxi hike approved before drivers see a dime.

The meter rises at midnight; fuel, medallion debt and the airport surcharge were already awake.

By Tony J. Smith / 4 min read