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If you were a victim of Bernard Madoff's massive Ponzi scheme, there is some you might want to hear.
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If you were a victim of Bernard Madoff's massive Ponzi scheme, there is some you might want to hear.
Navigating through the process of home construction can be a daunting task. While consumers do have rights, there are also ways for contractors to seek recourse when things go wrong.
A New York City graduate student has come up with a novel method of raising money for her favorite charity.
The plan would mean that a 60-percent price drop would kick in on the third trip of the month over the Goethals Bridge, the Bayonne Bridge and the Outerbridge Crossing.
In an extremely rare turn of events, the Jets and the Giants are on the same side of a battle. But naturally, it's taking place off of the football field. Both franchises are suing the developers of a mall that is coming to the Meadowlands.
Retailers in the Tri-State Area have reason to be feeling good about the future. Following the mid-year survey of some 250 retailers in Levin Management's regional shopping centers, optimism reigns.
Con Ed reported only 160 outages among their 3.1 million customers as of about 4 p.m., but one of their biggest headaches was in Tribeca, where fried cables cut power to dozens of homes and businesses.
Initially developed by Bio Specifics Technologies in Lynbrook and now pioneered by Stony Brook University researchers, an enzyme-based injection called Xiaflex may be a new weapon in the battle against cellulite.
The weather has prompted a mad dash to appliance stores as people scramble to buy air conditioners. So how do you get the most cool for the least cash? CBS 2's consumer reporter Asa Aarons has the answer.
Those who have had trouble making the transition from military to civilian life are getting a little help on Wall Street today, WCBS 880's Peter Haskell reported.
As technology continues to grow the phrase "call for help" could soon turn into "text for help." Social media is becoming a bigger and bigger part of every day life, and that includes reporting emergencies.
ConAgra Foods Inc. says a lawsuit that claims its products aren't really kosher is without merit. The suit claims that ConAgra, based in Omaha, Neb., charges premium prices for Hebrew National meats, which it says aren't really 100 percent kosher.
A global pharmaceutical company is returning to New Haven as part of Connecticut Gov. Dan Malloy's economic and job growth program, WCBS 880 Bureau Chief Fran Schneidau reported.
When you click on the "unsubscribe" button on an Internet offer you may be doing more than you think, and CBS 2's Consumer Reporter Asa Aarons found out that it may not always be in your best interest.
Everybody has heard of counterfeit money, but what about fake, illegally altered food? CBS 2's Asa Aarons says that it happens more often than you might think.
