In March 2014, the National Association of Insurance Commissioners moved their headquarters to a space on the building's 42nd floor. Around the same time, Revlon moved into on the top two floors of the building that had previously served as Goldman Sachs' trading floors. The same year, architectural design firm Davis Brody Bond also moved into on the 42nd floor, the National Futures Association took on the 43rd floor, and WellCare signed a lease for . Macmillan Publishers signed the largest deal of the year at the building, taking across the 45th through 48th floors for their Science and Education division. After the flurry of deals, the building ended the year 99% occupied.