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Private sector job losses were higher than expected, putting a brake on major indexes.

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Broad increase lifts ETFs and indexes in light trading.

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Stewart: There's a potential bubble in high-risk fixed-income investments.

227 Clinton Street, a 25-foot-wide brownstone in Cobble Hill, hit the market in mid-September for $3,400,000 and by the end of October was listed on StreetEasy as being in contract. Apparently, though, things didn't work out, as the gorgeous double-duplex

While we're not in love with the finishes in the bathroom and kitchen, this floor-through two-bedroom at 509 Court Street in Carroll Gardens has a nice feel to it. Priced at $599,000 with a $900 maintenance, the 1,015-square-foot co-op also

This Week's Openings magazine posted this photo of the Loading Dock (170 Tillary Street, near Gold Street, Downtown Brooklyn), opened by Flea vendor : "Part café, part gallery, the space has been winterized with wood-burning stoves and canvas flaps, and

Closings have started to in public records for Habitat for Humanity's recently completed affordable housing in Brownsville. The 41-unit condo was completed in September and thus far 27 families have moved in, according to a Habitat spokeswoman. All of the

If you're looking for a sign of the Hasidic community's political clout in this town, look no further than the removal of 14 blocks of bike lanes on Bedford Avenue in South Williamsburg yesterday. As reported on both Gothamist and