Small Business Group Warns N.J. Minimum Wage Hike 'Not A Positive Thing'
As of Jan. 1, 2014, workers making minimum wage will earn $8.25 an hour, $1 more than they do currently.
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As of Jan. 1, 2014, workers making minimum wage will earn $8.25 an hour, $1 more than they do currently.
Twitter's stock debut up 73 above its IPO price. Twitter's trading debut is the most highly anticipated since Facebook's last year. Twitter will trade under the ticker symbol "TWTR.''
The days of standing in line with a pack of movie candy and the latest DVD release, and returning your movies and games to the drop chute, are set to come to an end permanently.
Twitter late Wednesday set a price of $26 for its initial public offering of stock, which means the company's shares can begin trading Thursday on the New York Stock Exchange.
"Mayor-elect de Blasio ran on a platform of changing stop-and-frisk and the people overwhelmingly supported that yesterday, so I hope the administration realizes - number one - this is going to happen anyway in two months," said Rep. Jerrold Nadler.
Shoppers were on edge across the Tri-State Area Tuesday, as worried parents tried to explain the latest random violence to their children.
The Affordable Care Act website has been plagued with issues since going live more than a month ago and new bugs continue to be uncovered.
"Rasputin's Shadow" comes from the same brain that produced "The Last Templar."
The latest numbers by the National Corn Growers Association show that a bushel of corn is selling for a little more than $5 a bushel, down from nearly $7 last year.
New Yorkers are notorious for wanting things immediately, and that includes medical care. But even doctors who support Obamacare say there could be delays, due to more patients, and fewer doctors,
Hitler era artifacts that were being sold included Star of David armbands that were used to mark Jews for persecution, and clothes of concentration camp victims.
Designer wedding dresses were available at discounts so deep that brides traveled hundreds of miles to get first dibs.
Cameras in a Connecticut convenience store captured a minivan barreling through the front door.
There are smartphones and smart devices, but so-called smart pills and other high-tech advances could revolutionize the way your health is monitored.
For many New York families the reduction in benefits will mean finding other ways to put food on the table.
