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New York Times business news – Oct 8
The following are the top stories on the New York Times business pages. Reuters has not verified these stories and does not vouch for their accuracy.
– A U.S. judge has ordered Alphabet’s GOOG Google to make a series of changes to address anticompetitive concerns in its mobile app business, including allowing developers to introduce their own app stores to the Android operating system.
– Disney 
DIS announced that its theme park, Walt Disney World, would continue to operate normally on Tuesday, but some of the brand’s campgrounds, cabins, and tree houses would close on Wednesday as Florida’s west coast braces for Hurricane Milton.
– Philip Banks, New York City’s deputy mayor for public safety, has resigned, its Mayor Eric Adams said on Monday.
“Soft as f–k”: New York Giants receiver Malik Nabers shared his frustration after an embarrassing defeat to the Buccaneers | NFL News – Times of India
OG Anunoby getting into all-round groove a big Knicks silver-lining to build off
Jessica Tisch to officially become NYPD commissioner on Monday
Nuggets vs Knicks: Injury Report, Depth Chart, and More Before Blockbuster East-West Collision
Cowboys? 49ers? These 5 teams could pursue Daniel Jones
Knicks trying to shore up defense with Nuggets on tap
Peso Pluma look-alike contest in California crowns a winner
New York Giants Report Card: Embarrassing
Magic’s Dec. 3 Game vs. Knicks Moved Back to TNT
