••• Citigroup “is said to be scouting for a new location to replace 2.6 million square feet of space it currently rents at 388-390 Greenwich St. in the trendy Tribeca neighborhood. The space is the onetime headquarters of Travelers Group and is owned by SL Green Realty Corp. That lease expires in 2020.”

••• “Assembly Speaker Sheldon Silver said on Tuesday that he mishandled a sexual-harassment complaint against a powerful Brooklyn lawmaker, saying it was a mistake to authorize a secret, taxpayer-funded settlement of a claim rather than investigate the matter.” Well, when you put it like that…. —Wall Street Journal

••• Whole Foods Tribeca’s Dosateria restaurant opens Tuesday. And GRK (on Fulton) opens Sept. 6: “This quick-service spot capitalizes on the Greek yogurt craze with yogurt-based dishes that are savory or sweet. It features yogurt imported from Greece and chicken, pork, beef and lamb roasted on vertical spits. Wines are sold only by the half-bottle. ” —New York Times

••• “FreshDirect […] is mulling a Midtown pilot program to use bicycles to ferry food to customers, according to sources. The program could start in as soon as a month.” —DNAinfo

••• “Gateway Plaza will not charge dog and cat owners an annual $250 fee, management confirmed.” —DNAinfo

••• Ever wondered what kind of thought goes into designing dog runs? A lot. Plus: Here’s a rendering of the dog run being built in the final Tribeca section of the Hudson River Park. Can’t remember if we’ve seen it before…. —Metropolis

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