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Why Dairy Queen Is Finally Opening Up in Manhattan
Dairy Queen is taking on the challenge of opening a franchise in the heart of New York City, with plans to open 35 to 50 more restaurants in the area.
At Regulatory Hearing, Prosecutors Admit Bitcoin Is a Technological Breakthrough
While calling for tighter regulation of Bitcoin businesses and new law enforcement tools to aid in policing these operations, two prosecutors admitted that Bitcoin has valuable 'intrinsic qualities.'
Social Innovation Reigns at This New York City Incubator
To get a sense of what it's like starting a socially-conscious startup, we reached out to three founders based at New York City's Center for Social Innovation.
Airbnb Renters Open Their Homes to the Enemy: NY Mayor Bill de Blasio
Airbnb is embroiled in a legal battle in New York City, where short-term rental laws forbid its business. In a new video, Airbnb hosts give the city's incoming mayor a unique offer.
This Australian Company Now Owns All of the World Trade Center's Retail Space
Westfield Group will now be the sole owner of retail space at the World Trade Center in New York City. Meanwhile, other foreign investors are snapping up the city's residential properties.
Styrofoam Maker Offers to Cover NYC's Recycling Bill
As the New York City Council's decision on the Styrofoam ban nears, Dart Container has offered an alternate solution.
What New York City's New Mayor Bill de Blasio Will Do for Entrepreneurs
A look at the policy changes Bill de Blasio pledged during his campaign that are geared toward small-business owners and entrepreneurs in New York City.
FOX's 'Sleepy Hollow' TV Show Is Scary Good for Local Businesses
The New York town that bears the same name is enjoying a solid tourism boost this Halloween thanks to the hit show.
Analyst: Top Exec's Departure a Sign Amazon Has 'Choked' in Book Publishing
Amazon made noise when it launched its New York publishing operation but has failed to land the next big thing in publishing.
Will Businesses Be Protected If Superstorms Like Sandy Strike Again?
Hard-hit cities have rolled out all sorts of business-recovery programs. We spoke with some of their mayors and small-business officials to get a peek at the details.
A Year After Sandy, Business Owners Living a New Normal
Hurricane Sandy brought devastation to businesses in New York and New Jersey, in the process teaching business owners some valuable lessons. It even sparked a new startup.
Step Aside, San Francisco: New York-Based Companies Expected to Steal the IPO Show
As investor appetite improves and the Big Apple's tech scene continues to mature, analysts expect New York City to become a hub of tech IPO activity in coming years.
How 'Nightmare' Producer Tim Haskell Turned NYC's First Haunted House Into a Year-Round Business
Tim Haskell has transformed the first haunted house in New York City into a mix of theatre, audience participation and scares that won't stop evolving.
Bloomberg Says London, Not Silicon Valley, Is New York City's Top Tech Competitor
In the battle to reign supreme in the tech sector, the mayor of New York City says London is the city to watch.
New York Cracks Down on Companies That Buy Fake Online Reviews
Nearly 20 small businesses fined $350,000 for engaging in the deceptive practice on sites such as Yelp and Google Local.