It was the night before the big holiday last year that Mayor Bill de Blasio shut down bars and restaurants.
“We were averaging 20% occupancy with average room rates 40% of what they would normally be,” said Muse Hotel general manager Matt Hurlburt.
"It just offends me that these big money, billionaire, real estate people are trying to insert themselves into my local election.”
Google had amassed enough real estate in Chelsea before the pandemic to turn the neighborhood into “Googletown.”
The effect has been devastating, with one estimate reporting 1,000 city restaurants permanently closed over the last year.
A Partnership For New York City study expects 66 percent of companies to use a hybrid attendance policy as COVID-19 vaccinations continue.
Here's how the pandemic affected bankruptcies in Manhattan. Experts warn of a likely surge in coming years.
Beyond a paycheck, Aquiline Drones ignites professional passion with high tech manufacturing positions
Partnership and women’s empowerment workshop forms cornerstone of PRSA-NY’s Women’s History Month activations.
In honor of Black History Month, the brand set aside grant money for Black-owned businesses.
Mayor Bill de Blasio announced a new effort to close the “digital divide” for 600,000 New Yorkers, including 200,000 NYCHA residents.
A new study’s title says it all — “Outlook for the City’s Economy: A Slow and Fragile Recovery.”
By providing permanent relief, bill addresses the draconian inspections and penalties for regulatory violations that plagued small business.
Kevin Harrington told CBS2’s Carolyn Gusoff he was shocked by what Amazon told him to do.
See how well utility providers in the New York City area and across NY serve their electric customers.
Details are being hashed out on how the iconic department store will return to New York City, the company's president said.
The labor push gained steam when Mayor Bill de Blasio in June threatened to lay off thousands of city workers to close a budget gap.
Virtual and in-person registration options now open for Des Moines event.
The Lunar New Year started Friday and centers around family celebrations.
Businesses that are hanging on are doing so because their landlords have decided some rent is better than no tenant.
Owners are asking Mayor Bill de Blasio for a financial lifeline to save thousands of jobs.
That COVID-19 relief package passed by Congress last month added both money and extra weeks to federal unemployment benefits.
The latest version of the bill aims to end widespread subletting of scarce permits at sharply inflated prices.
The square footage of new construction last year dropped 28 percent from 2019 — and hit the lowest point since 2012, according to the study.
Daniele Kucera owns Etcetera Etcetera Restaurant in Hell’s Kitchen.
New York City lost 7,500 jobs in December, state labor data released Thursday shows, primarily because of the shutdown of indoor dining.
Workers say the dispute with their bosses is over a $1 per hour raise, CBS2’s John Dias reported Sunday.
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Flying may not be popular, but a growing number of locals are finding a safe way to take in the sights from above without taking off.
Even with vaccines bringing new hope, the city’s pandemic-slammed economy will struggle at least into the fall.
The five female reporters accused the local news network of age and gender discrimination in the lawsuit.
Beloved local watering holes, iconic restaurants and community fixtures — a wave of closures washed them all away during the pandemic.
Mayor Bill de Blasio called what happened at the Arlo Hotel a racist incident. The NYPD disagrees.
April 2021 event to feature new tech, networking & business growth
The rise of remote work amid the coronavirus crisis has seen cities such as Topeka and Tulsa try to tempt New Yorkers to move.
Lawyers for five NY1 anchorwomen requested Kiernan’s contract as part of an age and gender bias lawsuit against the channel, a report says.
Employee Ownership NYC will help employees take over businesses from older owners looking to retire — a potential boon for workers of color.
Small Business Saturday — it's on Nov. 28 this year — helps local businesses overcome pandemic hardships.
Black Friday traditionally kicks off the holiday shopping season with big sales and a crush of customers.
Consumers in NYC can take steps to lessen the chance of falling victim to a scam.