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Much has changed since the publication debuted on September 18, 1851. What hasn’t changed, staff members say, is the paper’s mission The New York Times building, with its newspaper logo sign above the ...

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MENDHAM BOROUGH, N.J. — The Bank of America executive killed in a random, unprovoked stabbing in New York City's Times Square last week was laid to rest Wednesday as hundreds of mourners turned out to ...

The family of a 32-year-old Bank of America vice president fatally stabbed in an apparently random Times Square attack earlier this week is remembering her as a devoted new mother who had just ...

Erin Piacenti was fatally stabbed by 49-year-old Pamela Cisneros on her first day back at Bank of America after maternity leave Chris Spargo is a senior reporter at PEOPLE who joined the crime team in ...

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The person who died after being stabbed by a woman Monday afternoon in Times Square was identified as a New Jersey woman who worked for Bank of America. Erin Piacenti, 32, of Chester, New Jersey, was ...

A woman randomly murdered by a mentally ill assailant on a stabbing spree in Times Square has been identified as a vice president at Bank of America who had recently given birth to a baby daughter.

The storybook life of a new mom with a promising banking career was tragically cut short in an instant after a random run-in with a knife-wielding maniac in Times Square on Monday. Erin Piacenti, 32, ...

A woman fatally stabbed in the stomach in Times Square on Monday was identified as 32-year-old Bank of America executive Erin Piacenti, according to police and reports. Piacenti and a 68-year-old man ...

Police said the 49-year-old Queens woman suspected of killing one person and stabbing another during an afternoon spree in Times Square had a documented history of mental health concerns before ...