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Sure, the markets are tanking, but the Noels are still lunching, and a bank in New York is actually HIRING. And other things to feel hopeful about, in our semi-regular digest of good economic news.
But hey, she went, right? Plus, non-famous blind people fail to stand up for Most Excellent Governor Ever Paterson, and should be ashamed. In the gossip roundup.
A look at the new JetBlue terminal's cocktail menu and Batali/Ladner protégé Mario Carbone's Italian offerings.
With its October opening just around the corner, it's time to break down the new JetBlue food court by the numbers.
Would you care for a salade niçoise before takeoff?
We’ve scored renderings of what might become the most exclusive restaurants in Queens.
We were let into the revamped Terminal 5, which incorporates parts of Eero Saarenin’s landmark design with modern touches, like Ron Jon Surf Shop!
The writer predicts "the end of capitalism," and may be right; Ariana Huffington talks about her beef with Tim Russert; and a Manhattan lawyer does due diligence with the Other Side, all in our daily rundown of weird, wonderful finance, media, law and real-estate news.
In which one of your Daily Intel editors goes all the way to California to learn where he really belongs.
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