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New York
Monday, January 14th 2013 - 06:24 UTC

Flu outbreak forces New York State to declare a public health emergency

Governor Andrew Cuomo said flu cases have been reported in all 57 NY counties and five boroughs of NY City.

New York Governor Andrew Cuomo declared a public health emergency Sunday, giving pharmacists permission to administer flu vaccinations to more people as officials seek to stem the worst flu outbreak in that state in several years.

Monday, November 19th 2012 - 11:37 UTC

Gasoline rationing extended in New York until next Friday

Mayor Bloomberg said 30% of gas stations remained closed because of the damages caused by hurricane Sandy. <br />

Gasoline rationing in New York City which was scheduled to end on Monday has been extended through Friday, even as the gas station lines that prompted it have all but disappeared.

Thursday, November 1st 2012 - 06:40 UTC

Wall Street returned to life with average trading volume; most buildings in the area with no power

Downtown Manhattan has several days before full recovery  (Getty Imagine)

The US stock market slowly returned to life on Wednesday after two days in the dark, in the wake of the massive storm Sandy that caused the market's first weather-related two-day closure since the late 19th century.

Wednesday, October 31st 2012 - 05:17 UTC

Sandy’s destruction along the US East coast estimated in 20bn dollars

Public transport has yet to recover in NY while 14.000 flights have been cancelled

Businesses on the US East Coast have continued to be disrupted by storm Sandy, with total damage estimated at between 10bn and 20bn dollars. Sandy has flooded subway and road tunnels in much of Lower Manhattan.

Wednesday, October 31st 2012 - 02:08 UTC

New York working to restore transit service in wake of historic storm

Working non-stop to restore New York’s transportation system (Photo: Port Authority of NY and NJ.)

Thousands of New York Metropolitan Transportation Authority workers began on Tuesday to fan out through the system to inspect and begin repair of the damage caused by Hurricane Sandy, a massively destructive storm of historic proportions.

Tuesday, October 23rd 2012 - 03:15 UTC

“How to Look Expensive”, the international beauty bible that suits body and budget

By Teresita D'Alessandro* - Reading “How to Look Expensive,” the new book written by Glamour Magazine’s Contributing Beauty Editor, Andrea Pomerantz Lustig, makes you feel like you found the pot of gold at the end of a fashionable rainbow!

Thursday, September 6th 2012 - 03:09 UTC

American and United accused of negligence in the 9/11 terrorist attack on WTC

Judge Hellerstein limited the value of WTCP destroyed property to 2.805 billion, the price WTCP paid for the leases

US judge ruled that AMR Corp's American Airlines and United Continental Holdings Inc must face trial over claims relating to the Sept. 11 attacks that destroyed the landmark towers of the World Trade Centre in New York almost 11 years ago, court documents showed.

Tuesday, June 19th 2012 - 23:44 UTC

Coca Cola confronts NY Mayor Bloomberg: denies responsibility for US obesity epidemics

CEO Muhtar Kent describes US obesity as “a complicated societal issue that we all have to work together to provide a solution”

Coca-Cola CEO Muhtar Kent insists his company is not responsible for the rise in US obesity despite New York Mayor Michael Bloomberg's recent moves to limit the consumption of sugary drinks.

Friday, June 8th 2012 - 23:34 UTC

Beverage industry blasts New York for limiting sale of oversized sugary drinks

Coca-Cola and McDonald's said consumers should be able to make their own drink choices

New York City's top health official shot back at critics who have blasted the city's plan to limit the sale of oversized sugary drinks such as soda, calling beverage industry opposition ridiculous.

Wednesday, May 2nd 2012 - 04:51 UTC

Occupy Wall Street protestors celebrate May Workers Day through out the US

In small groups protestors clashed with baton-carrying police in several cities

Occupy Wall Street protesters gathered outside banks, meditated in public parks and staged anti-corporate song-and-dance routines on Tuesday in a May Day bid around the United States to revive a movement that triggered nationwide protests last year against economic injustice.

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