Manhattan's oldest record store will be forced to close due to the coronavirus pandemic.
Luxury retailers launched a coordinated reopening Thursday with hopes to bounce back from months of lost business.
The Department of Small Business Services offers one-on-one help filling out the application for M/WBE certification.
"With everything that's going on there's just no way," Foley's owner Shaun Clancy said in a video message.
Corey Johnson's new bill will make it easier for restaurants to operate outdoor cafes when it becomes safe to reopen for in-person dining.
The legendary nightclub, now in its fourth location, plans to reopen in a new location in the future.
Billboards in Times Square will shut off Wednesday night in protest of the federal government's assistance programs for small businesses.
Workers filed an OSHA complaint Thursday claiming that employees aren't told when coworkers are quarantined with coronavirus symptoms.
Lawyers representing WeWork members in New York say the company is collecting fees despite the state's stay-at-home order.
Hotels in New York and around the country have seen revenues plummet during the new coronavirus outbreak.
The Ninth Avenue coffee bean store opened in 1908. Empire's Hoboken location will remain open.
The improv school and theater closed and laid off its staff due to coronavirus. Now founders say it won't reopen.
Midtown Manhattan's Garment District businesses will receive supplies from the federal government to make the protective equipment.
The store will be closed to shoppers and re-purposed to fulfill online grocery orders through Amazon Prime.
We’re publishing a simple open-or-closed directory for Midtown and Hell's Kitchen Businesses. Here’s how to get listed.
The virus outbreak could hurt New York City hotels more than 9/11 and the 2008 recession combined. Nearly all workers may lose their jobs.
The coworking company is making its own employees work from home, but isn't closing its offices for tenants.
All Macy's and Bloomingdale's stores will be closed until at least March 31, company officials announced Tuesday.
Mayor de Blasio has announced that the city will provide relief for small businesses. Here's more info from Manhattan Community Board 5.
Restaurant owner Joe Germanotta claims the homeless presence at Grand Central is hurting his business.
The tech giant will occupy at least four full floors in an office building near Penn Station.
Commercial real estate sales in Midtown's Plaza District averaged $1,260 per square foot.
Ideal Cheese Shop will be featured on CNBC's business program "The Profit" as the decades-old store faces financial trouble.
Some business owners in Grand Central Terminal say the homeless problem is out of hand.
The Midtown Manhattan food hall above Penn Station will shut down on March 31.
Kmart filed a notice with the NY State Department of Labor saying that 160 employees will be laid off.
The athletic clothing firm was looking to move into the former home of FAO Schwarz.
Krispy Kreme plans to open six new stores to New York City, including a giant Times Square flagship.
Fields Good Chicken's Lexington Avenue and 52nd Street is the company's first opening since 2017.
The popular pizza spot is serving up its signature artichoke slices on Broadway and West 39th Street.
Angelina Bakery, which opened in 2019, offers baked goods made using recipes originating from Italy.
The store will be Target's 10th small format location to open in New York City.
Problems with the dining concourse include expensive rents, outdated facilities and filthy bathrooms.
Attorney General Letitia James announced a lawsuit against the Hell's Kitchen photo store to recoup taxes owed since 2006.
The bookstore almost went out of business before being saved by Lin-Manuel Miranda and his "Hamilton" collaborators.
The Park Hyatt New York's "Manhattan Sky Suite" is a converted three-bedroom apartment in the One57 condo tower.
The new restaurant's nine-course tasting menu features skewered dishes and dishes inspired by the cuisine of the Korean royal court.
The West 57th Street store has been expanded from 18,000 square feet to 46,000 square feet.
The sushi restaurant, known for it's 30-minute tasting menus, is Urbanspace Vanderbilt's newest vendor.
Participating vendors will offer menu items for $2 every Tuesday in October.