Teladoc Health acquires virtual mental health provider UpLift for over $30M to bolster its therapy services, despite its recent financial losses and challenges.

DoorDash settled a wage dispute with a $16.8 million payment to its delivery workers, despite ongoing allegations of wage theft in New York City. Workers protested, claiming underpayment persists.

Google violated antitrust laws in the digital ad market, says a federal court ruling secured by NY Attorney General James.

Union workers at Manhattan Beer Distributors are striking over unfair labor practices and retirement security, affecting beer supplies in New York City and Long Island.

NYC beer deliveries face disruption as Manhattan Beer & Beverage Distributors workers strike over pension changes and unfair labor practices, potentially impacting bar and restaurant supplies.

Two NYC Shakespeare & Co. bookshops on the Upper West and East Sides are closing due to sales and lease issues.

Apple airlifted iPhones from India to the US to avoid tariffs on Chinese goods, shipping an estimated 1.5 million units amid fears of significant price hikes due to the trade war.

NYC's food and fashion sectors are adjusting to the impact of Trump's tariffs, with restaurant owners stockpiling and bar owners fearing price increases on imports.

A coalition led by Attorney General Letitia James is opposing the practice of excessive overdraft fees by banks and is advocating for maintaining a CFPB rule that limits these charges.

NYC small businesses and consumers are anxious about the impact of Trump's trade war tariffs, with fears of price increases and economic uncertainty affecting local shop owners and shoppers alike.

A Manhattan appeals court allows Mount Sinai to proceed with the closure of Beth Israel Hospital, overruling community opposition and legal challenges.

U.S. stocks are set to decline following global market turmoil and steep drops in Asian and European markets, in response to President Trump's trade tariffs and tensions with China.

Mylan Inc. settled with several states for $335 million over allegedly deceptive opioid marketing, without admitting wrongdoing, as part of efforts to tackle the opioid crisis.