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The slumbering habits of highly successful 40s, and what they say about how to rest for success → Read More
The slumbering habits of highly successful 40s, and what they say about how to rest for success → Read More
Small businesses figure out how to sell on the photo-sharing app, but fear being priced out by a pay-to-play model. → Read More
Powered by the retail, health care and technology sectors, the city added almost 530,000 jobs from 2004 to 2014. The rest of the state gained about 70,000. → Read More
Alex Shvartsman, who opened Brooklyn-based Kings Games in 2002, offers space for trading-card tournaments. → Read More
Despite the animated film's über success, some toy store owners are skeptical about whether its sequel will be as profitable for them. → Read More
Demand for high-tech limbs grows thanks in part to the design made famous by track star Oscar Pistorius. → Read More
Some 17,500 runners are expected to sign up for the borough's first such half-marathon. → Read More
One lesson that Attorney Brian Perskin has learned? You can't negotiate with crazy. → Read More
Rienzi & Sons, a half-century-old seller of boxed pasta with $12.6 million owed to companies because of litigation claims, filed for Chapter 11 bankruptcy protection. → Read More
Yvette Campbell, who led the school since 2011, will move to United Arab Emirates, where she will pursue a career in international arts management. → Read More
A study of various government anti-poverty programs throughout the city found that temporary-jobs programs were the most effective single tool for lifting out of poverty people with criminal backgrounds or very little work experience. Most effective → Read More
That's how much it costs to get your name on a building. → Read More
David Geffen, the co-founder of DreamWorks Animation, will have his name on the building known as Avery Fisher Hall. → Read More
The city will assess diversity of arts and culture organizations this summer, a councilman announced during a Crain's forum Wednesday. → Read More
A 12-year-old Protestant church filed for bankruptcy protection last week amid a nationwide drop in membership and attendance. → Read More
Seven tech firms inked deals for a combined 1.3 million square feet last year, data show. → Read More
Talkwalker picks New York over San Francisco for its first American outpost because of its proximity to "the center of the universe." → Read More
AccelFoods picks two New York-based brands, a chip maker and a producer of Indian-food-flavored snacks, to join its roster of budding companies. → Read More
178 W. Houston St. Photo: CoStar Group Inc. The owners of a Japanese hair salon called Mirai Creations have signed a lease for their first location, which will open at 178 W. Houston St., between Bedford and Bleeker streets, in April. The 850-square-foot shop front is across Houston from a small park, and consists of 450 square feet on the ground floor and 400 square feet in the basement. The… → Read More