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Never feel guilty about leaving your job for a better opportunity. Layoffs this year: 7,000: Disney 10,000: Microsoft 11,000: Meta 12,000: UPS 12,000: FedEx 12,000: Google 12,000: Walmart 20,000: Citigroup 27,000: Amazon Job security is an illusion. Never let a job steal your life.

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@business: Citigroup and Apolloā€™s ā€œimpossible to replicate relationshipā€ is what brought the landmark private credit partnership to fruition, said Richard Zogheb, the bankā€™s global head of debt capital markets.

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@markets: Citigroup and Apolloā€™s ā€œimpossible to replicate relationshipā€ is what brought the landmark private credit partnership to fruition, said Richard Zogheb, the bankā€™s global head of debt capital markets.

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@markets: Citigroup and Apollo Global Management are teaming up in the fast-growing private credit market: Hereā€™s your Evening Briefing

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@business: Citigroup and Apollo Global Management are teaming up in the fast-growing private credit market: Hereā€™s your Evening Briefing

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In its appeal of a courtā€™s refusal to throw out the consent decree in the NYC 2020 protest case, the PBA filed a brief today thatā€¦ lets just say looks like it was finalized before last night.

18 of 38 350 public protests during his time serving in the NYPD. JA425. And City officials have likewise warned that allowing the consent decree to take effect would "jeopardize the safety of the public and [NYPD] officers." Robert Holden (@BobHoldenNYC), Twitter (Jan. 27, 2024), https:/bit.ly/3wznOiL; see also JA983 (Mayor Adams pronouncing that "[a]nyone who polices this city should be concerned about what's in the settlement"). Ignoring this evidence, the Municipal Appellees suggest that the threat of physical injury or death caused by third-party protestors is "insufficient to establish 9
practice for such a conscription of the federal judiciary. See, e.g., Hecht Co. v. 28 of 38 Bowles, 321 U.S. 321, 329-31 (1944). And there is certainly not on the facts of this case. Unlike in Citigroup, a union representing 21,000 NYPD officers has urged that this consent decree would disserve the public interest. See Opening Br. at 43. The PBA's concerns have also been echoed by the public statements of several New York City leaders from the City's Mayor to a bipartisan caucus of City Council members. See id. at 40-41, 44. And unlike in Citigroup, Appellees cannot point to a single federal official who has endorsed the Settling Parties' radical new regime. Cf. Frew, 540 U.S. at 437 ("Consent decrees entered in federal court must be directed to protecting federal
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