New York
Furthering Its Goal to Get Physical, Amazon to Open West Coast Pop-Up Shops
The ecommerce powerhouse says will open pop-up kiosks in San Francisco and Sacramento, just in time for the holiday shopping season.
YouTube to Open Free Production Facility for NYC-Based Creators
YouTube Space New York follows similar facilities in London, Los Angeles and Tokyo.
New Yorkers Can Now Park Their Websites at .nyc
New York is the first U.S. city to receive its own domain name, and more are likely to follow.T
Which Is a Better City for Startups, San Francisco or New York City?
Entrepreneurs, investors and executives weigh in.
Women Entrepreneurs Take the Stage During New York's Jazz Age
These trailblazing business owners have much to teach their contemporary counterparts about taking risks and acting independently.
Look Out, Uber: A Ride-Sharing Service in NYC Is Peddling $10 Flat Rates
Ride-hailing app Gett announces a promotion where every ride in Manhattan is $10 for the rest of 2014. Flat fare. Any time.
Ride-Sharing Startup Lyft Is Coming to NYC (Yes, For Real This Time)
After its first launch was held up by New York State Supreme Court, the San Francisco-based company is set to hit the streets in the Big Apple starting tonight.
Lyft's NYC Launch Party Goes Off Without a Hitch. The Launch? Not So Much.
Lyft's New York City launch party became a pre-launch party in a matter of hours as New York State's attorney general slammed the breaks on the ridesharing app.
The Hot 30 Movers and Shakers of New York City's Startup Scene
There's so much more to tech events in New York City than business cards and enlightening panels.
The Median Income of an Uber Driver in NYC Is Nearly $100,000
Uber published some staggering figures on its company blog about how much money its drivers make.
12 Restaurants Capitalizing on the Anti-Fast Food Revolution
It takes creativity to engineer a menu of fresh ingredients and healthy dishes – and then use that as the base of a successful business. Here are nutritious concepts transforming the fast-casual kitchen.
Airbnb Wins in New York, For Now
A New York State Supreme Court judge threw out the subpoena requesting Airbnb user records.
Hottest of the Hot: The Most Exciting Trends in Innovation Right Now
At the launch of Tribeca Film Festival's Innovation Week, a panel of leaders in NYC talked about what excites them most right now. Answers ranged from a crowdfunded virtual reality headset to a new way to think about our own identities.
Why Dairy Queen Is Finally Opening Up in Manhattan
Dairy Queen is taking on the challenge of opening a franchise in the heart of New York City, with plans to open 35 to 50 more restaurants in the area.
At Regulatory Hearing, Prosecutors Admit Bitcoin Is a Technological Breakthrough
While calling for tighter regulation of Bitcoin businesses and new law enforcement tools to aid in policing these operations, two prosecutors admitted that Bitcoin has valuable 'intrinsic qualities.'