As the New York City mayoral race tightens, Democrat Zohran Mamdani is shifting tone to court the city’s business elite. Once a fierce critic of billionaires, the socialist frontrunner now calls for public-private cooperation to “fix the city.” After facing backlash from figures like Michael Bloomberg and Bill Ackman, Mamdani has softened his stance, praising the business community’s role in housing and pledging policy decisions based on merit—not ideology—while retaining Police Commissioner Jessica Tisch for continuity.
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