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Imagine a Christmas with no presents. Now imagine being a child at Christmas with no presents.
Millionaires can often be seen living in mansions and driving pricey cars, but the habits that help the wealthy land expensive jewelry and fat bank accounts may surprise you.
The boom in tourism has been ten years in the making. It was spearheaded by Mayor Bloomberg.
A growing number of stores are using discrete and sophisticated technology -- including mannequins with facial-recognition cameras hidden in their eyes -- to track shopper demographics in an effort to boost sales.
Horizon Blue Cross Blue Shield says it will not renew any small-group or individual health plans next year.
State Sen. Liz Krueger said her bill would bring in hundreds of millions of dollars in revenue for the state.
Fatima Cooper was arraigned Tuesday on a charge of second-degree grand larceny. The 47-year-old has been accused of stealing $75,000 worth of fees from the cash register.
The Suffolk County executive reportedly supports a plan to reimburse the $30 to $50 fees. The legislation is expected to pass when lawmakers vote on the issue next week.
For most drivers super cars and ultra luxury vehicles are simply too expensive to think about buying.
Official predictions show that a record 54.3 million visitors will have arrived in the city by the end of 2013. Of those, nearly 43 million came from elsewhere in the U.S. while about 11.4 million traveled internationally to visit the city.
Monday's vote to extend the prohibition on plastic guns for another decade responds to a growing threat from steadily improving 3-D printers that can produce such weapons.
Three Port Authoritiy officials testified Monday that there was no traffic study being conducted while access lanes from Fort Lee on the George Washington Bridge were closed in September, as was originally claimed.
In the electronics department, tablets are still tops and what's old is new again in toy stores.
The head of the Uniformed Sanitationmen's Association worries plow operators won't see some docking stations under the snow.
The senator is taking issue with the EPA's interpretation of a 2011 law. He says Congress didn't intend for hydrants to be included in the new reduced-lead drinking water standards.
