NewsTrust, partnering with the HuffPost Eyes & Ears citizen journalism team, set out to examine New York media coverage of the recession and its impac...
New York City has been battered and bruised by the economic crisis, but now the Yankees are headed to the World Series. In a season at the team's new ...
CENTRAL ISLIP, N.Y. — A federal judge says a New York businessman accused of orchestrating a $413 million Ponzi scheme has violated conditions o...
Home sales in the Hamptons--Long Island's beach oasis for the rich and famous--are making a comeback. Sales rose 32% during the third quarter from the...
New Yorkers are eating out and spending less on restaurant meals, but the dining scene here is hardly fizzling, according to the 2010 Zagat New York C...
An Israeli firm's deal to buy HSBC Bank USA's headquarters at 452 Fifth Ave. for $330 million signals that foreign investors see Manhattan real estate...
ALBANY, NEW YORK (WXXI) - A new report finds that while New York has been hit hard by the so-called "Great Recession," federal stimulus monies have bu...
It would be nice to see a discussion about the serious implications this recession is having on those who aren't six-figure Wall Street types. It would be good for all New Yorkers.
Unemployment among blacks in New York City has increased much faster than for whites, and the gap appears to be widening at an accelerating pace, new ...
There are some stories that you just don't know how to respond to. Consider today's news about plummeting real estate prices in Manhattan.
There is a new strain of inconvenience which is lasting longer than a subway interruption. It's financial. Here are a few suggestions for living wisely in New York in these times.
New York workers are the most productive in the nation by a wide margin: 37% more productive than the average American worker, as measured by dollars ...
For more than a year, economists have been saying that the recession hit New York City late in the game, but recent data from TransUnion shows that po...
In the blocks around Bloomingdale's on the East Side of Manhattan, where ladies who lunch often head afterward to the showrooms of furniture and fauce...
Bars are so desperate for customers that some are not only offering booze on the cheap -- but are also giving it away. ...
There is an increasing number of women caught between violence in the home and the violence of being moneyless, powerless, and alone in the world.
There is an increasing number of women caught between violence in the home and the violence of being moneyless, powerless, and alone in the world.
The new working poor, as well as more families with young children, are threatening to overwhelm New York City's last hunger safety net.
These days, I'm noticing a lot of salesmen standing around wishing me a good day. FYI -- it would be a good day if I could actually buy something.
