Catskills Region Moves Step Closer To Getting Casino
There was a roll of the dice up in the Catskills on Monday night as the State of New York tried to fashion a new casino deal for the blighted region. Many are betting on it.
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There was a roll of the dice up in the Catskills on Monday night as the State of New York tried to fashion a new casino deal for the blighted region. Many are betting on it.
Suffolk County isn't taking any chances this holiday season.
In this Eye on New York segment, CBS 2's Dana Tyler discusses what's hot, what's not, how to find a deal and more in this holiday shopping guide.
Mayor Michael Bloomberg says New York City simply can't afford the size of its current work force.
Criticized by the CT's AG for a system that he called pay for play, said it's abandoning a practice that awarded rating points simply because a business was accredited.
GM returned to life as a public company as its stock started trading for the first time since the American manufacturing icon collapsed into bankruptcy last year.
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The average worker would see an increase of 12.4 percent amounting to a total of $2,209. Out-of-pocket costs like co-pays and deductibles will rise 12.6 percent or $2,177.
Some steak lovers will have to look elsewhere for their beef.
Nick Cannon received the ultimate honor of ringing the opening bell at the NY Stock Exchange (NYSE) this morning.
The Beatles are finally coming to the Internet.
