New York City Gas Rationing Comes To An End
Gas rationing was over in New York City Saturday, after Mayor Michael Bloomberg signed an order allowing the post-Superstorm Sandy restriction to expire.
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Gas rationing was over in New York City Saturday, after Mayor Michael Bloomberg signed an order allowing the post-Superstorm Sandy restriction to expire.
If you want to skip the mega-malls and big department stores, think small. Local mom-and-pop shops also have holiday deals.
Shoppers hungry for deals were filling stores across the region, hoping to score big ticket items at small prices.
Merchants in store after store in storm-ravaged communities -- many still closed -- are dealing with a double blow. Sandy destroyed their homes, and now they're losing their incomes.
It was a bumpy Black Friday for Walmart. Across the country, hundreds of Walmart workers walked off the job on the busiest shopping day of the year.
Tens of thousands of vehicles totaled by Sandy must be replaced. And that is translating into a phenomenal boon for local dealerships.
A big Thanksgiving tradition usually comes a day after the holiday, but now more and more stores are starting Black Friday on Thursday.
Some dedicated Black Friday shoppers said they plan to hit the stores bright and early, with a plan in place.
Superstorm Sandy is to thank for the extended closing of two of New York's most popular tourist attractions.
Will superstorm Sandy and the economy have a negative effect on holiday shopping? Not if you ask one local shopping center owner.
Black Friday now starts on Thursday night. So, it can be even more confusing as to where and how to get the best deals. Smartphones and some new-fangled apps can help.
Small business owners in Lower Manhattan have been trying to get going again after Superstorm Sandy, and the federal government has been trying to help them.
In Babylon on Long Island, small shops are feeling the strain from two weeks of lost sales, storm-damaged products and buildings and customers dealing with personal crises and fewer discretionary dollars.
The non-profit group World Against Toys Causing Harm, better known as W.A.T.C.H. has sounded a warning to parents.
Who was the apple of New Yorker's eyes during and after Hurricane Sandy?
