Gifts Of Gold That Won't Break The Bank
With gold and diamond prices at an all time high, giving the gift of jewelry this season might be difficult for those on a tight budget. But there is some bling that won't break the bank.
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With gold and diamond prices at an all time high, giving the gift of jewelry this season might be difficult for those on a tight budget. But there is some bling that won't break the bank.
Americans spend about $700 on holiday gifts each year. But believe it or not, one woman was able to buy gifts for her entire family without spending a dime.
It's Super Saturday, the last Saturday you have to shop before Christmas and retailers are taking advantage of what promises to be a big day for holiday sales.
Manhattan Borough President Scott Stringer is warning New Yorkers that the big box chain would only hurt, not help the city's economy.
The biggest airliner Boeing has ever built could soon be coming to Newark Liberty International Airport.
The goal is for the growing New York beer brewing industry to work with convenience stores and New York City bars and restaurants to get more space on shelves and on menus for the state's beers.
Commuters who pay to park at the Greenwich train station may soon be very unhappy.
Some factions within the Shinnecock Indian Nation feel the tribe is giving away too much to its developer and financial partner in its plan to build casinos.
Police have seen this before, but this holiday season there seems to be an uptick in the number of thieves stealing packages delivered to homes in Fairfield and in Southport.
PropertyRoom.com is an auction site that offers stolen items that were seized by police department around the country, including the NYPD.
Former New Jersey Gov. Corzine told a Senate panel Tuesday that he never told anyone to "misuse'' customer money that vanished when MF Global collapsed this fall.
As many as 200,000 of the more than 800,000 Connecticut Light & Power customers who were without power following the freak October snowstorm were left in the dark for a week or more.
The ManpowerGroup is out with a sobering report that finds the net employment outlook for New York City is zero percent in the first quarter of next year, the fourth worst in the nation.
We usually accept that, on certain days of the year, virtually everything is closed. Well, one company decision to open its businesses is causing controversy on Long Island.
New York City's billionaire mayor is expressing at least tentative optimism that business is ticking upward in the United States.
