This is The Gatekeepers, in which Eater roams the city meeting the fine ladies and gentlemen that stand between you and some of New York's hottest tables. [Krieger, 01/11/12] Master Sommelier Laura Maniec spent ten years working with Steve Hanson's... »
The City of Buffalo's former director of management information systems, who retired from his post last month, has landed a job with a software and technology firm. Raj Mehta now works as a project manager for Algonquin Studios, which has offices in Bu... »
The TouchPad tablet from Hewlett-Packard was one of the most closely watched new gadgets of 2011 - and quickly turned out to be the year's biggest flop, reports Brian X. Chen in Monday's New York Times. Analysts point to several factors, but some peopl... »
According to an analysis done by the New York Daily News, the paper found that the R train is the main connector where VC firms and many of NY startups can be found aka NY’s “Silicon Subway.” According to data provided by to the paper by CB Insights, ... »
When it comes to my blog, no matter what hardships faced while running and maintaining the content, I am always grateful for the opportunities I come across and the great people I meet throughout its course. For an entire year and a half, I have follow... »
Today's fourth quarter fiscal report will be Hewlett-Packard's first earnings announcement with new CEO Meg Whitman. »
Shen Tong, a former Chinese democracy activist turned successful financial businessman, has left his NY software firm, VFinity, to join the protestors at Occupy Wall Street. Shen, who helped lead the Tiananmen Square protests in China, has much respons... »
NEW YORK (TheStreet) -- Allegations of labor abuse at Apple's supplier factories in China aren't enough to keep readers of TheStreet from buying a new iPhone or iPad. According to a recent poll, 78% of readers say reports that Apple suppliers like Foxc... »
