Early Addition

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From the Gothamist Newsmap: A power outage at Beekman Ave & Oak Terr in the Bronx, a pedestrian struck at W 53rd St & 9th Ave in Manhattan, and a suspicious substance at 5th Ave & 37th St in Brooklyn.
Attorney General Andrew Cuomo hit Intel with a lawsuit, accusing the chipmaker of "illegal threats and collusion" to keep market share.
After a passenger called the police, cops arrested a man who was menacing straphangers on the J train with a knife.
Mortgage backer Fannie Mae is blamed for the horrible conditions of a Bronx apartment building: "the skylight over the stairwell is broken, so the steps are slick when it rains and occasionally shards of glass fall on the stairs."
CBS Sports' Jim Nantz may have to pay his wife close to $1 million/year in child support and alimony, but he's not contesting it since she originally wanted $1.5 million/year.
Bank of America may consider a CEO who lives outside of headquarters city Charlotte.
During a disappointing auction at Christie's, a pastel Degas was the big sale of the night: "Prettier works are what buyers have been gravitating toward since the recession began."
How the Manhattan Bridge archway was reopened on no budget.