NEW YORK (Reuters) - In recent months, people and their politicians around the world have been astonished to learn that big companies and billionaires will go to extraordinary lengths to pay lower taxes. Full story
When Hurricane Sandy hit New York City on Oct. 29, 2012, New York University neuroscientist Gordon Fishell was far from his lab in Manhattan, stranded at home in Westchester, N.Y., because public transportation was closed. Full story
New York University is aiming to cement its position as a leader in the young field of video game studies by opening a 40,000-square-foot institute called the Media and Games Network in downtown Brooklyn next fall.The facility called MAGNET will bring together existing NYU programs in fields such Full story
Peter Blair Henry, "Turnaround" author and dean of New York University Business School, shares his view on the overall global economy right now.
New York University constitutional law professor Kenji Yoshino took a moment after appearing on Sunday's "Melissa Harris-Perry" to outline some key things we need to look for in the two Supreme Court hearings this week concerning marriage equality.
NEW YORK (Reuters) - When sizing up a mutual fund, investors might want to ignore size all together. Full story
The government of China jolted its booming housing market with some unexpected regulations over the weekend, with CNBC's Michelle Caruso-Cabrera; Ann Lee, New York University; and Peter Navarro, "Death by China" author, share their opinions.
Apple stock represents a value play and is worth much more than $450 per share, New York University finance professor and valuation expert Aswath Damodaran says.
Michael Crowley, senior correspondent for Time magazine; Dorian Warren, associate professor at Columbia University; Cristina Beltran, associate professor at New York University; and Mark Alexander, professor at Seton Hall University; join Melissa Harris-Perry to talk about entitlement reform.
Michael Crowley, senior correspondent for Time magazine; Dorian Warren, associate professor at Columbia University; Cristina Beltran, associate professor at New York University; and Mark Alexander, professor at Seton Hall University; join Melissa Harris-Perry talk about presidential overreach, and h
Washington’s fiscal cliff woes are starting to play out like the game show. Melissa Harris-Perry and her guests - including Farai Chideya, professor of journalism at New York University; Marc Steiner, National Public Radio host; Alicia Menendez, host on HuffPost Live; and MSNBC contributor Joy Reid
New York University has granted visiting scholar status to Chen Guangcheng for an indefinite period. He has begun studying the American legal system.
