Ten years ago, Manhattan had more than 60 gas stations. Now the borough has just 39, and the remaining stations are disappearing fast and they are swept up by developers who pay millions for the sites. I dig into what this means for drivers, cabbies and the real estate industry. 

Say Goodbye to Manhattan's Gas Stations

New Tech City: How the Bloomberg administration is working to retain top-level software engineers, expand broadband service and reach out to New Yorkers who don't have a computer or smartphone. Plus, my report on how small businesses on Atlantic Avenue in Brooklyn are using technology.

New Tech City - NYC's Digital Roadmap + Small Biz

The Supreme Court begins a new term Monday with a docket full of cases pertinent to the business community. This week WNYC’s Money Talking looks at the business implications of these cases, as well as how the court’s conservative-liberal split will play in deciding them.


Money Talking - Supreme Court Preview

I'm an associate producer at WNYC where I focus on business and technology news.

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