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There are meditation apps, exercise programs and herbal teas. Are they effective? “Standing up and walking to the restroom” may work just as well, one expert says.

Shelter Island has tried to preserve its character by restricting the short-term rental market, angering many homeowners in the quaint Long Island town.

Since 1873, the City of New York has put out a daily paper that is essential reading for those who want to do business with the city.

As president, Mr. Neimark helped transform what had been seen as a safe, dull and expensive store into an avatar of luxurious shopping.

Just 17 states require high school students to complete a personal finance course. But more states may soon join them.

How America’s obsession with long hours has widened the gender gap.

The case was the last remaining government lawsuit against the bank over financial crisis-era issues.

Carlos Ghosn, the former car executive charged in Tokyo with financial wrongdoing, posted $4.7 million bail but the prosecutor’s office said it would appeal.

Pamela Paul, editor of The New York Times Book Review, decided to downgrade her tech two years ago. It has worked out, with paper and DVDs instead of the latest apps and gizmos.

In an opinion column, Abigail Disney railed against what she calls the “naked indecency’’ of the practices. Disney disputed her assertions.