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"Serial" is back in the news; "Black Monday" on the Stock Market; Colbert's September 8th debut.

Soccer's living legend will be honored before the Cosmos take on the Fort Lauderdale Strikers Saturday.

Sorel Deps-Medina, 70, was killed when a NYSE security pickup jumped the curb on Broad Street.

The gold medal-winning team closed out trading at the NYSE and lit up the Empire State Building.

Occupy Wall Street protesters moved onto the steps of the memorial after being pushed off Wall Street.

Occupy Wall Street protesters were sleeping near the Stock Exchange, trying to reclaim public streets.

More than 100 industry professionals attended a recent meeting on "Illuminate Lower Manhattan."

The city is giving up to $1 million to a design team that creates an eye-catching light display Downtown.

Protesters rode the train from Harlem to join demonstrators in Foley Square during the "Day of Action" to mark two-month anniversary of Occupy Wall Street.

Occupy Wall Street's day of action is scheduled to start Thursday with an attempt to shut down the New York Stock Exchange.

The Lower East Side BID had the honor of ringing the opening bell at the New York Stock Exchange Thursday.

After Monday's stock market plunge of more than 600 points, Wall Street rallied Tuesday for a 429-point gain following the Federal Reserve's announcement to keep interest rates low through 2013.

The Dow Jones Industrial Average lost 634 points on the first day of trading since Standard and Poor's lowered the United States' AAA rating.

Stocks dropped Tuesday as markets reacted to Japan's nuclear crisis following Friday's deadly earthquake and tsunami.

Two former American Stock Exchange buildings will be turned into shops and a luxury apartment building, according to reports.