Mark D. Levine

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Mark D. Levine

Mark D. Levine

@MarkLevineNYC

Comptroller of New York City.

New York, NY Katılım Kasım 2008
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Showing up in style at the 54th Annual Bronx Ball ✨ Celebrating the businesses, organizations, and community leaders who continue to shape the Bronx into a resilient cornerstone of strength, culture, and progress. Congratulations to all inductees of the Bronx Walk of Fame.
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Hon. Vickie Paladino
Hon. Vickie Paladino@VickieforNYC·
Why is the comptroller threatening to tank the public pension fund because he doesn’t like Elon Musk? The only question of whether to invest pension money in a stock is ‘will this make more money for pensioners’. That’s it. That’s your fiduciary responsibility as a comptroller. Anything else is a breach of trust. Retirees want to know their money is growing, not that you’re using the funds they worked hard for their entire lives are being used to play stupid political games.
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.@elonmusk is planning to take @SpaceX public with the least democratic corporate governance structure ever seen in a major IPO. No independent Board. Musk would serve as both chair and CEO, with veto power over his own removal. Perpetual super-voting shares. Severe restrictions on shareholder legal action. I’m joining @NYSComptroller and @CalPERS to urge SpaceX to fix this, to protect shareholder rights and strengthen accountability. Together our pension funds manage over $1T in assets, including significant exposure to SpaceX. And through indexing, public pension funds and millions of Americans will become major shareholders after the IPO. Public markets work best when companies are transparent and accountable. For the public-sector workers and retirees we serve—and for millions of Americans with index funds—we strongly urge SpaceX to implement a more open and democratic governance structure.

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Mark D. Levine@MarkLevineNYC·
Allow me to educate you on how capital markets work, Councilmember. When SpaceX goes public and joins the S&P 500 our pension funds will own it through indexing. That will make our City workers and retirees major shareholders. (We have over $80B in index funds.) My job will be to fight for our shareholder rights. It will not be good for us—or capital markets—if there is no independent board, no ability to fire the CEO, no right of shareholder judicial action etc etc. You are free to bow down to Elon Musk, Councilmember. I serve no one but NYC’s employees and retirees.
Hon. Vickie Paladino@VickieforNYC

Why is the comptroller threatening to tank the public pension fund because he doesn’t like Elon Musk? The only question of whether to invest pension money in a stock is ‘will this make more money for pensioners’. That’s it. That’s your fiduciary responsibility as a comptroller. Anything else is a breach of trust. Retirees want to know their money is growing, not that you’re using the funds they worked hard for their entire lives are being used to play stupid political games.

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Joe Weisenthal
Joe Weisenthal@TheStalwart·
Stuyvesant Square park is a mystery to me. It occupies a significant area in a busy part of Manhattan. Yet in 22 years of living in NYC, I’ve never once been inside it. I’ve never heard it once discussed. I wasn’t ever sure the name until I looked it up just now.
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Mark D. Levine@MarkLevineNYC·
.@elonmusk is planning to take @SpaceX public with the least democratic corporate governance structure ever seen in a major IPO. No independent Board. Musk would serve as both chair and CEO, with veto power over his own removal. Perpetual super-voting shares. Severe restrictions on shareholder legal action. I’m joining @NYSComptroller and @CalPERS to urge SpaceX to fix this, to protect shareholder rights and strengthen accountability. Together our pension funds manage over $1T in assets, including significant exposure to SpaceX. And through indexing, public pension funds and millions of Americans will become major shareholders after the IPO. Public markets work best when companies are transparent and accountable. For the public-sector workers and retirees we serve—and for millions of Americans with index funds—we strongly urge SpaceX to implement a more open and democratic governance structure.
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Exclusive: New York, California pension leaders oppose 'extreme' SpaceX control structure reut.rs/4dHKhBF reut.rs/4dHKhBF

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Mark D. Levine@MarkLevineNYC·
As of January, 2,390 restaurants had applied for permits under NYC’s revamped outdoor dining program. The season started April 1. Six weeks later, nearly 1,000 are still waiting. My office has launched an investigation into the delays clogging this process. Outdoor dining is a win for small businesses, diners, neighborhoods, and our economy. We need this backlog cleared asap.amny.com/news/comptroll…
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Mark D. Levine@MarkLevineNYC·
NEW: Manhattan rents just hit another record high. Median rent for market-rate apartments in April reached $5,099/month. Up 6% in past year. Vacancy down to 1.55%. This is what a housing shortage looks like: intense demand, too few homes, and rents pushed higher and higher. It's more urgent than ever: we need to expand the supply of housing here, including affordable housing.
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Mark D. Levine@MarkLevineNYC·
Finally, powerful reporting on how the brutal job market is impacting young NYers. Some are applying to hundreds of jobs without a single offer. Many with advanced degrees are ending up in low-wage work. This is the half of the affordability crisis we don’t talk enough about: not just the cost of living, but the cost of not finding a job. Read this: nytimes.com/2026/05/14/nyr…
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Mark D. Levine@MarkLevineNYC·
Data out today show's significant rise in inflation in NYC metro area. CPI up 4.6% here over past 12 months, compared to 3.8% nationally. Local price increases are being driven mainly by rise in cost of: * Energy (especially electricity) * Rent (up 4.3% here vs 2.8% US) * Groceries (up 5.9%[!] here vs 2.9% US)
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