CareCube COVID Test Centers Hit With $10m Class-Action Suit

The company has performed more than 72,000 tests since March 2021, the article noted.

Hundreds Turned To Street Vending After Losing Their Jobs. Now, They Face $1,000 Fines.

The two plain clothes agents who fined Lucio did not speak Spanish and Lucio, much like his fellow street vendors, does not speak English.

Piles Of PPE Left To Rot Outside State-Run Queens Nursing Home

“This is more evidence that we need another oversight hearing as soon as possible to continue our investigation of state-run nursing homes."

Single Mom Wins Aquiline Drones’ Flight to the Future Contest

Woman’s Dream To Become A Drone Pilot Selected From More Than 100 Essay Entries

Tobacco Company Philip Morris International Moving Corporate Headquarters From New York To Connecticut

The company says the move will bring about 200 new jobs to the state.

De Blasio On Amazon Prime Day: Shop Local Instead

Mayor Bill de Blasio, before unveiling a new small business "Quick Start" program, encouraged New Yorkers to not give Amazon more money.

Slow Rebound Of Construction Jobs Threatens NYC Post-Pandemic Rebuild

New York City’s building sector remains 25,000 jobs below its pre-coronavirus peak.

Pop-Up Commonpoint Closet Shop In Queens Helping Those In Need Dress For That Big Interview

A nonprofit in Queens is showing CBS2's Jenna DeAngelis how they're helping people get ready for work for free.

Vinyl Lovers Flock To NYC Shops For Record Store Day

Record Store Day is the biggest day of the year in vinyl, but it had been on hold because of the pandemic.

The Chinatown Businessman Who Confronted De Blasio Owes Nearly $1 Million In Unpaid Wages

A group of busboys, waiters, and service staff are accusing Mock and three business partners of evading nearly $1 million in back pay.

Ride-Share Companies Uber And Lyft Jacking Up Prices In NYC — And Experts Say It May Get Worse Before It Gets Better

Star Smith was taking Uber daily to go to work in Harlem, but she deleted the app last month after her commute more than doubled in cost.

Photos: See NYC Emerge From The COVID Lockdown

Life in NYC is captured slowly returning to a kind of normal.

Gift Cards, Prizes Up For Grabs For NYers Who Shop Local: Mayor

A new 30-day challenge asks New Yorkers to send in photos shopping at their local small businesses for the chance to win prizes.

Jobs Making A Careful Comeback As NYC Reopens

“As opposed to the lackluster national job growth in April, New York City had a third consecutive month of a relatively strong rebound.”

Shuttered Subway Shops Show Manhattan's Lagging Recovery Amid ‘Terrible' Losses

“Business is down 20% in Queens, but in Manhattan, we’re down 40%,” shop owner Darren Wernick told THE CITY. “It’s like a ghost town.”

Global Insurance Symposium Announces Event Headliners

Industry leaders will gather virtually and in-person from June 28-30, 2021.

NY Daily News Taken Over By Hedge Fund In Massive Newspaper Deal

Daily News journalists had lobbied against the deal given hedge fund Alden Global's reputation for slashing newsrooms, according to reports.

Google To Open First Retail Store In New York City, Company Says

The Google Store will open at 15th Street and 9th Avenue in Chelsea this summer, according to the tech giant.

Brooklyn Restaurant Renaissance Is Cooking, Poised To Overtake Manhattan As City's Food Capital

Residential neighborhoods are proving particularly attractive locations, such as Carroll Gardens, Cobble Hill, and Red Hook.

PRSA-NY Announces Juneteenth Summit to Drive DEI Forward in PR

Omnicom Chief Equity & Impact Officer Emily Graham to Kick-off the Keynote for the Two Day Summit, June 16-17, 2021

The Chinatown Businessman Who Confronted De Blasio Owes Nearly $1 Million In Unpaid Wages

Mock had gone viral on Twitter, confronting Mayor Bill de Blasio for turning his back on Chinatown.

Signs Of Optimism As NYC Sees Rise In Tourism, Bit By Bit

The tourists that disappeared at the height of the pandemic are slowly returning.

Times Square Business Owners Worry Surge In Gun Violence May Impact Tourism

Last month, the NYPD unveiled a new unit that will patrol the Crossroads of the World to help as the city moves to fully reopen.

NY Weekly Unemployment Claims Down 85% From Last Year: Study

Jobless claims in New York also had the fourth-biggest decrease nationwide since the start of 2020, according to WalletHub study.

New York's Plastic Bag Ban Yields No Fines For Grocers Six Months In

John Catsimatidis, who owns Gristedes, declined to comment.

Bank Shot: Financial Giants' Return To Manhattan Gives Smaller Businesses Hope

Goldman Sachs on Tuesday told employees that it expects them back at its Battery Park headquarters by mid-June.

NYC To Tourists: Give Us A Shot And We’ll Give You A COVID Shot

Mayor Bill de Blasio said offering tourists coronavirus vaccine — which requires state approval — shows the city will “go the extra mile.”

Road To Reopening: Goldman Sachs Employees Expected To Return To Lower Manhattan Offices In June

In a memo to the staff, the CEO says the firm will be one of the first major banks on Wall Street to bring back a large number of workers.

Brooklyn Oil Workers Hope Strike Puts Heat On Billionaire Boss Catsimatidis

The strikers, who note Catsimatidis has declared his intention to enlist some “replacement” workers, have manned the picket line ever since.

Did You Stop Receiving Your Unemployment Benefits? Here's What The Issue Might Be

While jobs are on the rise, last month the unemployment rate in New York City was 11.2%, more than twice the pre-pandemic rate.

Controversial Indian Point Nuclear Plant Near NYC Shuts Down

Indian Point will stop producing nuclear power Friday.

Sen. Schumer Urges Restaurant Owners To Apply For Soon-To-Launch Federal Relief Program

“Our purpose here is to tell the restaurants of New York, ‘Get ready, help is on the way,'” Schumer said at Crave Fishbar in Midtown.

NYC To Big Oil: We'll See You In Court Over Climate Change

Mayor Bill de Blasio said the city will file a consumer protection suit against oil companies that downplayed their role in climate change.

NYC Invests $30M Into Tourism Campaign To Spur Travel Recovery

The campaign — NYC Reawakens — run by NYC & Company launches in June and is the largest tourism campaign in the city's history.

New York City Jobs Jump Trails Nation As Wary Tourists Wait In The Wings

The city gained 16,000 jobs in March — the largest increase since August, the state Labor Department reported Thursday.

Most Minority-Owned NYC Businesses On Brink Of Collapse: Survey

About 90 percent of minority small business owners surveyed said they expect to close in the next six months without financial relief.

Petition Started To Save Beloved Supermarket That Serves Brooklyn's Crown Heights And Prospect Lefferts Gardens

The property owner argues its lease expired and a new supermarket will go in its place.

NYC's Billionaires Have Amassed Fortunes During Pandemic: Forbes

NYC's richest man could have paid 350,000 New Yorkers a minimum wage salary for a year just from the increase in his wealth.

Zoom Backgrounds Hide Unusual Work From Home Set Ups Of NYers

A home office is a suburban dream - a survey found New Yorkers are working in some unconventional spaces.

How The Pandemic Is Speeding Up Job Automation For Struggling New Yorkers

“I didn’t see a path to recovery or to the level the industry has been,” said Vogetta, 24, of Bedford-Stuyvesant, Brooklyn.

Valor™ CEO Rick Niemi On Compounded Prescriptions

CEO Views collaborated with Rick Niemi, Valor Compounding Pharmacy’s CEO, on a piece for the Objective of Compounded Prescriptions