which has attracted admirers and photo-takers since its installation last year opposite the famed “Charging Bull” near Wall Street, will be moved in front of the New York Stock Exchange.

“This move to a new location will improve access for visitors and ensure that her message and impact continues to be heard.” “The newest member of the New York ... stock exchange for the ...

the Charging Bull she's faced since her March 2017 installation. The 4-foot girl now stands—hands on her hips and wind whipping her hair—opposite the New York Stock Exchange at 11 Wall Street.

What a load of bull ... email exchange obtained by The Post. “In the interest of public safety … we plan to relocate the sculpture to its original home proximate to the New York Stock Exchange ...

Mayor Bill de Blasio wants to move the Charging Bull from Bowling Green to the front of the New York Stock Exchange. The statue's artist previously said moving the masterpiece would void his ...

After the artist first installed the work outside the New York Stock Exchange in 1989, it was quickly removed, but community activists convinced then-Mayor Ed Koch to let the bull stay.

painted the words "Greed=Death" on the body of the bull, the symbol of a surging stock market that is located in Bowling Green park near the New York Stock Exchange. Tuesday marks the 56th annual ...

after artist Arturo Di Modica placed the bull near the New York Stock Exchange in 1989 as a “Christmas gift to the city.” NYSE wanted the statue moved, and Di Modica and the Parks Department ...

The artist who sculpted Charging Bull, the bronze statue ... the U.S. economy after a 1987 stock market crash. “It was a period of crisis. The New York Stock Exchange lost in one night more ...