NEW YORK — Daniel Cohen has been named a member of the Forbes Business Council, an invitation-only community that brings together accomplished executives, founders, and entrepreneurs from across industries. For Cohen, recognition is a natural extension of the work he’s been doing for years: fighting for everyday people when
NEW YORK — Daniel Cohen has been named a member of the Forbes Business Council, an invitation-only community that brings together accomplished executives, founders, and entrepreneurs from across industries. For Cohen, recognition is a natural extension of the work he’s been doing for years: fighting for everyday people when
Public space advertising has been one method of reaching wide audiences for brands. Times Square in New York City is an iconic combination of culture and commercialism, where visibility translates into interaction across diverse enclaves. In the digital era, these brick-and-mortar efforts meet social media, extending traditional out-of-home efforts
In the financial services sector, growth without governance is fragile. Merchant services, in particular, operate at the intersection of banking regulation, consumer protection law, cybersecurity standards, and global transaction oversight. As digital payments expand across borders and platforms, regulatory expectations intensify. Within this environment, regulatory discipline is not a
A proposal currently before the New York City Council aims to raise the city’s minimum wage to $30 per hour. If passed, this would make New York City the home of the highest local minimum wage in the United States. Supporters believe this change is necessary to help workers
Lloyd Blankfein, the former CEO of Goldman Sachs, has returned to the spotlight with the release of his memoir, Streetwise: Getting to and Through Goldman Sachs, where he directly warns that current risks in the private credit market share dangerous similarities with the conditions leading up to the 2008
Most founders who seek out CEO coaching aren’t struggling because they lack intelligence or drive. They’re struggling because the instincts that made them great founders are starting to occasionally work against them as CEOs. Fast, decisive, and action-oriented are features in Year One. In Year Two and beyond, those
By: Courtney Yeager New York, NY — March 2026— The Tox, the rapidly expanding aesthetic wellness brand known for its signature body contouring treatments, has officially surpassed 50 open studios across the United States, marking a major milestone in the company’s continued national growth. Founded by licensed esthetician and entrepreneur
By: Kate Sarmiento There is a particular kind of silence that happens in front of a mirror. It is not dramatic. It is not loud. It is a quiet pause where a woman tilts her head slightly and thinks, It looks good… but does it look like me? In
By: KeyCrew Media Empty nesters and retirees considering downsizing represent one of the most selective buyer segments in today’s Morris County real estate market, according to Ryan Bruen of The Bruen Team at Coldwell Banker Realty in Morristown. The selectivity stems from circumstances rather than personality, Bruen observes. Unlike
Measuring success in the non-profit sector can be challenging. Unlike for-profit businesses that rely on financial profits to measure success, non-profits must assess their impact on communities, beneficiaries, and social outcomes. Key Performance Indicators (KPIs) are essential tools for non-profits to evaluate their progress, effectiveness, and efficiency. In Empowering
New Yorkers waiting for a train might notice a new sound echoing through the station. The Metropolitan Transportation Authority, or MTA, has started a test program that plays audio advertisements over station loudspeakers. These 30-second commercials play at most once every 10 minutes, adding a new layer of noise
By: Sixteen Ramos A baby’s bottle routine can turn into a tiny logistics job, the kind that starts in the middle of the night and keeps going when someone’s running on two hours of sleep. That’s the moment Roxie Alsruhe, founder of HoopDee, ran into a problem that felt
By: Sophie Callahan When Chaitra Vedullapalli first envisioned OPULIS, it wasn’t born from a corporate strategy or marketing plan it started with a single, haunting question: “How will history remember the women who built Microsoft’s future?” As Microsoft approached its 50th anniversary, Vedullapalli recognized both an opportunity and a
The question dominating professional circles in 2026 isn’t whether tech jobs exist; it’s how to secure the right ones. Traditional job search strategies no longer work as companies implement rigorous hiring processes and competition intensifies. This guide breaks down the tactics that set successful job seekers apart from those
NEW YORK – Daniel Cohen, Esq., Founding Partner of Consumer Attorneys, has been honored with the Super Lawyers Rising Stars designation for five consecutive years (2021-2025), cementing his position as one of the nation’s premier consumer protection attorneys. Additionally, Cohen has been recognized with the distinguished Lawyers of Distinction
Founded by the dynamic husband and wife duo, Georgia and Jeff Ribeiro, Magnolia Cabinet Co has carved out a reputation for precision in cabinetry. From its early days on Charleston’s historic King Street, the company quietly built a name for itself, emphasizing quality, durability, and an unwavering commitment to
New York City is currently standing at a major crossroads. For decades, Manhattan and its surrounding boroughs were the undisputed centers of global commerce and innovation. However, the last few years have seen a shift. High taxes, complex regulations, and the rise of tech hubs in places like Miami
In recent years, New York City businesses have begun rethinking how they handle executive airport transportation. While rideshare apps once seemed like a convenient and cost-effective option, many companies are now experiencing what industry insiders call “rideshare fatigue.” Unpredictable pricing, inconsistent service quality, and reliability concerns have pushed corporate
Inside the organic spread that has Silicon Valley’s growth teams questioning everything they thought they knew By: Natalie Johnson The playbook for scaling ideas in tech is well-established and heavily capitalized. Raise venture funding. Hire growth hackers. Buy distribution through targeted advertising. Optimize for engagement metrics. A/B test every
Coordinated branding refers to the strategic alignment of various brand elements to create a cohesive identity that resonates with target audiences. In an increasingly competitive marketplace, it is essential for businesses to present a unified image across all platforms, including digital and print media. A significant aspect of coordinated
The New York City subway system is the lifeblood of the five boroughs, carrying millions of people to work, school, and home every day. For a long time, many of the trains on these tracks have felt like relics of a different era. On February 17, 2026, the Metropolitan
After more than a decade on the sidelines of New York City expansion, TJ Maxx is making a decisive return to the city’s retail core. The off-price giant has signed a lease for a 40,000-square-foot flagship store at Herald Towers, marking its first new NYC location in over ten
The legal profession has also changed over the past few decades, driven by emerging technologies, shifting client needs, and increasing competition between larger, established offices and boutique law firms. In the United States, smaller law practices have also learned to compete by emphasizing face-to-face communication with clients, specialized knowledge,
By: Mary Sahagun Most startups launch believing their product is ready. Core flows work. Demos look stable. Early testers raise no alarms. But once real users, partners, or buyers interact with the system, a different reality often surfaces…The gap is rarely about obvious bugs, but has more to do
The release of Melania, a feature-length documentary centered on Melania Trump, has quickly become one of the most discussed political-media projects of early 2026. The film blends personal storytelling, political proximity, and large-scale commercial distribution, and its rollout is revealing as much about modern media power and perception as
New York City has entered a fiscal showdown that could redefine who pays to keep the nation’s largest city running. Just weeks into his tenure, Mayor Zohran Mamdani has floated one of the boldest revenue proposals City Hall has seen in years: a 2% additional tax on households earning
Efficient import operations depend heavily on the quality and accuracy of documentation. Each piece of paperwork submitted to U.S. Customs and Border Protection (CBP) supports the entry of goods and determines the speed and success of customs clearance. Consistent, accurate records reduce the risk of delays, fines, and rejected
The United States is formally recognizing the continued growth and influence of Dr. Sonnie Badu, an internationally respected gospel artist and global faith leader, as RockHill Church prepares to celebrate its eighth anniversary of service and leadership impact in the U.S. Now based in Atlanta, Georgia, Dr. Badu’s presence
After the strong market response to Sunset Village, GIMS returns with a second residential chapter, one that reinterprets mid-century modernism through Morocco’s light, craft, and rituals of living. Developed with Horizon Morocco, The Valley – Private Residences will debut publicly on January 26, 2026, revealing a 50-villa enclave just
For a city famous for dancing until dawn, New York has long made it surprisingly hard to… dance. That contradiction may finally be coming to an end. Governor Kathy Hochul is advancing legislation to create a “hybrid restaurant-tavern license,” a move aimed at modernizing New York City’s nightlife economy
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