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Uber Moves Backward In Its IPO

Shares of the ridesharing juggernaut moved lower following its debut. Now the focus turns to the company's business prospects.

4 Children, 2 Adults Killed In Harlem Apartment Fire

A family of six died in an apartment fire at Harlem, according to a New York City Fire Department spokesperson.

Leaders Cannot Rely On Big Data Alone

Dustin York, Director of Undergraduate and Graduate Communication at Maryville University, says that leaders should look beyond algorithms for decision making.

Lord & Taylor Possibly For Sale? Hudson’s Bay Looks For ‘Strategic Alternatives’ For The Brand

Hudson's Bay is looking to sell or merge Lord & Taylor as it looks for "strategic alternatives" for the brand that will allow the company to focus on its "greatest opportunities."

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Old Brands Set The Stage For New Growth At Mattel

The toy company's turnaround continues to take shape with the help of its iconic brands.

Man Rapes 88-Year-Old Neighbor, Father Helps Police Catch Him

Selwyn Worrell, 24, of Brooklyn, New York, is accused of attacking and raping his elderly neighbor, whom he has known for 20 years.

Snap's Turnaround Efforts Are Finally Paying Off

Snapchat's efforts to squeeze out more revenues per user with more ads and features are working.

Amal Clooney Spotted In New York Wearing White Sheath Dress And Jacket

Amal Clooney asked for justice at the United Nations Security Council meeting in New York City.

Solar Energy 2019: Will This Be A Record Year For The Industry?

Solar stocks are crushing the market this year, and the gains may just be starting.

Man Arrested At New York's St. Patrick's Cathedral With Gasoline, Lighter Fluid, Lighters

In the wake of the fire at Notre Dame, a man was arrested Wednesday at St. Patrick's Cathedral with lighters, gasoline, and lighter fluid.

Measles Outbreak 2019: Parents File Lawsuit To Block Mandatory Vaccinations Order From Bill de Blasio And New York City Department Of Health

After Mayor Bill de Blasio declared a health emergency for Brooklyn, New York over the measles outbreak, parents have decided to sue the city to block mandatory vaccinations.

Spirit Airlines Reduces Q1 Guidance -- But Still Expects Stellar Growth

Unit revenue came in slightly lower than expected last quarter, but Spirit is still on track to report that EPS nearly doubled compared to the first quarter of 2018.

Man Masturbating On Subway Caught On Camera By NYPD Sergeant’s Daughter

As discreetly as possible Kristen Vasquez took a video of the man staring ahead on the subway as he pleasured himself.

Measles Outbreak 2019: Yeshivas In New York Threatened With Closure, Mayor De Blasio Declares Health Emergency

In its continued efforts to curb the measles outbreak, the New York City Department of Health threatens to close yeshivas in Brooklyn and Mayor de Blasio declares a health emergency.

Doctor Accused Of Kidnapping, Starving Pregnant Mistress To Kill Unborn Baby

While Vignendra Ariyarajah was enjoying a skiing vacation with his wife in Montana, the pair hired by him kept his mistress locked up in her house and starved her.

Michael Avenatti Name-drops Trump, R. Kelly In $20M Nike Extortion

Lawyer Michael Avenatti, a fierce Trump critic, has been arrested in New York City and faces criminal charges in California, all on the same day.

Man Shot In The Leg At New York Subway Station

An unidentified male was shot in Queens at a subway station on Friday.

Disney Will Close On Fox March 20: What's Next?

The entertainment giant still has a lot of work to do after it closes the acquisition.

New York City Faces Bankruptcy For The First Time In 40 Years

New York City is close to going broke.

JetBlue, Alaska Airlines Reduce Q1 Guidance

These two airlines made big cuts to their first-quarter unit revenue forecasts on Tuesday.

One-Year-Old Left Alone On Subway Train By Caretaker, Rides Over 60 Blocks

A one-year-old rode the train in New York City alone from 96th street to Penn Station after his nanny suffered a "medical episode."

4 Things ONEOK Wants You to Know About the Future

The pipeline giant sees big things ahead.

New York Private School Accused Of Not Handling Diversity After Student's Racial Slurs

A student at a private school in New York is accused of using a number of racial slurs aimed at fellow students.

Where Did Donald Trump Go To School? Cohen Tells Committee Trump Didn't Want Grades Released

Michael Cohen said he "wrote [letters] at Mr. Trump's direction that threatened his high school, colleges and college board not to release his grades or S.A.T. scores."

Cuomo Slams Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez For Failed Amazon HQ In New York

New York Gov. Andrew Cuomo claims the outsized influence of Rep. Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez was a key factor in New York City's refusal to be the location of Amazon's new HQ2.