Gymboree to file for bankruptcy, close 900 stores, according to reports

The children's clothing store Gymboree is expected to file for the second bankruptcy in two years and is planning to close all 900 of its stores.

Argentina says 2018 inflation hits 47.6 percent

Argentina says that consumer prices rose 47.6 percent in 2018, the highest rate since 1991.

Netflix announces biggest price increase in company's history

Netflix is raising its U.S. prices by 13 percent to 18 percent, its biggest increase since the company launched its streaming service 12 years ago.

Mickey Mouse ice cream bars coming soon to a grocery store near you

Those who love those Mickey Mouse ice cream bars that are found inside the Walt Disney World parks can soon enjoy them at home now, too.

LA teachers plan to return to picket lines for day 2 of strike

Thousands of teachers staffed picket lines in the rain Monday morning at the beginning of the first teachers strike targeting the Los Angeles Unified School District in 30 years, while administrators vowed to keep schools open using substitutes and district employees with teaching credentials.

Sports betting is huge in New Jersey; New York could follow soon

Since New Jersey legalized gambling on sports in June 2018, the state's sportsbooks have collected almost $1.25 billion in bets and $94 million in gross revenue. And New Yorkers are playing a huge part in New Jersey's success.

Air traffic controllers frustrated by government shutdown

U.S. Rep. Tom Suozzi and U.S. Rep. Kathleen Rice, Democrats from Long Island, met with staffers at the New York Terminal Radar Approach Control, also known as New York TRACON, on Monday morning where more than 250 employees missed their first paycheck because of the government shutdown.

Become an angel investor in startups with just a few bucks

With the stock market so uncertain these days, could investing in startups be a smart strategy for 2019? New York-based Republic is giving investors that option for as little as $10 to $20.

Are pickups are becoming the new family car?

What's America's favorite family vehicle? The SUV? The minivan? These days, it could very well be the pickup truck.

Cuomo to include plastic bag ban plan in budget

Gov. Andrew Cuomo said his upcoming executive budget would include a proposal to ban single-use plastic bags in New York state.

CES 2019: 7 technologies that will leave you a little speechless

(FOX NEWS) - Every year, visitors to the Consumer Electronics Show in Las Vegas are treated to a few jaw-dropping gadgets. This year is no different, including a new toothbrush that takes ten seconds to use and a television that rolls up from a cabinet in your living room.

New AI software tracks down users who share Netflix accounts and passwords

Software specialist Synamedia is touting a new technology that it says can track down users who share accounts and passwords for streaming services such as Netflix.

How the shutdown is hurting a taco shop and other small businesses

Running a business comes with its fair share of headaches but for Long Island restaurateur Marc LaMaina, who owns Lucharitos, the past few weeks haven't been easy.

Starbucks to install needle disposals in certain stores

You may soon see needle-disposal boxes in your favorite Starbucks. The company announced this as a safety measure for its employees.

$99 ballistic-fiber pantyhose claim to be 'stronger than steel'

If you wear pantyhose, you understand the pain when they catch on something and the snag becomes a massive, embarrassing hole.

2019 New York real estate trends | Do buyers have upper hand?

To rent or to buy? To sell or to hold? Where will you find the best real estate deals in New York this year? StreetEasy senior economist Grant Long says prices are continuing to fall in a lot of places in the city and buyers continue to have the upper hand in negotiations. The trend started in 2018 and Grant expects it to continue into 2019.

Tipping your cabin crew: This airline's flight attendants now keep all gratuities

The airline that pioneered tipping your flight attendant for good service is now letting them keep what you give rather than requiring them to share the cash.

Federal workers protest as payday without pay hits as government shutdown drags on

Payday will come Friday without any checks for about 800,000 federal employees affected by the government shutdown, forcing workers to scale back spending, cancel trips, apply for unemployment benefits and take out loans to stay afloat.

Park rangers, Coast Guard members, others in NYC feel shutdown pain

As the government shutdown dragged on, union workers and immigrant advocates rallied in Staten Island on Thursday to support furloughed federal workers.

Shutdown could slow flow of new craft beer

No tax refunds, no Smithsonian museums, no trash pickups in national parks—and now no new craft beer?