Stocks Rebound After Dow, S&P 500, Nasdaq All Enter 'Correction' Territory
U.S. stocks plunged on Monday as investors fretted over mounting inflation and geopolitical tensions.
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U.S. stocks plunged on Monday as investors fretted over mounting inflation and geopolitical tensions.
More than 333,000 silicone pacifiers available for purchase on Amazon have been voluntarily recalled due to reports that the nipple can detach and cause a chocking hazard for infants.
With the state's eviction moratorium expiring on Saturday, the fate of hundreds of thousands tenants hang in the balance.
While Gov. Kathy Hochul is renewing support for reviving takeout drinks from bars and restaurants, it's far from being a done deal.
Many Americans are feeling the squeeze and sticker shock at the grocery store. We're all paying more for everyday items than we have in decades.
The Department of the Interior said it will hold an auction next month that will allow companies to bid on leases for 480,000 acres, from the waters off New York all the way to Cape May.
Apple says its AirTag and Find My Network have been designed to discourage unwanted tracking.
All affected stores will be closed by the end of February.
The employees said they've been short-staffed due to COVID and argued the company isn't taking the Omicron variant seriously.
If you see a quarter showing poet Dr. Maya Angelou, feel inspired. It will be the first in a series of commemorative quarters honoring influential women.
You've probably heard of Restaurant Week as a way to celebrate the culinary scene. Now, for the first time ever, the city's Hotel Week is underway.
Mayor Eric Adams has signed a new executive order to help small businesses in the city save money by slashing through red tape.
"Harlem is not for sale!" is what protesters chanted on the corner of Lenox Avenue and West 145th Street on Monday night.
In all, they jury found Holmes guilty on four counts, not guilty on four counts -- three of those for wire fraud -- and was undecided on three counts.
Despite the troubling and ever-increasing number of COVID-19 cases in New York City, Mayor Eric Adams is urging corporations and financial institutions to end their reliance on telecommuting.
