Manhattan Loses Businesses As Brooklyn Gains In Stark Tale Of Two Boroughs

"New York City is becoming a true five-borough economy with Brooklyn leading the way.”

Massive Twitter Outage Hits NYC, Globe: Reports

"Something went wrong" is an error message many Twitter users got Thursday morning when they logged in to check Big Apple news and gossip.

NYC Weed Sector Takes Hit When State Rolls Up With Cease And Desists

A sticky situation unfolded when 17 city businesses — accused of masquerading as legal dispensaries — received cease and desist letters.

Jersey Shore Business Owners Hoping For A Busy July 4th Weekend After Two Summers Of COVID

"We're so happy. All the businesses maybe can make some money and get back in the game," customer Angela Gregorio said.

Element Supports Harold Hunter Foundation this week with NY Photo Show

The 15th Annual Harold Hunter Weekend Will Feature Unseen Photos of Harold and the Iconic Red Railslide Limited-Edition Deck Release

Revlon Files For Bankruptcy Protection Amid Heavy Debt Load

The New York-based company said that upon court approval, it expects to receive $575 million in financing from its existing lenders.

New York Office Occupancy Hits Pandemic Era Milestone At More Than 40% Full

The uptick coincides with stricter in-person policies from large companies.

Most NYers Working From Home Never Met Their Coworkers, Study Finds

Haven't seen your coworkers outside a Zoom call? You're not alone.

NYC Prices Rose Again In May As Gasoline Costs Spiked 50%: Feds

Gas, meat, booze — whatever the item, New Yorkers shelled out more for it during May, according to Bureau of Labor Statistics data.

NYC Experiences ‘Shrinkflation’ Even As Prices Bulge

This sort of shrinkage happens on grocery store shelves, not after swimming in the pool.

Impactful Nonprofit That Helps Low-Income People Find Work In The Tech Sector Expands From NYC To Newark

On Tuesday, CBS2's Jenna DeAngelis spoke to those who benefited from its programs and she has more on how you can get involved.

The Flow Initiative, USOW Launch National Period Poverty Campaign

The Flow Initiative has teamed up with the United State of Women (USOW) to launch the End Period Poverty campaign.

PRSA-NY Announces Second Annual Virtual Summit on DEI in PR

‘Brown Table Talk’ Podcast Host and Inclusion Champion Mita Malick to Keynote Two Day Summit on June 15-16

Amazon Discriminated Against Pregnant, Disabled Workers In NY: Hochul

New York's Division of Human Rights filed a complaint against the online giant Wednesday, Gov. Kathy Hochul announced.

NYC Energy Bills Spike 20% As Inflation Rises In Past Year: Study

Prices across the New York City region rose slightly less in April than other months, but they're still much higher than last year.

Just 8% Of Manhattan Workers Are Back To Offices Full Time: Poll

Remote work in New York City won't end post-pandemic, as 78 percent of businesses plan to keep hybrid arrangements, a new survey found.

Amazon Workers Reject Union In 2nd Staten Island Warehouse

Weeks after a historic win at another Staten Island warehouse, union organizers’ second try failed 618 votes to 380.

Queens Chipotle Worker Claims She Was Fired For Leading Union Effort

In a separate complaint also filed Thursday, 32BJ-SEIU alleges management “interfered with, restrained, and coerced employees..."

In NYC, Ads For Jobs Will Have To Say What They Pay

Lawmakers voted Thursday to postpone for five months a city law mandating job ads include salary ranges.

Ex-Editor, NY Post Settle Discrimination Suit: Reports

A bombshell lawsuit by the editor had accused Col Allan, the Post's flamboyant former editor-in-chief, of sexual harassment.

Amazon Union Could Face A Tough Road Ahead After Victory

"It's an information war," said organizer Madeline Wesley. "It's not going to stop us."

Can New Yorkers Buy Legal Weed In New Jersey Now?

New Jersey legalized the sale of recreational cannabis Thursday. Here's what it means for the dazed and confused of New York City.

GE Refrigerators Sold At Home Depot, Lowe's And Best Buy Recalled After 37 Injuries

About 155,000 of the GE-brand refrigerators with bottom freezers in fingerprint-resistant stainless steel were sold since February 2020.

Modest Job Gains In March As New York City Still Struggles To Regain Pre-COVID Footing

New York City added a modest 18,000 jobs in March and the first quarter didn't keep pace with the robust gains in the nation.

These Billionaires Are NYC's Richest Residents

New York City billionaires include a pet food mogul, Jared Kushner's brother, and a former mayor...not Bill de Blasio. Think back.

NYC Unemployment Nearly Double US Rate, Comptroller Says

"Unemployment in New York City remains nearly double the nation’s," Lander said. "And much higher for Black and Hispanic New Yorkers."

Will NYC Bar Wells Fargo From Municipal Deposits After Alleged Discrimination Against Black Homeowners?

“Wells Fargo’s latest scandal should serve as a wake-up call for the City,” said Andy Morrison, an organizer for the New Economy Project.

Amazon Workers In Staten Island Vote To Unionize, In Nationwide First

The new Amazon Labor Union is the first for the online retail and could further fuel a growing worker movement.

Meet Christian Smalls And Derrick Palmer, The DIY Duo Behind The Amazon Labor Union's Guerrilla Bid To Make History

Smalls spends the bulk of his days at the bus stop chatting with workers.

Leaked Audio: Amazon Workers At ‘Captive Audience' Meeting Push Back On Management Claims

The multinational company, which generated a record $470 billion in revenue last year, has been ratcheting up their anti-union messaging.

'Dark Stores' Shutter Across NYC After US Imposes Sanctions

Fridge No More and Buyk shut down nearly 70 NYC warehouses as the rapid-delivery startups reportedly suffered from U.S. sanctions on Russia.

New Charity Bracelet Nurtures Couples Struggling to Start Family

Exclusive “The Power To B” Design Benefits The Hope For Fertility Foundation

Verizon Outages Reported In Multiple U.S. States Friday

Nearly 13,000 outages were reported in New York City and other East Coast cities, according to an online outage monitor.

ConEd Pressured To Fix Huge Bills As New Yorkers Turn Down Heat

"I'm trying not to use too much heat," ConEd customer Karen Harper told Patch. "But it's been pretty cold."

Is Manhattan's Back-To-The-Office Moment Finally Here?

“We had a horrible lull in January, but activity seems to be picking up,” said Barbara Blair, head of the Garment District Alliance.

Aquiline Drones Lands at Hartford’s XL Center for Flight Training

New Partnership Will Elevate Prominence and Draw Patrons to Downtown Area

CareCube COVID Test Centers Hit With $10m Class-Action Suit

The company has performed more than 72,000 tests since March 2021, the article noted.

Valentine's Day "Couple" - VNUE & Stageit

A humorous business announcement hits all the right notes for music tech and streaming.

Photos: New York Ends Indoor Mask Mandate — But Not For All

New York Gov. Kathy Hochul said the state's indoor mask mandate and vaccine requirements will be lifted, but mandates in schools will stay.

Stocks Slip, Yields Soar On Hottest Inflation In 40 Years

Inflation has been building over the last year as the economy roared back from the pandemic.