NYC Honors Super Bowl Champion Giants With Ticker-Tape Parade
With the Vince Lombardi Trophy held high, Eli Manning passed by thousands of cheering Giants fans eager to get a glimpse of a piece of Super Bowl history.
For Scalpers Super Bowl Means Big Business
Think scalping won’t be a problem at this year’s Super bowl? Think again. In spite of secondary ticket sales sources like StubHub and TicketsNow, scalping is still an issue.
Authorities: Staples Cashier Bilked Customers Out Of $180,000
A cashier at a Westchester Staples is being accused of selling stolen credit card information in a scam that bilked 50 customers out of more than $180,000.
Lack Of Winter Is Hurting Some Local Businesses
While many people around the tri-state area have welcomed the warm air this winter some are saying that it has hurt their bottom line.
Conservationists Are Howling Over Liam Neeson’s Latest Movie ‘The Grey’
Local conservationists are taking on the number one movie in the nation. “The Grey” shows actor Liam Neeson struggling for survival against a pack of wolves.
Nanuet Mall Closes For Redevelopment
For shoppers in Rockland County, today marks the official end of an era as the Nanuet Mall closed its doors for redevelopment.
Improvements Considered For LaGuardia, Kennedy Airports
The agency that owns the New York City area’s major airports says it is considering improvements to terminals at LaGuardia and Newark Liberty.
Giants In The Super Bowl Means Tattoos For Some
One Long Island businessman says people have been calling non-stop for New York Giants tattoos.
Donald Trump Considers Building Private Cemetery In New Jersey
Donald Trump is considering spending eternity next to his golf club in northern New Jersey.
NY Lawmakers To Consider Raising Minimum Wage To $8.50 An Hour
Minimum wage workers haven’t seen a pay increase in three years. That could soon change, since State Assembly Speaker Sheldon Silver reportedly plans to introduce a bill today, raising the state’s minimum wage from $7.25 an hour to $8.50.
Credit Deadline Approaching For Connecticut Utility Customers Who Lost Power In October Storm
Customers of Connecticut Light & Power, the state’s largest electric utility, are running out of time to apply for a credit to help compensate them for lengthy power outages following the freak October snowstorm.
L.I. BBQ Joint Will Pay For Your Super Bowl Party If Giants Win
The Giants take on the Patriots in Indianapolis next weekend for Super Bowl XLVI and there is a party promotion on Long Island that is almost too good to be true.
Resumes Are So Last Decade
New York is taking on Silicon Valley and if you’re looking for a job, especially in the high-tech field, the traditional resume might not be enough to get you in the door.
NYC Revises 2011 Tourism Number… Upwards!
Mayor Michael Bloomberg and NYC & Company CEO George Fertitta had projected a record 50.2 million visitors to New York City in 2011. But it turns out another 300,000 showed up at the end of the year.
Sean Landeta Celebrates Giants’ First Super Bowl Win; Mangano Lauds Economic Boost
Former New York Giants punter Sean Landeta wears two Super Bowl rings and he knows how tough it is to get one.
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Now that’s rich! While some may still be pinching pennies here are some people where the words “economic crisis” don’t seem to apply. These are the 10 richest people in the world, according to Forbes.
PHOTOS: Pop-Tarts World In Times Square
A store honoring the toaster treat is opening Tuesday on 42nd Street between Sixth Avenue and Broadway.
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