The Northern Boulevard boutique now carries all 16 Hermès métiers under a brand-new skylight, three years after its old store shut down.

OPay priced its IPO at $19 a share, but the stock never opened Friday, with Wall Street quoting it near $16.25 instead.

The Hudson Valley knickknack shop is bringing its small-batch goods to 167 Mott Street in time for the holidays.

The 3,001-square-foot Williamsburg shop features a mural by Brooklyn artist Sarah Zapata and a four-week L train takeover.

The British label's 1,500-square-foot SoHo-adjacent shop offers foot scans and coaching, plus new gear made with a Japanese skate collective.

EquipmentShare's new eight-acre Core Solutions branch on Townline Road could pump up to $70 million into the local economy.

The Melbourne lace label opened its first permanent U.S. store with a private Bridal Suite and a bottle of bubbles for brides.

The Upper East Side concept shop mixes pre-loved furniture and designer clothing with a model that lets locals consign their own pieces.

Elmont, Roosevelt, West Hempstead and Carle Place shoppers get new signs by Friday, with international foods potentially added at some locations.

Oner Active's first store opens Nov. 7 on Bond Street with a photo booth and NYC-only capsule line.

Great Jones Distilling Co. built an explosion-proof still on Broadway for $21 million. Now its NoHo visitor center is dark indefinitely.

Drew Barrymore and Amaury Guichon picked up Signature Awards as LG unveiled three new appliance collections in New York.

A New Jersey franchisee behind 12 existing shops will build the new wave of doughnut stores across the metro area.