New data indicates that the city's efforts to rebuild its nightlife since the COVID-19 shutdowns may be paying off.
The city has been trying to rebuild its nightlife since the COVID-19 shutdowns. New data from Square, a financial service platform used by restaurants and bars, indicate that those efforts may be paying off.After examining hundreds of thousands of in-person transactions between April and June, Square found that people were spending more money between 7 p.m. and 4 a.m. Those sales increased from 24% in 2022 to 30% this year.
While some spots are seeing strong business at night, other venues are operating in a more uncertain area. And this bounce back from the effects of the pandemic also comes with added challenges and concerns, including safety and rising costs.What you should know today A federal government shutdown has been averted, at least for now, with the House on Saturday swiftly approving a 45-day funding bill, which was
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