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A look at how New York City businesses are getting back on their feet after the devastating impact of Hurricane Sandy.

We recap our special report on the entrepreneurial scene in the U.S, from New York and Houston to Boise and Baton Rouge, five years since the financial crisis.

Insider tips on how to visit in the big city for business, and maybe even enjoy yourself along the way.

After a contentious back and forth, the Gotham City is on the verge of passing legislation mandating paid time off for employees that are not healthy.

Since 2011, a competitive fellowship program has been providing early-stage startup founders in New York City with the contacts and knowledge they need to succeed.

Jack Dorsey wants to run the Gotham City. Whether or not you want to take on politics in your own career, here are three lessons any entrepreneur can learn from the Twitter co-founder, who has been called the "intellectual successor" to Steve Jobs.

The executive director of NY Tech Meetup talks about what the audience can expect at the city's influential monthly tech event.

In the years since the financial crisis, New York has become a startup magnet. Here's a look ata diverse mix of Gotham entrepreneurs.

Decoded Fashion's hackathon builds technology to change the way designers create clothes and consumers purchase them.

Five years since the financial meltdown, we look at New York City's blossoming startup scene.

A timeline of the life of Edward Koch, former mayor of New York, who passed away today in New York.

A startup incubator in The New York Times Co.'s Manhattan headquarters will nurture companies that are rethinking the future of media.

The hurricane devastated homes and businesses on the East Coast this week. Some smallbusinesses rode out the storm; others weren't so lucky. Here's a look.

From local businesses to tech startups, a look at the creative ways some owners are keeping their businesses ticking along.

We interview the CEO of a mobile gaming startup that helps urbanites get to know their cities better.

New York is claiming ever more tech cred these days. Steven Rosenbaum, the city's first Entrepreneur at Large, discusses the Big Apple and the burgeoning idea of curation.

Greg Carafello was at his flagship location on Sept. 11. He escaped after the second plane hit. Not only did he lose his main branch, but also his best friend.

New York recently beat out rival Boston for the number two spot for venture capital accumulation. Here's what makes the Big Apple more appealing.

'Cake Boss' Buddy Valastro of Carlo's Bakery shows why his business is a success. No matter how weird the request, his customers are always right.

From humble roots, Rubie's Costume Co., has grown into a global enterprise while staying family-owned -- thanks to ghosts, goblins and Lady Gaga.

Entrepreneur Jen Bekman envisions--and is creating--a world that puts art in reach of the masses.