the economy

Cumberland Packing, which packages Sweet'N Low, will stop manufacturing at its Fort Greene headquarters.

The job fair is scheduled for 11 a.m. to 3 p.m. Thursday at Hostos Community College.

Business owners hope the All-Star Game will bring a boost after a lackluster Mets season.

Christine Quinn will address the city's growing wealth divide in her final State of the City speech.

Bill Thompson, who narrowly lost to Mayor Bloomberg in 2009, is back in the hunt for City Hall.

Sen. Kirsten Gillibrand and GOP challenger Wendy Long faced off for the first and only time Wednesday.

Mayor Michael Bloomberg's 2013 Executive Budget will cut 200 after-school programs.

New York is the most economically competitive city on earth, according to a new survey released Monday.

Designer Diane von Furstenberg joined Mayor Michael Bloomberg to celebrate Fashion Week Monday.

Despite a jump in the fourth quarter of 2011, Wall Street slumps, according to the Commerce Department.

A new study finds more college educated New Yorkers are having trouble paying for food.

The city is on track to welcome 50 million visitors this year, breaking the city record.

Restaurant owners and season ticket-holders protested the NBA lockout this week.

Manhattan Borough President Scott Stringer, Public Advocate Bill de Blasio and former Comptroller Bill Thompson shared their visions of the "Future of New York City" during a panel discussion Wednesday.

The Cooper Union in the East Village is considering charging students tuition for the first time to cope with a $16.5 million budget deficit.