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The Metropolitan Transportation Authority has wiped $376 million from its farebox revenue forecast over the next four years because of declining ridership on New York City’s subway and buses.
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The bars alleged to be the noisiest in New York City include a heavy-metal bar in Brooklyn and an Upper West Side venue that the state says described itself as a coffee shop when it applied for a liquor license.
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How to choose a hideaway among Croatia’s thousand-plus islands? We zero in on four options, from a rustic-chic farmhouse to the buzziest beach resort on the Dalmatian Coast.
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The new tattooed man is just as likely to get around by private jet as by Harley-Davidson. How to ink elegantly.
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A dozen units at Trump Tower remain unoccupied because of the acrid smoke smells stemming from a fatal fire in April, the building’s resident manager says.
The Irish actor, who stars in the film ‘Juliet, Naked,’ out this month, shares what’s on his phone.
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Between playing with his gadgets and popping up in summer blockbusters, this Gloucester boy is recreating his 1970s childhood at home and on film
The star of ‘The Wife,’ a film out in August, shares her most prized possessions.
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Bolstered by a robust U.S. economy and newly wealthy overseas buyers, Christie’s sold $4 billion of art during the first half of 2018, a new six-month high mark for the London-based auction company.
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“Head Over Heels,” the Broadway jukebox musical featuring songs by the all-female rock band the Go-Go’s, is looking more like a no-go at the box office.
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The National Comedy Center opening next month in Jamestown, N.Y.—birthplace of Lucille Ball—looks at what makes us laugh, from vaudeville to podcasts.
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A new generation of young chefs is turning Lyon, France’s tradition-bound second city, into a destination for creative cooking. Here’s where to start your gluttony tour.
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This weekend the world lost one of its most celebrated food critics and hungriest minds to pancreatic cancer. Here, a fellow Angeleno and frequent contributor to The Wall Street Journal pays tribute.
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At his new restaurant, Angler, San Francisco chef Joshua Skenes is committed to serving local, fresh fish.
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While they wait for their native varieties to catch on globally, they’re priming the export market with stellar expressions of Sauvignon Blanc, Pinot Noir and other international favorites.
From wild turkeys that crashed a home showing and a stare-down with a startled moose, property brokers recall their encounters with critters.
Chinese real-estate investors, facing pressure from Beijing, are reversing a yearslong buying spree in the U.S. where they often paid record prices for marquee properties like New York’s Waldorf Astoria hotel.
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A pilot program to spruce up five of the city’s 53 free-admission outdoor public pools is a hit with New Yorkers.
The $37.2 million sale of the West 10th Street property is said to be a downtown New York townhouse record.
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Jon Coles and Jay Dersh are marking the 100-year anniversary of Manhattan’s Dersh Feather & Trading with zero fanfare.
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George Norcross, an insurance executive and political kingmaker in southern New Jersey, has been a major force behind Camden getting more money in state tax incentives than other cities in the state.
The late creator of ‘Who’s Afraid of Virginia Woolf?’ lived part time at the Montauk, N.Y., home that comes with a tennis court and pool.
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