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Due to enormous budget problems, the M.T.A. is killing the W and Z lines, halving stops on the G and M, laying off 1,500 workers and reducing the number of trains. Without a government bailout, it will get worse. With action...
On Nov. 11, Scott Heiferman looked small standing in front of the glowing, 11-foot-high video walls in the lobby of Barry Diller’s glittering, $100 million InterActiveCorp building on West 18th Street. “There’s a great...
Organizers announced today that Internet Week New York will take place from June 1 to June 8 next year. This will be the second year for the event and, in 2009, the Metropolitan Pavilion in Chelsea will serve as the official...
The head of the Citizens Budget Commission, Carol Kellerman, draws a comparison between Michael Bloomberg's use of $2 billion set aside to pay for future health-care costs and draining a trust fund. “He’s using it in the short...
WASHINGTON -- Performance-based pay is a road many teachers don't want to travel. But the newly elected president of one of the country's largest teachers unions says that in her experience, school-wide bonuses work.
By Joan Gralla NEW YORK, Nov 17 (Reuters) - New York Stock Exchange member firms wracked up their biggest losses in 30 years in the 12 months ended Sept. 30, 2008, a City Council report said on Monday. 'In the 30 years that...
