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As Brooklyn’s biggest project, it is no shock that Atlantic Yards is by far the boroughs most blogged subject. Full Article at New York Post
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The Barclays Center in Brooklyn, New York, leads projects seeking municipal financing this week, as developer Forest City Ratner Cos. aims to meet a year-end deadline to sell tax-exempt bonds for the new basketball arena. Full Article at No Land Grab
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FILE - In this combo made from file photos,New Jersey Nets owner Bruce Ratner, left, and Russian businessman Mikhail Prokhorov are shown. View Photo »
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It was a vision of more than basketball, it was an American businessman and a Russian businessman doing a joint venture together, increasing the investment of Russia to the United States, as well as the importance of NBA and sports and part of his vision.
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While the MTA is giving Atlantic Yards developer Bruce Ratner a deep discount on the Vanderbilt Yard, it's considering taking away free and discounted passes from the half-million-plus students who use transit to get to school. Full Article at No Land Grab
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This article begins with a review of the ruling by the New York State Court of Appeals on the eminent domain case brought against the Empire State Development Corporation, tool of developer Bruce Ratner. Full Article at No Land Grab
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The New Jersey Nets are still trying to complete a deal that would allow them to move to Prudential Center in Newark for the next two seasons, according to a top official in the lame-duck administration of Governor Corzine. Full Article at NorthJersey.com
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New Jersey Nets president Rod Thorn reacts as he watches with owner Bruce Ratner, right, during the third quarter of an NBA basketball game against the Washington Wizards Friday, Feb. 20, 2009, in East Rutherford, N.J. The Wizards beat the Nets 107-96. View Photo »
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Everything that we have done with the NBA and in terms of making whatever partners we have, we have always wanted a person we are proud to be partnered
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Battle of Brooklyn film prompts discussion of fighting eminent domain, New York's unfair laws, and "strange bedfellows" in the struggle
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If last night was an example, the Atlantic Yards documentary Battle of Brooklyn is sure to spark a lot of discussion. Full Article at Atlantic Yards Report
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New York State has one set of rules for Bruce Ratner and another set of rules for everybody else. Brooklyn is hardest hit borough, followed by Queens; further stalled projects are unlikely as work has to start in order to be halted. Full Article at No Land Grab
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New Jersey Nets president Rod Thorn reacts as he watches with owner Bruce Ratner, right, during the third quarter of an NBA basketball game against the Washington Wizards Friday, Feb. 20, 2009, in East Rutherford, N.J. The Wizards beat the Nets 107-96.
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In this photo taken Nov. 19, 2009, Bruce Ratner, president and CEO of Forest City Ratner Companies, talks in New York.
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Bruce Ratner, left, president and CEO of Forest City Ratner Companies, talks to architect Frank Gehry during a topping-off ceremony for Beekman tower, Nov. 19, 2009 in New York.
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This photo taken Nov. 2, 2009 shows Atlantic Yards, lower center, in Brooklyn, N.Y. In a 6-1 ruling Tuesday Nov. 24, 2009 New York's top court says the state can use eminent domain to force homeowners and businesses to sell their properties for a massive development in Brooklyn that i...
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This photo taken Nov. 2, 2009 shows Atlantic Yards, bottom center, in Brooklyn, N.Y. In a 6-1 ruling Tuesday Nov. 24, 2009 New York's top court says the state can use eminent domain to force homeowners and businesses to sell their properties for a massive development in Brooklyn that i...
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In this artist's rendering released by SHoP Architects, on Wednesday, Sept. 9, 2009 in New York, is the proposed design for the Brooklyn home of the New Jersey Nets. Developer Bruce Ratner unveiled the new design for the Barclays Center on Wednesday.
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In this artist's rendering released by SHoP Architects on Wednesday, Sept. 9, 2009 in New York, is the proposed design for the Brooklyn home of the New Jersey Nets. Developer Bruce Ratner unveiled the new design for the Barclays Center on Wednesday.
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FILE - In this Oct. 9, 2008, file photo, trains are parked near the southwest corner of the site of the proposed Atlantic Yards development site in Brooklyn borough of New York.
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FILE--In this Wednesday, Aug. 29, 2007 aerial file photo, commuter trains are can be seen parked at the site of the proposed Atlantic Yards mega-development project in the Brooklyn borough of New York.
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FILE - In this Thursday, Oct. 9, 2008 file photo, construction gets underway for the proposed Atlantic Yards development before being plagued by a string of setbacks and delay in Brooklyn, New York.
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New Jersey Nets president Rod Thorn reacts as he watches with owner Bruce Ratner, right, during the third quarter of an NBA basketball game against the Washington Wizards Friday, Feb. 20, 2009, in East Rutherford, N.J. The Wizards beat the Nets 107-96.
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It was a vision of more than basketball, it was an American businessman and a Russian businessman doing a joint venture together, increasing the investment of Russia to the United States, as well as the importance of NBA and sports and part of his vision.
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The Newark Star-Ledger reported in July that Nets owner Bruce Ratner, flew to Moscow to discuss the possibility of the billionaire taking a stake in the team. Sports Illustrated quoted an unnamed source as saying Prokhorov would pass the league’s vetting process for owners.
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Everything that we have done with the NBA and in terms of making whatever partners we have, we have always wanted a person we are proud to be partnered
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Bruce Ratner has really done it this time. He’s desperate to stop the bleeding on his New Jersey Nets so he has turned to a Russian oligarch whose finances and business practices are questionable and require scrutiny and vetting not just by the NBA and David Stern, but by the federal government includin...
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Commissioner Stern has been very encouraging because I think he has done a fantastic job of globalizing the sport. Whether it be China or Russia or Europe or the Middle East, this league is probably the most advanced in terms of globalization and largely because of the Commissioner and the other owners.
