New York designers spend more than half their work week on tasks that have nothing to do with design. The economic cost runs into the tens of millions, and a growing number of startups think it's fixable.
Mark Belnick, Tyco International's Chief Corporate Counsel, received $14 million in undisclosed loans from the company as part of a broader scandal that also ensnared CEO Dennis Kozlowski and became one of the defining corporate fraud cases of the early 2000s.
A Top 100 accounting firm's acquisition of a San Diego staffing company has landed it in federal court as a RICO defendant, raising pointed questions about due diligence failures in professional services M&A.
Federal investigators are examining a possible terrorism connection after two men threw improvised explosive devices during protests outside Gracie Mansion over the weekend, with one suspect making direct references to ISIS, according to multiple sources familiar with the investigation.
Two young men from Pennsylvania were arrested Saturday after police discovered suspicious devices during clashing protests outside Gracie Mansion, where Mayor Zohran Mamdani and First Lady Rama Duwaji were present at the time.
Queens' dining landscape welcomed two new international restaurants this month, according to food industry editors tracking the borough's restaurant openings.
The Greek flag flew for the first time at the Appellate Division, Second Department courthouse in Brooklyn Heights as the court celebrated its inaugural Hellenic Heritage Day, honoring the contributions of Greek judges and lawyers to the American legal system.
Age verification laws are spreading fast across the US and Europe. The privacy implications of how companies are checking IDs could be worse than the problem they're solving.
A NASDAQ-listed company just acquired what may be the western hemisphere's most important palladium deposit, and the timing, with a 132% Russian tariff in play, is no accident.
TikTok users across New York City and several major U.S. cities experienced widespread service disruptions Tuesday afternoon, according to outage tracking data.
The Brooklyn Public Library stopped processing passport applications on Friday following a federal order that ended decades of service to borough residents.
Mayor Zohran Mamdani's proposed property tax increase faces criticism for targeting working families already struggling with New York City's high cost of living, according to a recent analysis of the plan's impact.
Federal agents with the Department of Homeland Security misrepresented themselves to gain entry to a Columbia University dormitory and arrest a student early Thursday morning, according to university acting president Claire Shipman.
Queens residents are digging out from another powerful winter storm that dumped up to 17 inches of snow across the borough yesterday and continues into this afternoon, according to National Weather Service estimates.
New York renters searching for rent-stabilized apartments face a frustrating information gap, as neither the city nor state publishes a database of regulated units despite growing demand for affordable housing options.
Nearly 400,000 New Yorkers have enrolled in a city program that cuts transit fares in half, according to new data from the Department of Social Services, as subway and bus fares increased to $3 last month.
Mayor Zohran Mamdani marked the beginning of Ramadan on Wednesday, becoming New York City's first Muslim mayor to observe the holy month while in office.
New York City is preparing for a light snowfall Sunday night that could bring up to 2 inches of accumulation to parts of the metropolitan area, according to the National Weather Service.
More than 1.7 million New Yorkers could lose their health insurance coverage as early as July due to federal funding cuts to the state's Essential Plan, according to Gov.
The Center for an Agricultural Economy received $100,000 in federal funding through Sen. Peter Welch's office to expand school food programs and agricultural education.
Mark Rhodes, who grew up in Brooklyn before moving to Pennsylvania, turned a basement wine hobby into one of the state's few Black-owned wineries.
The gleaming office towers that were supposed to redefine Manhattan's west side face a 28 percent vacancy rate as technology companies continue downsizing.
One Williamsburg Wharf's exclusive amenity highlights the growing divide between luxury developments and longtime residents.
Rents remain 7% above last year as available apartments hit multi-year lows heading into the winter market.
Major indices post strong gains to close the first week of December, with technology and AI-related companies driving momentum ahead of key economic data.
Merchants across Queens plan extended hours and special promotions as surveys predict the strongest Small Business Saturday since the pandemic.