NEW YORK – The suburbs north of New York City eased outbreak restrictions, and the trading floor of the New York Stock Exchange opened for the first time in two months, as the state focused more intently Tuesday on restarting its economy.
More on those and other coronavirus-related developments in New York: ___ FOCUS ON REOPENING After weeks of declining deaths and hospitalizations, Gov.
Andrew Cuomo said it was time to focus on relaunching New York City’s moribund economy. The Democratic governor laid out a plan that included accelerating major infrastructure projects and tackling transmission of the virus in the hardest-hit neighborhoods after ringing open the Stock Exchange. “We’re going to turn the page on COVID-19, and we’re going to