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Adam Greene is developing five blocks of Downtown Brooklyn into 16 buildings housing 6,400 units and more than 8 million square feet of floor space.

Sports Authority likely to close all stores

NEW YORK (AP) — Sports Authority will sell some or all of its assets rather than trying to reorganize under bankruptcy protection.

Apprecier: fashion for women of all ages

There's an amazing economic trend going on in the fashion world. Women hit a shopping slump once they reach their mid-40s even though many of them have more money to spend than ever before. The problem? Fashion brands aren't marketing to them, because those brands don't want to be considered "old."

Puerto Rico defaults on bond payment

Puerto Rico's debt crisis has reached a new level, with the island's governor saying Puerto Rico will not pay most of its $470 million in debt payments due by Monday.

Poll: A third of Bay Area residents want to leave

A poll by Bay Area Council shows that one-third of San Francisco Bay Area residents are considering leaving the region over the next few years because of home housing costs and worsening traffic.

Shell unveils 89 mpg car

You probably wouldn’t expect an oil company to help develop an ultra fuel-efficient car, but that’s exactly what Shell has done.

Starbucks faces $5M lawsuit over amount of ice in its beverages

Coffee conglomerate Starbucks is being sued for $5 million over the amount of ice the drink-maker puts in its iced beverages.  

ClassPass hikes membership fee in New York; will members bolt?

Staying in shape isn't cheap. So when ClassPass came around three years ago, New Yorkers signed up in droves for the unlimited exercise classes for one flat monthly fee. But that fee has been steadily increasing. The latest price hike has members ready to jump ship.

Comcast buying DreamWorks Animation for about $3.55B

Comcast is buying DreamWorks Animation, the film company behind the "Shrek," ''Madagascar" and "Kung Fu Panda" franchises, for approximately $3.55 billion, strengthening its presence in the important and growing business of children's entertainment.

Uber testing 2 minute wait time before charging customers

Car service app Uber says it is experimenting with charging customers if their driver is still waiting two minutes after arrival.

Cracker Jack dropping toys and traditional box

For a child, the prize at the bottom of a Cracker Jack box has been one of the greatest mysteries for over a century.  Now, the traditional snack is getting a new look.

Newark, Uber agree to deal with $3M up-front payment

NEWARK, N.J. (AP) — New Jersey's largest city and Uber announced a deal in which the company will pay the city $3 million up front as part of a 10-year $10 million agreement.

FTC rules Amazon is liable for in-app charges

NEW YORK (AP) — A federal judge has ruled that Amazon is liable for in-app purchases made by children, the latest development in a suit filed by the Federal Trade Commission in 2014.

Ford recalls thousands of F-150, Expedition, Mustang, Lincoln Navigator

 Ford is recalling nearly 202,000 pickup trucks, SUVs and cars in North America because the automatic transmissions can suddenly downshift to first gear.

Burger King introduces chicken fries in the shape of rings

Officially called Chicken Fries Rings, the fast food chain says they are "optimal shape for dipping."  

NYC millennials earn 20 percent less, report says

 A report says millennials in New York City earn about 20 percent less than the previous generation of young workers and are likely to continue struggling from the effects of the recession.

Mitsubishi Motors: mileage tests were falsified since 1991

Mitsubishi Motors Corp., the Japanese automaker that acknowledged last week that it had intentionally lied about fuel economy data for some of its models, said an internal investigation found such tampering dated back to 1991.