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A jury will not hear about how a former hedge fund manager fainted in front of his Florida mansion when federal agents showed up to talk about his alleged involvement in insider trading.
Super Bowl XLVIII's economic impact to New York and New Jersey will be felt far beyond MetLife Stadium, officials said Sunday.
The cheapest seats in the house are going for $3,200 or $3,300. Those prices are about 10 percent higher than usual for the Super Bowl.
The nation's second-largest discount retailer said Tuesday that an unidentified number of gift cards sold over the holidays were not properly activated.
The Standard & Poor's 500 index closed out its best year since 1997 on Tuesday as traders wrapped up a record-setting year.
Consolidated Edison has agreed to freeze its base electricity rates for two years and gas and steam rates for three years, Gov. Andrew Cuomo announced Tuesday.
FedEx knowingly violated the terms of a settlement when it delivered tons of untaxed cigarettes to New York City residents, the city government alleges in a civil lawsuit filed Monday.
De Blasio on Monday reiterated his stance that it's time for the carriages to go, but the drivers won't let go without a fight.
New York City residents have a new tool to track 911 response times: a website that shows weekly averages for how long it took to get to fires, medical emergencies and other types of calls.
In June, the 7 train will begin running to 11th Avenue and the Fulton Street Transit Center will open. The MTA has also promised more frequent G train and M train service in the new year.
Target had previously claimed that its customers' PIN information had not been breached.
For the handful of New York transit officials who dutifully collect and catalog more than 50,000 items a year lost on commuter trains, subways and buses, the monotonous flood of wallets, handbags, eyeglasses and smartphones is occasionally broken by tales of some of the crazier things left behind.
The cavernous convention center will be transformed over the next few days as more boats dock inside before the show opens on Wednesday.
From about 10 a.m. to noon ET, certain Delta fares on the airline's own website and other airfare booking sites were showing up incorrectly, offering some savvy bargain hunters incredible deals.
Experts say items already marked down 70 percent before the holiday may now be slashed another 30 to 50 percent.
