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New York City Dermatologist Who Pioneered Subway Advertising Has Shuttered His Practice
Garish ads starring Dr. Jonathan Zizmor offering acne anecdotes, laser peels and tattoo removal procedures will be no more.
What Businesses in NYC Need to Know About Discrimination Against Transgender Workers
The city recently released updated guidelines on what actions are considered discrimination.
Employees Accidentally Trash $5 Million in Diamonds at Fifth Avenue Jewelry Store
The precious stones then ended up in the hands of a security guard, who then tried to make a buck, police allege.
National Restaurant Association Sues New York City Over Sodium Warnings on Menus
The new rule applies to restaurants with more than 15 locations nationwide and concession stands at some movie theaters and sports stadiums.
How My Success Story Is a Tale of Two Cities
From a humble beginning in Sioux Falls to the big time in New York City, I never forgot who I was.
Scents and the City: Meet the Woman Who Captures Neighborhoods Through Smell
New York's urban jungle inspires a global fragrance empire.
Taxi Owners, Lenders Sue New York City Over Uber
The lawsuit accuses the city of allowing Uber to violate taxi drivers' privileges and destroy their livelihoods.
Why This Famous Millionaire Real Estate Broker Karate-Kicks Before a Big Meeting (and Thinks You Should, Too)
Fredrik Eklund of 'Million Dollar Listing New York' on the importance of staying 100 percent true to yourself in business, without coming off like a freak.
Watch This Jetpack-Wearing Entrepreneur Rocket Past the Statue of Liberty (VIDEO)
David Mayman realized the ultimate boyhood dream this week, high above the Hudson River.
Uber Competitor to Give Customers Up to $100 in Trip Credit for Surge Pricing
Gett, the ridesharing underdog, is going after its larger competitors in the war to win the prized New York City market.
Those Calorie Counts on Fast-Food Menus? They Aren't Working.
Six years after New York City's mandate that calories be listed at chain restaurants, researchers have found that these labels, on their own, do not reduce the overall number of calories ordered.
Uber Is Eating Up Taxi Rides in New York City
But the Big Apple isn't the only area that is undergoing this kind of transportation change.
Here's Why JetBlue Wanted New Yorkers to Steal Its Outdoor Posters
'Only a real New Yorker can pull this off,' the airline teased on bus-shelter ads across the city.
New York City's Styrofoam Ban Overturned
Restaurants are now once again free to use foam cups and takeaway containers.
The Pope's Visit Could Delay New iPhone Deliveries in New York
The arrival of Pope Francis in the Big Apple could put a damper on the other big Apple's iPhone 6S and iPhone 6S Plus launch.