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NEWS

After 88 years, the venerable NYC wine shop Sherry-Lehmann may close.

As its free-spending corporate clientele continue to avoid Midtown Manhattan, Sherry-Lehmann, the upscale wine shop that has long established a reputation as New York City’s preeminent booze merchant, is in danger of closing its doors, The Post has learned. The 88-year-old landmark, which once counted

ARTIST SPOTLIGHTS

Versatile Artist Shares Her Talents In New York

Coming from over to New York and in the process of planting your own flag is never an easy task. Kui-Fang Tseng has stepped into the entertainment circuit and seems at home with all its facets. In her native Taiwan, she was an actor, singer,

NEWS

Dollar Tree Inflation Is Only The Beginning

The announcement that Dollar Tree is raising its prices to $1.25 might seem like old news, but this is only the beginning. “This decision is permanent and is not a reaction to short-term or transitory market conditions,” says the retail brand. Dollar Tree is also

TRAVEL

5 Popular AAPI Restaurants Across the U.S. You Have To Try

Across the country, people are celebrating American Asian Pacific Islander Month by embracing their local communities, the local businesses and, most important, their restaurants. Eateries that have been started by members of the AAPI community have made an impact on their local communities and cities;

INSPIRE

5 Entrepreneurs Offer Wise Words On How To Support Black Businesses

Last year, when the world was on lockdown and people were gathering in the streets to protest the murders of Breonna Taylor and George Floyd, we witnessed the positive change a community can bring. Sparked by the increasing power of the Black Lives Matter movement,

SOCIETY

“It’s Better To Buy Than Compete,” Says Zuckerberg: Lawsuit Update

Since 2019, New York Attorney General Leticia James has been investigating Facebook under claims the company unlawfully used its marketing power to monopolize the social media industry. According to her statement, she was looking into whether Facebook “endangered consumer data, reduced the quality of consumer’s

SOCIETY

Small Businesses In New York Are Not Having A Merry Christmas

Christmas is the time of year where everyone scrambles from store to store, trying to find the best holiday deals they can. But in New York, this means something extra special. The Christmas tree in Rockefeller Center is one of the most popular tourist attractions

GROW

9 Best Business Schools In New York

When people think of New York, they immediately think of Times Square or Rockefeller Center. They think of the busy tourist attractions and the fast-paced lifestyle that is glamorized in the media. But, New York is also known for having some of the best colleges

FINANCE

What Does Brooks Brothers’ Bankruptcy Mean For Its Future?

On July 8, 2020 Brooks Brothers, the oldest apparel brand in the United States, filed for bankruptcy. This men’s clothing brand based in New York has been around since 1818. Potential buyers are reportedly preparing for a possible bidding war for the company. Time is

TRAVEL

Cool Ideas Emerge from New York’s COVID-19 Constraints

With bars, restaurants, stores, offices, and life as we knew it coming to an abrupt halt, some of us have had a lot of newfound time to think. Beyond traipsing down memory lane and pondering if we’ll ever get to enjoy anything resembling our previous

ARTIST SPOTLIGHTS

Jiayi Zhu, The New York Artist Redefining Chinese Art

Innovation comes in many forms. Meet the creative minds inspiring others through art. Chinese-born and New York City-based illustrator Jiayi Zhu is a very talented and young artist with many projects on her horizon. Her Chinese culture plays a large part in her work. We

INSPIRE

Is Macaulay Culkin Now A CEO?

When you think about the best Christmas movies to watch around the holidays, Home Alone and Home Alone 2: Lost in New York always come to mind. For nearly 30 years, television repeats have made these two films a household tradition. But you’re probably wondering,

GROW

5 Best Cities To Start Up Your Business

We are now living in a society of highly advanced technology. With the resources we have, starting a business is simple for anyone willing to put in the hard work. Because our technological generation makes it easy to connect with everyone across the world, we

TRAVEL

Where To Raise A Stein in NYC for Oktoberfest (And Year-Round!)

It’s that time of year again when we get to order hard-to-pronounce foods like würstl and schweinebraten and wash it down with Hofbräus and Paulaners. Germans began migrating to New York in the 1840s, and with them came their delicious, roasted foods and world-class beer.

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