Consumer Confidence Drops To Lowest Since Feb.
Americans' view of the economy turned grimmer in September amid escalating job worries, falling to the lowest point since February.
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Americans' view of the economy turned grimmer in September amid escalating job worries, falling to the lowest point since February.
Federal officials have issued more subpoenas about the stalled Xanadu retail and entertainment project in New Jersey's Meadowlands.
More than 80% of the business at the bridge is E-ZPass and the approach roads are relatively simple.
The tax was reinstated to help close the state's budget deficit.
The layoffs could go into effect as early as this November.
From moisturizers to mascaras, it's a $20 billion a year business. But how do you ever know which beauty products really work? CBSNewYork.com has Allure magazine's list of recent winners.
The buyout, funded mostly with debt, will also give Southwest a bigger slice of the market in cities like Boston and New York, where it has been expanding.
It's a story of turning of turning wipeouts into liquid assets, and helping the environment at the same time.
An NYC lawsuit by The Litwin Foundation Inc. accused the SEC of blowing "countless opportunities" to stop Bernie Madoff over a 16-year period.
Gamers and members of New York-Tokyo united Thursday night at Fat Buddha in the East Village for an exclusive first look at the action-packed next chapter in the popular Samurai Warrior series, Samurai Warrior 3, for the Nintendo Wii.
Talk about picking up some new friend requests.
As many as 17 million Americans, most of them women, have been diagnosed with shopping addiction. Now, addiction experts say there's an alarming new trend: teenage shopaholics, provoked in part by the internet.
Gov. David Paterson said plans are in the works to eliminate 2,000 jobs.
The founder of Facebook is set to friend an entire New Jersey school district. The young billionaire is giving away $100 million of his fortune to help the less fortunate.
Comments from Verizon Communications Inc. CEO Ivan Seidenberg leave little room for the possibility of a Verizon version of the iPhone in the near future.
