The West Village is known for its trendy restaurants, charming cafes, and incredible specialty food shops. Advertisement In our opinion, it's the best neighborhood for food in Manhattan. (Disclosure: we are both West Village residents who might be a bit biased. But still.) Though there are no definitive boundaries, the West Village is loosely defined as the area that's bounded by 14th Street (to the north), Houston Street (to the south), 6th Avenue (to the east), and the Hudson River (to the west).

2022-06-30T15:35:06Z Nike's CEO said the company continues to invest, despite economic uncertainty. Nike beat sales expectations but guided down for the new fiscal year.  Nike's size should help it navigate a downturn, but analysts said fashion brands aren't as immune. As an economic slowdown hits, the open question for Nike watchers is whether the world's biggest footwear company is big enough to weather the rough patch. That's among the questions analysts are sifting through as economists continue to debate the odds of an economic contraction.

2015-04-15T19:49:00Z Irina Krush won her seventh US Chess Championship this past weekend in St. Louis. In doing so, she notched her fourth consecutive US title and became without question the best American woman player of her generation and, really, in history. It didn't come easy for Krush. Although she was the only Grandmaster on the women's side of the 12-player, 11-round tournament, she slipped back in the standings early and had to win four games in a row to set up an opportunity to snag the title with a draw in her final game (with the white pieces) against Katerina Nemcova.

2023-01-10T19:54:34Z Triller still has not gone public, despite announcing its listing aspirations more than a year ago. The company said it is waiting on the SEC to declare effective its confidential filing to go public. Tech and finance experts say the market for new public offerings is unsteady. Triller is in a holding pattern on its path to becoming a public company. It is waiting for the US Securities and Exchange Commission, also known as the SEC, to declare effective its paperwork to go public, which it previously filed confidentially.

The private-preschool scene in New York City is not for the faint of heart. It takes tenacity, gumption, luck, and often the right connections for families to land a spot on an elite school's short list for admissions. "It is important to understand that private-school admission in New York City — including at the preschool level — has now reached a critically competitive level at all points of entry," Amanda Uhry, CEO and founder of Manhattan Private School Advisors, told Insider.