Among leaders gathering in Davos, the talk seems to be have shifted away from doomsday forecasts of an imminent euro collapse, reports Jack Ewing of The New York Times. Instead, the debate is focusing on the best way for the euro zone to weather an eco... »
Currently volume declines are the result of the recent recession affecting change at many postal facilities, the economic slowdown and the shifting of communications to digital alternatives, has more people paying bills and transacting business... »
Various Park Slope institutions crumbling under the weight of fiscal woes have closed in the last month, potentially altering the neighborhood landscape. »
Taken by Elias Williams. »
From Crains:As more projects were quietly restarted across the city last month, the number of stalled construction sites fell 8% from year-earlier levels to an average of 638, according to a recent New York Building Congress analysis released Wednesday... »
Taken November 29, 2011. »
It’s not hard to guess Bernard McClain had something to do with the performing arts. He is tall, standing at 6 foot 2. He speaks with a resonating voice and moves elegantly along the corridor of the Bed-Stuy apartment where he lives with his wife and t... »
Tax collections in state treasuries grew for a seventh-straight quarter and are now greater than tax collections before the recession, according to a report. Even with the increase, a slowdown in growth will make a full recovery difficult, said the rep... »
