via Crain's New York Business
Lehman Loss Hits Non-Profit Groups
Lehman Brothers' bankruptcy likely will mean funding woes for many local non-profit groups that relied on the investment bank's generosity.
Topic: Business
via The Queens Courier
Green Pet Shop's a Natural
Pet owners seeking eco-friendly products are gladly spending green to go gr…
via New York Daily News
A Clean Start for Westchester Square
Joe Regina was walking through Westchester Square, touting the new merchant…
Budget Shoe Retailers Fashion a New Style
Budget retailers have been teaming with high-end designers to create affordable fashions. Payless Shoe Source is the latest to jump on the trend.
Greenmarket Farmers Pay a Big Price
Midwest farmers have doubled profits since 2005 by selling grains like corn and soybeans. But Northeast farmers, who primarily raise livestock, have ended up on the wrong side of the tipping scale.
Vinyl Records Spin New Tune
CD sales continue to plummet. Digital downloads are rapidly climbing. And a…
Used Bike Business Booms
With gas prices at a record high and environmental awareness growing, bike use is on the rise in the city. Some new businesses are popping up to help meet the demand.
via New York Daily News
Tortilla Makers Face Flat Profits
The city's tortilla makers are in trouble: Their profits are as flat as the…