Business stories in New York

A suspected drunk driver turned an outing for diners in Northern California into a nightmare when a truck plowed through a restaurant in the middle of the day in a terrifying moment caught on video.

The Bronx Chamber of Commerce hosted its 2026 Annual Gala at the Marina Del Rey venue in Throggs Neck on Sep. 17. The Chamber's premier annual event draws more than 600 business executives, elected officials, entrepreneurs, nonprofit leaders and community partners for an evening of networking and ce

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Frontier Airlines reported a 71% jump in airfare in the company’s third quarter as the U.S.’s largest budget airline tried to offset rising jet fuel prices.

Berlin Brewing, a family-owned craft brewery on White Horse Pike in Camden County, will close, owners Eddie and Michele Secrest announced on the business website and Facebook page.

Leslie Gordon, CEO of Food Bank for New York City, has been named an Out100 honoree for her leadership and fight against hunger.

A group led by billionaire Nelson Peltz is making a play for Wendy’s that would make it a private company.

Home sales in six Southern California counties have dropped 33% below the average annual pace since 2005, marking a significant downturn. This decline is being compared to the levels seen during the Great Recession, raising concerns about the housing market's stability.

Markets expect the central bank to hold rates steady for now.

It was reported last month that streaming prices rose three time as much as inflation.

A former restaurant manager from has been sentenced to jail after he previously admitted assaulting teen workers and giving them alcohol and drugs in Pennsylvania, authorities said.Richard Brooks, 33, of Freehold, has been sentenced to 11.5 to 23 months in county jail, the Buck’s County District Att

A Morris County couple has reopened the Historic Schooley’s Mountain General Store, ending an 18-month closure of the business, one of New Jersey’s oldest general stores and post office.

A state investigation revealed that Dollar General stores in New York were frequently overcharging customers. In response, Attorney General Letitia James announced a settlement aimed at preventing these pricing errors, coinciding with a federal lawsuit on similar grounds.

Rallye Motor Company presented a $4,000 check to the NY Cancer Foundation at Rallye Lexus' annual bake sale. The Bake Sale Fundraiser was held on Thursday, Oct. 22, and Friday, Oct. 23, to support the foundation, which provides financial and transportation grants to eligible cancer patients living

A new venue combining live music, dining and cocktails is expected to open in November on North Broad Street in Ridgewood.

Stoops NYC, founded by Chris Kuilan, aims to reshape the cannabis industry in New York by transitioning from the legacy market to a legal framework. Opened in June 2024, the store reflects a community-centric approach, reminiscent of the social atmosphere of New York stoops.

New Jersey has partnered with the FTC and 19 other states to sue Dollar General for allegedly overcharging customers at checkout. The lawsuit claims the retailer's pricing discrepancies have cost shoppers millions, particularly affecting low-income consumers.

Fire trucks rolled down Middle Neck Road as firefighters and community members gathered to celebrate 125 years of service by the Great Neck Alert Fire Company, honoring generations of volunteers who have answered the call to protect their neighbors. The parade kicked off at 1 p.m. Oct. 18 at the in

Dollar stores have become the go-to stop for people from all economic backgrounds as they grapple with the current economy.

Saurabh Abrol, founder and CEO of Le Malt Hospitality Group, said he is on track to open three new Mexican restaurants in New Jersey by fall 2027.

Wiz Khalifa's cannabis brand, Khalifa Kush, is set to debut in New York, offering its popular strains at 36 dispensaries statewide. The launch comes in response to high demand from fans and patients in the region.

Anthropic's IPO filing reveals significant risks associated with its AI technology, including potential threats to humanity. The company emphasizes its commitment to harnessing AI for good while acknowledging the dangers posed by rapid advancements.

Royalty Pet Grooming opened at 109 C Main St. in Port Washington on Oct. 7, bringing a personalized approach to pet care to a community owner Rachel DeMartin said has embraced her business and its mission to make grooming a less stressful experience for dogs. DeMartin, who has more than 12 years of

The Pentagon, on Sept. 24, awarded Fluor Marine Propulsion LLC, Arlington, Virginia, $2.4 billion for Naval Nuclear Propulsion work at the Naval Nuclear Laboratory.

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A remodeled Wendy’s restaurant in Monmouth County is set to celebrate its grand reopening with a giveaway offering the first 100 customers free food for one year.

Broadway attracts tourists from around the world, with international visitors often drawn to recognizable titles like Aladdin and The Lion King. Domestic tourists, however, tend to favor shows like MJ and Chicago, reflecting different cultural connections and preferences.

A recent report highlights significant job and business growth in southeast Queens neighborhoods, with a 14.3% increase in private-sector jobs and a 16.2% rise in businesses over the past decade. However, the area also experienced a notable population decline of 10.9%, raising concerns about the sustainability of this economic growth.

Microsoft has offered 60,000 employees, or about 27% of its global workforce, voluntary buyouts as the software giant spends heavily on artificial intelligence.

After years of meals, memories and friendships, a Cape May County restaurant is preparing to close Sunday, Nov. 1.