DiNapoli was joined by @Johncliu and 19 institutional investors calling on corporate sponsors to speak out bit.ly/1jo6qmh

DiNapoli Leads Investor Group Urging Olympic Corporate Sponsors to Speak Out for Russian LGBT Rights bit.ly/1aCEfIh cc; FormerNYCComptroller

Not just South Africa, but the world is a far better place because of Nelson Mandela on.nyc.gov/19keYmt

Water isn’t a luxury. NYC Water can do more to keep water affordable on.nyc.gov/1hPhz0e

Talking about the dynamism of #NYC's economy at @BALCONYco. NYC is more than finance/Wall St.

#NYC has added 380,000 private payroll jobs since Jan 2010, but recovery hasn't benefited everyone.

#NYC still needs higher minimum wage, accelerated capital spending, more investment in education.

Until there is agreement on pay raises for municipal unions, no City budget is balanced. on.nyc.gov/1hRAPtV

Financial plan from NYC Mayor's Office faces serious risks that must be dealt with. on.nyc.gov/1hRAPtV

Nelson Mandela made the world far better. On this solemn day we mourn his passing, but celebrate his life’s work. on.nyc.gov/19keYmt

Farewell ‘State of the City’ Address tomorrow 12/17 at 10AM to outline top 10 fiscal challenges facing #NYC. comptroller.nyc.gov/event/state-of…

Looking forward to delivering my final State of the City address at 10 AM this morning! #SOTC

It has truly been an honor to serve as #NYC Comptroller. #SOTC

We saved taxpayers $5B via stringent audits, refinancing bonds, and catching waste in contracts including #CityTime.

#NYC recovery since Jan. 2010 has been broad-based, but not everyone has benefitted. #SOTC

#NYC economy must work for everyone. Gaps in education, infrastructure investment, etc. create uneven playing field. #SOTC

New report outlines top 10 fiscal challenges facing #NYC, aims to spur discussion of strategies/solutions. on.nyc.gov/18wRK1Q #SOTC

Yet as great as the challenges are, #NYC is greater! We will always prevail if we all work together. on.nyc.gov/18wRK1Q #SOTC

Standing ovation for the last #StateoftheCity address from FormerNYCComptroller.

Federal govt contribution to NYC’s budget declined from a 19.3% share in 1978 to 9.2% by 2008 - via FormerNYCComptroller goo.gl/vruaBh